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Out of curiosity, does the Tano Dragon come with any joysticks?

Also how do you run a machine intended for 110v if your mains electricity is 240v?

Hey Simon.

I saw a great Facebook photo today of you and Fedor Steeman with your MC-10.

Wow, those screen shots look very crisp!

Picture quality is the one thing I dislike about firing up my Dragon.

Hi kan.

Try adding the SYNC instruction just before switching your display's base address.

This should cause processing to wait until an interrupt is encountered, keeping you in sync with the vertical refresh.

Great work!

The Dragon community seems to be buzzing at the moment.

Well done everyone involved.

Hi kan.

There's an article on p15 of Dragon User Nov 1985 that should be of help.

http://archive.worldofdragon.org/downlo ... r_1185.pdf

rolfmichelsen wrote:The goal was to create a dead simple tool, so it only supports DragonDos binaries.

I completely agree and File2VDK fits the bill perfectly!
Thanks for creating this great tool for us.

zephyr wrote:Disk Extended Color BASIC (CoCo DOS).

Ahhhh... now I understand.

Bosco, unless Fil2VDK translates DECB binaries into Dragon DOS binaries, this won't work because the RUN command is a Dragon DOS command that will load and run only a file in Dragon DOS format. Thanks for clearing that up. :) I suspected it was the reason but wasn't 100% clear what `DECB' was? :oop...

Hi Rolf.

Just been playing with File2VDK (from the command line). Appears to work perfectly however when I try to load a binary into XRoar (RUN"<name>.BIN") from the generated vdk I get an `?FM ERROR'.

The bin I'm testing with was output from LWASM in DECB binary format.

dragonmarce wrote:Thank you very much to you for all you do !

I'll second that. People here are incredibly generous both with their time and knowledge.