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I tried renaming the roms in lower case and it worked, thank you!

In my virtualbox virtual machine everything works ok, but in my laptop the UI produces some artifacts like blinking menus and leaving trails if you move the xroar window around.

Going to bed now, need to rest

If anyone fancies giving the GTK+ interface a go under Linux, there's a source tarball and amd64 Debian package here: http://www.6809.org.uk/tmp/xroar/ . Still a lot to be done, but hey, menus! It's like we're living in the future or something. You'll need GTK+2 and GtkGlExt headers & libraries (li...

From my knowledge, you can open files in two modes, ASCII or Binary. The Ascii mode translates the characters and the binary one don't.

So, it seems quite logical that you had problems by opening the files in non-binary mode, that is ascii mode.

I think it's a good idea to comply with the TOSEC standard as some emulators like MESS are moving toward that direction too by having "fixed software lists" that ensure you're using the right images of the software. Also, the bulk download would be interesting because it would enable the creation of...

I already sent you an email

I uploaded the scans of the Dragon 32 MkII Issue 6 board and the Dragon 64 board with no issue number.

I just uploaded the Dragon 200 PCB scans to the Motherboard Pictures page, and noticed a couple of details. First, the roms are mislabelled. You can see in the picture that they are labelled IC17 and IC18, but when I compared the dumps of these roms with the ones here in the archive, my IC17 was the...

I have a 200 and there doesn't seem to be any difference between it and the 64 board - apart from the power LED being connected to the main board. You're absolutely right. I uploaded the Dragon 200 scans and it has even the same Part and Issue number as my english Dragon 64. Anyway, nice 300 dpi sc...

Hey!

I took a look at your page, but I'm not sure how it works.

Besides that, I'll gladly pay the shipping costs to Spain if the owner agrees to it.

Thank you for posting your offer!

Hi, everybody!

As I promised, I did 300dpi scans of my Dragon 64's PCB. It's an english one, Issue 3 board.

You can watch them here.

More good news! I borrowed a Dragon 200 from a friend and will be scanning it as soon as I can remove the red labels without destroying them