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Seems LAFUMAT hasn't monitored this forum for a while.
Try contacting him directly at lafuentemateos(at)gmail(dot)com.
Last I heard from him he had some units left for sale. He ships worldwide.
I'm had very good experience using his controller.

Here is the complete build of the HDB-DOS 1.4 roms and wav files. I have built this set on October 2012, based on the HDBDOS source and make files which are part of the toolshed repository Complete source files are available here: http://toolshed.hg.sourceforge.net/hgweb/toolshed/toolshed/file/ce83b...

Dantyr wrote:I'm still thinking on modify the 3/4 channel button for the switch to the DragonCoco

Good idea! Most of us are only using the monitor port these days anyway, since its video quality is much better than RF output.
This leaves the channel select button useless on the Tano.

Cool!
Now that you have a Dragon with dual roms you should go for the Dragon Drivewire project
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=781

Very Nice

Any chance of incorporating the latest improvements (except the DLOAD/RKEYS) into the original DragonCoCo roms? (w/o the hardware mod)
Ken

zephyr wrote: I am now using a CoCo 2 and it passes the test perfectly.

That's a good sign
I'm hardly an expert on the Drivewire protocol. Try submitting a bug report through the DW help menu. Aaron may be able to give you some advice.
Ken

Steve,
Drivewire 4.1's setup wizard has a "Test configuration" option (at the final wizard screen), which was omitted in the latest 2 DW4 versions.
It is useful for testing the basic connectivity.
I have uploaded DW4.1 here: http://www.mediafire.com/?3pb6xnl4holu43f
Does your CoCo pass this test?

Drivewire transactions have a timeout of 200ms, if the expected response from either side doesn't occur within that window an OP_READEX error is generated. It is most likely a communications problem. Probably with the Drivewire cable. Could also be that the wrong baud rate was selected or the PC mem...

Has anyone ever seen this RS232 interface card, apparently from Dragon Data? http://s7.postimage.org/fiir1khq3/KGr_Hq_N_q8_FCcm_o_CFYBQv_Pn_Yeq_Tg_60_12.jpg The picture is not clear enough - hard to tell if its based on the 6551 serial chip like the Dragon 64. It is now being sold on ebay. http://ww...

Steve, I recommend using Drivewire 4 for the server side (works on Windows/Mac/Linux). The server side has seen some major improvements. There's no change in the CoCo files (CoCo2 files can also be used with the Dragon in CoCo mode). Download the latest Drivewire server version here: https://sites.g...