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Thanks for making this available. For those like myself who have done very little, or no, programming in assembly language, the source code to a lengthy program (no matter how hacky) is always useful.

Good stuff!
The text may be grey but it's completely legible which is the important part.

I have photos of the innards of my D32, and I will re-upload them if you wish. Now I assume we are talking about IC17 and IC18, on my Dragon (Issue 2 board with OKI RAM) they are labelled as:

IC17
9364C-0032
47213
GI 8302 CSA


IC18
9364C-0031
47211
GI 8302 CSA

Rolf,
do any of the photographs in this thread viewtopic.php?f=5&t=110 help?

This reply relates to the locked thread "New User?" Simon, instead of giving out your email address in a form that can be easily harvested by spambots - thus increasing the amount of spam that that address will receive - you should publish the address in a form that is easy for a human to understand...

Back to the hot Dragon, it's just an idea but perhaps a previous owner tried to overclock it. Other than changing the crystal I don't know how you would go about it on a Dragon, but it may be worth looking around that area.

zephyr wrote:I have got cartridge and cassette versions of AstroBlast and Ghost Attack by Dragon Data, and they all appear to be authentic.

Curious, could it be that some of the early releases by Microdeal of ex-Dragon Data software still contained the Dragon Data copyright in the programs' titles?

The Space Shuttle manual is in the archive ( http://archive.worldofdragon.org/archiv ... r=Manuals/ ), and Space Shuttle, I cannot vouch for Air Traffic Control, is still playable at normal speed - not that it makes it any easier, I still haven't managed to land the thing.

Here's the cassette version... Thanks, though I downloaded it a few years back. I was just making the point that Bob Liddil's column in Dragon User talked about many of the games that were available for the CoCo in the USA, many of which were never converted to the Dragon and sold over here. Also, ...

Here's Ghost Attack for the archive. Two cassette (.cas) versions are attached. One is by Dragon Data, the other by Microdeal. Although this game is already in the archive, the 'Microdeal - Ghost Attack.cas' file won't load into XROAR, and the 'Dragon Data Ltd - Ghost Attack [exec].wav' file is a h...