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zephyr

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Steve, congrats on your 1000th post

The cloud9 RTC is based on the DS1315-5 chip. You can find its datasheet online. I haven't seen any Dos code for it, but you could use the NitrOS9 clock2 driver as a reference. See the source code here: http://nitros9.hg.sourceforge.net/hgweb/nitros9/nitros9/file/8babf9987e22/level1/modules/clock2_d...

Is this the default image that would get if you order a SuperIDE with CF card "preloaded with software" from Cloud-9? No. This is an image that was compiled by RetroCanada. By default, Cloud9 supplies a CF card preloaded with NitrOS9 and the SuperIDE utilities described in section 5 of the SuperIDE...

The easiest way to get started is with retrocanada's SuperIDE preloaded CF image. http://www.4shared.com/zip/y9ID8Pd_/side-megapak_2.html It is a CF image with a collection of most of the CoCo software available in the various archives online. You can also use my modified version of this this image ...

Steve, A single SuperIDE compact flash can store 256 floppy disks, in addition to an OS9 hard disk partition. The 256 floppy disks limit is set by HDB-DOS (although there are some hacks that will allow more disks through bank switching). Its quite easy to transfer DSK images to the CF card - just us...

Garrettimus wrote: I use that CoCo 3 with a Super IDE cartridge, it is really awesome.

Marcus, you should quite easily be able to use your Dragon 64 with the SuperIDE cartridge.
See my post here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=779

It should be possibe to pull back any previous version using the Mercural source control. Out of curiosity, why would you want to revert back to version 1.1D (December 2007)? Ken UPDATE : Seems that HDB-DOS was released into the public domain on January 2012 as version 1.3. Therefore, the Mercural d...

hg clone http://toolshed.hg.sourceforge.net/hgweb/toolshed/toolshed path_to_working_copy Note that path_to_working_copy is the path to the folder where you want to store the files (e.g. C:\Source\toolshed on Windows or /usr/src/toolshed on Linux). When you want to get the latest changes from the re...

using the makefile in the repository (and the above archive) should generate the ROM files.

zephyr wrote: Is it possible to download all of the source code files in one .zip (or other) archive?

Attached is the latest HDBDOS 1.4 source folder from the toolshed repository as well as the cocoroms source folder which included the ecb_equates which are required to make hdbdos.
Ken