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Probably a bit of a long shot this one but does anyone have a spare DOS cartridge housing (ie. just the plastic case) they don't need anymore? I misplaced mine years ago when I "rehoused" my D64 and am considering putting everything back to how it was....

Cheers,

jon.

Hi Pere, More interesting stuff there, I've always been quite impressed with the DosPLUS variant, my controller originally had 1.0, then a few years later I upgraded it and never looked back. It has some quite nice features (like the ability to write data files using file numbers eg. OPEN #1 instead...

Interesting (and useful) stuff. All those disks were created with DOSPlus 4.9 which I think is one of the less bug free variants of DragonDOS but there may well have been a few quirks left in there. I doubt those disks images will ever be written to again since I can't see me accumulating more games...

Hi all, In parallel with me having a good sort through all the Dragon related bits and pieces I've worked on, I've done a refresh of my website (particularly focusing on the "Dragon Projects") to include a lot more detail, schematics, photos, documentation and crucially software source code to every...

I'd still propose to support tormod and his device, if Drivewire is considered to be used on a regular basis. Building things by oneself is fun, I know. But tormod put quite some effort in building and providing a complete solution. I concur wholeheartedly, I was making an observation purely based ...

well it wasn't by design I assure you however pleased I can help!

No rush, it was more just an observation...

Cheers,

jon

Hi all, I have got my drivewire adaptor working now on a D64, all seems to behave as expected and have been playing with some of the very useful dweebs posted here. Have encountered one of my disks though that VDIR doesn't want to process. It doesn't generate an error (either on the Dragon or the se...

Hi, I've unearthed my 5.25" disk collection which has thrown out a couple of bits you may be interested in. Attached are disk images for OS9-Prolog (accompanies the manual in my last post), the disk I have is a copy rather than an original. Also attached is a disk image/manual for an interesting app...

Good point however these aren't the manuals for the software I sent to Rob a while back, as I mentioned to him at the time I think they got mislaid during a recent house move. Also most of these I think aren't originals, they are either print outs or not particularly good photocopies. Also unfortuna...