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Be sure to rename the roms to their correct names (i.e. D64_1.rom and D64_2.rom for the Dragon64 roms), and put it besides the Xroar executable file.

Hmmmm... If I search by seller on eBay and enter Hoost2, I only get a "The seller user ID you entered was not found." error.

Maybe you could post a link?

Ooooooooooooooooh! Fantastic!!

Can it handle disk images too? (or is it planned for the future?).

That's really a kick-ass expansion for the Dragon!

Do you plan doing a batch of these? Just in case, consider me in the line

Great work!

By the way, at The Old Computer they have some games we don't have here at the Dragon Archive.

Hi!

If you'd like to keep your seals, just use some lighter fuel on them, they'll go off easily and when dry, you can put them again in its original place.

When I have a little time, I'll open my Tano to check the board.

I bought recently one of the Tanos from California Digital and it all went fantastic!

It's just amazing to have a brand new Dragon at home, hehe

I'm working on a tool similar to DC.EXE and I have some success, but it still need some work. Stay tuned!

I have the detection of the 0 values plus some error correction. I try to align the bytes, but I guess that would destroy any protection scheme.

I'll send you my code in a couple of days.

Hey Rolf! Now that's a nice set of functionality! I'm also making a C++ program to convert wav files to cas files, and I'm trying do a lot of error correction. As soon as I get something that can be used, I'll send it to you and publish it here. I'm also making a small program to copy .cas data bloc...

Ok, but if you use Fixcas, I don't know if it modifies the other blocks byte leaders' making it longer to load than it should.

That's why I would prefer a page in the wiki with precise instructions.