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Thanks guys. Yeah, Im definitely not imagining the next big thing like a Linux competitor. But I do enjoy tinkering with 6502 assembly, and having a real usable platform to do it on, instead of an emulator, seems like an interesting project to me. I have zero interest in x86 or other CPUs really. Th...

So, what's the point? 1. Your program/OS would emulate a 6502-based computer, that is not supposed to be realised in real HW. This misses the use of an emulator to aid in cross-developing programs. 2. If the purpose of your OS is to provide a platform independent means to run a program, why not use...

Guys, I think we are getting really close to pulling this together. Emulation is great, but I would propose we pull it down to a lower level. There are a couple of projects out there such as Cosmos (for C# developers) which build a bootloader and can run managed code as an operating system. Another ...

its yours.. ill send you an email

Pedro Lambrini wrote:Where are you based?

Tennessee, USA

hate to toss it.. reply here if interested

Can someone tell me how to use this remote monitor feature?

One thing I did recently for the heck of it was: 1 - Install MS-DOS 6.22 on an older machine 2 - Install dosVICE on the machine 3 - tweak the autoexec.bat so that x64 would run at startup 4 - modify the configuration so that drive 8 points to an empty folder (I called it CBM), and drive 9 points to ...

I dont know if its new in this release, but I also noticed (at least on the VIC emulator) that I can now move the VICE window across a dual monitor setup and the screen will refresh just fine. (Prior to, on my setup, the emulated machine would appear to freeze - moving back to the original monitor w...

matsondawson wrote:How do disassemblers normally do this?

Wouldnt they just ask for the starting address and disassemble from there? I dont think a disassembler could know how to align it properly without help.

Just an invite if any of you also code for the 64 or 128 to visit the commodore programming wiki Ive been working on:

http://commodore64.wikispaces.com/

I could use some contributors as well, but hopefully there's some stuff in there you may find useful.

Does this program support BASIC 7 also? And is it open source?

I wrote a modem emulator Window service (it runs all the time). Just hook up your vic via a null modem to the PC and you can download directly. In addition to the basic AT commands to dial out, it also listens on a specified port (for like a BBS). It also includes DIR <path>, GET <file> and XGET <fi...

As stated in the subject line.. can someone help please?

Thanks

Hey folks, wanted to let you know that thanks to Jim Brain, qlink has been completely reverse engineered and is now online once again, now over the Internet! Users can connect with real hardware or the VICE emulator. We'd love to have you guys, so come check it out!

www.quantum-link.org