DoctorVell

I am now marking this as SOLVED as I figured it out with help from all these posts.

If I knew programming I would create one if one does not exist.

Sorry meant the subject to be DRIVE H:

Hi there, I have been recently played around with the Atari 8 bit emulator called "atari800" (Linux Version BTW) and I figured out how to use the H: function. It works great with MyDOS. Anyway my question is this. I have a lot of AMS (Advanced Music System I and II) files that I copied to the H: drive to make it easier have them in one place. I am wondering what is a good program that I can use that will read and play them from the H: drive. I have the ATR file for the Advanced Music System 2 player, but it only works from floppy drives. I don't want to have to keep on swapping disks out to get the songs I want, I just want to be able to look through the list and select the ones I want to listen to, like a jukebox. If I have to keep on swapping disks I will do that, but is frustrating and time consuming.

Thank you

I know you did this post back in 2011, and it is now 10 years later (2021)...They are no longer there, is there a way you can either re-post them somewhere. Also, I would like to use them with the emulator Atari800 on my Linux laptop, I am using LinuxMint release 20.2 currently. I can pm you my e-mail address if you want to send them there as well, but I figure by re-posting them others will get the chance to get them as well.

Thank-you for both files...I never saw the Commodore one, so I bet it is just as hilarious.

Is there a place where I can download this without FujiNet? I don't have my 8 bit computer but using an emulator

Thank-you, I must have missed the links in the main page.

Doesn't have the program I am looking for...plus a lot of the links are dead

Hi, Many moons ago I used to have a program when it was compressed it was called MMM226.LZH, it was a great MIDI music player that worked on the Atari ST/STe (maybe beyond I never was too sure as I never had anything beyond the STe). I also at one time used it in an emulator and for the life of me I can't remember where I downloaded it. It was a shareware program is all I know. I tried to type up the name of the file in my search engine and I got a site that lists the description of the file but no download (http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/mmm226.lzh) It does NOT have to be a rom image, the file itself would be good enough as I could copy the folder to my Atari "hard drive" in which I use for my emulator. FYI Shareware version is perfectly fine for me.

Even in the year 2018 the site is still up and operational. I am downloading a bunch of Atari stuff for my emulator to use. I really really do appreciate you posting this. I was looking for .IMG files but ended up finding this. I will be exploring it and having more fun.

Hello, I am currently using hAtari on my LinuxMint 18.1 system and I absolutely love it but I am having a question about the keyboard layout. I am trying to use the \ and _ keys but for some reason when I type these within the emulator all I get is a ? instead. I am trying to change configuration in one of my ST programs and it won't let me change the directory without the \. I also want to rename some files with _ in it. Example hi_there.bas instead of just hithere.bas. Thanks

I will try that emulator...there is a version for my linuxmint I can download. btw, I know it will be slow I just want to be able to go to basic websites anyway, nothing fancy.

That is the exact order I did it in, but some reason it doesn't load up NeoDesk right after Geneva loads up first time nor the time after I do the changes to my desktop within NeoDesk.