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I think i know - , the cartridge port of the atari !! ( i was thinking a little bit difficult ) Thelen

That ram cartridge looks very nice ! How gets the information in it ? is there some sort of programmer needed ? Thelen

Sio2pc is a diskdrive emulator, this means that instead of using a diskdrive you use a pc with sio2pc software and disk images. you can transfer the sio2pc software with a floppy disk, or any other media wich can be used on the new and old computer. here you can find the sio2pc software, scematics.. http://www.tyler.net/wa5bdu/sio2pc.htm Thelen

You cannot do that... Thelen

I have made some sort of project, it's a 8 bit cart reader/ writer(photo 2). it currently supports only 8/16K carts, and i have made a ram cartridge to put the rom image's in.(photo 1). I made it because i wanted to test my written software on the real hardware. The only dissapointment is that there are no atari 8 bit rom files on the net (like atari 2600), I can only play MY games with it... Thelen

here is the mod page: http://www.wolfpup.net/atari/sv130-1.html in step 4 q2 should be q3 in step 5 q3 should be q2 Thelen

Did they program games for it that could only played with this module, or did they use normal cartridge games ? Thelen

I think I have seen a development system (a picture on the web) where a 2600 cartridge port was connected with some hardware to the 4 joystick ports of an atari 800. don't know where i saw it... Thelen

Why didn't they use the original roms ? what kind of hardware do they use ? have they re-programmed all the games ? Thelen

If you're using sio2pc 4.19 dos, then use option C (create atari disk image), choose density,size. when you have copied youre disk to it you choose option W to save it Thelen

No you didn't gone to far ...but i have find a solution. Since 2 days i'm using XASM, and i use the ins 'file' function. Real loading from diksdrive is a little complecated for me. so i implement the file in my source code. how can i copy a XASM atr. image to real disk (of course i have sio2pc), but when i want a directory in dos it can't find anything. and sio2pc says the disk image is 0 bytes in size. Thelen

Hehe at the bottom of the source line dta d'SENSO HI:00 SCORE:00' ;buffer dta d'this game sucks!!!!!' thelen

I can't find information about this: how can i load a file in assembler from disk ? for instance : I want to load a binary file(.bin) to memory adress 4000-40FF from diskdrive d1: how can i do this ? Thanks, Thelen

The strange thing is, I have 3 atari XE's and when i connect them with s-video the screens has color. When i connect one of my 4 atari 800xl's I get black/white only. off course with the same cable. somebody klnows this ? Thelen

This is funny....on a real atari 8 bit it work's the way it should do, but on the emulator it doesn't. probably because of the pc keyboard which emulates the joystick.... Thelen

sorry.....found it already :wink:

I'm using code genie for the first time (using notepad before) and it seems that the tabs are a little bit smaller. 2 tabs here is equel to 1 in notepad. can i change this ? Thelen

I'm trying to remake the atari 2600 version. Thelen

I'm trying(i'm new to this) to program a assembler game for the atari 8 bit : haunted house. I've included a demo binary which is an atari 8 bit cartridge image which can be started with atari800win. let me know how you think about it. Thelen hhtest.zip

Looking nice, but to put the whole game in 256 bytes I thought the 1024 bytes game contest should be difficult..... Thelen

I need some help again.... when i don't push the button the screen flashes with all colors (0-255 PF4), but when I push the button and hold it, the screen will only change the color something slower....why ? LDA STRIG0 BNE NOBUTTO JMP CLOOP3 NOBUTTO INC COLOR4 CLOOP3 maybe i'm doing something really stupid, but i don't understand why it is still flashing when i push the button... Thanks, Thelen

I would be very excited if there was such an atari 800 compatible system. a whole new system based on the atari 800...lots more proccessing power and memory, but still an atari. Thelen

desert falcon

in your *.txt file there are must be assembly opcodes. what dasm do is translate them into numbers and store it in a .bin file. if you open the .bin file there are all sorts off characters. those stands for numbers because every character (ascii) represents a number. F3 stands for the output filetype Thelen

that's really bad. i was enjoying the low prices compared to the 2600. Thelen