Super Komaru

Oh, should it? Do I just have to compile it? Because in the EXE I ran, those two options were greyed out.

Ah, thanks! I just played around with it, and yeah, it looks like there's a Tracker/MOD Import feature that had yet to be implemented. Looks like it was never finished?

Hey! I've been a chiptune artist for a long time, and I've been recently wondering- was there ever some sort of tracker software on the Atari Lynx? Perhaps something akin to LSDj on the Game Boy? The Lynx has quite the interesting sound chip, so it wouldn't surprise me if someone attempted to write something like a sequencer or at least a synthesiser for it in the past. Thanks a ton!

A fellow by the name of Kjmann informs me that it may be a problem with one of its internal chips. I'll have to look into that, that may just be the problem.

Sorry, yes, it was through a coax converter. Would it be wise to purchase a monitor of sorts?..

What power adapter did you use? Do you have any cartridges you can use with this machine? Also, how did you connect the machine (using the 5-pin monitor cable or the RF cord)? Stephen Anderson I connected the monitor through the RF cord, and I do have a few cartridges to test it with. As for the adapter, the back reads: "Input: 120V AC 60Hz 40W Output: +5V DV 1.5A" Hope this helps.

I recently took a trip down to the Goodwill Computer Store, and picked up an Atari 800XL in excellent condition. The system came as is, no power adaptors, cables, etc. Thus, I improvised by using some C64 controllers of mine, (blasphemy!) a standard A/V cable, and a separately purchased power adaptor. After hooking everything up, I turned the machine on and was greeted with a terrifying screen filled with a lime green color. So I'm asking you, is my 800XL gone for good? Could it be something with the cables? Is there anything I can do to get it working again? It would be a great shame to lose, even if I didn't pay much for it. Thanks! ~Komaru