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I downloaded the game and tried to get the instructions off of whtech, but the pdf seems to be blank. Does anyone have instructions?
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Maybe a faulty ROM isn’t initializing the timer correctly?
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Check the 7905 regulator voltages in and out. If the input is good, I think -8 or less and the output is bad, it is likely the regulator. If the input is bad, you need to check components before it.
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On the positive side, it had been too long since I did a backup.
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I had to re-image my SD card today. The LT:SC file came back in as a different file name! So I am thinking that was part of the copy protection. Re-created the file and it works again.
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Ok, took a while, but I am back up and running. This mouse now works fine. Maybe whatever went wrong with the RPI0W corrupted a file.
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The RPI3B has a fan on it. I like the increased speed so will leave it alone. I have a Win10 machine nearby that I use for downloading. If I had more room on the desk, using the PI would be nice.
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Tried another mouse. Will back up added files and re-image.
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Stuart’s browser. I am at Version 2.8 Also. I thought it might have been due to the failing RPI0W, so I tested again today after swapping in a RPI3B. Still does the same. Is there a way to reload the mouse driver?
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The mouse now just goes to the right and stays there unusable. I think this happened when I updated to version 2.8. It used to work. I have tried it with two USB mice. Has anyone else reported this issue?
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Ok it works and only has to be done once. Once the file “LT:SC” is in the directory, it will auto load from extended BASIC if the directory is set as DSK1. Now I just have to figure out how to survive more than 30 seconds. LOL. I wonder if this was somehow a hidden file on the original disk that doesn’t copy correctly as a form of copy protection. I think this file should be added to the packages at the sites this can be downloaded from.
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I was going to try this first think this morning. TIPI not working, RPI0 very hot. Tested power supply, 5.16 volts. Managed to hook up my RPI3B using a bunch of jumper wires. Not easy to connect all of the wires, but it is working again! I did want to try this eventually for the speed increase, so I guess it is OK. Will try the game later. Life in retro computing is so interesting.
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Ok, I will set CRU base to 1100, run the BASIC program and try it tomorrow. Thanks Matt.