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  2. Posted · Edited by scotty

    Thinking Ultimate, but price is a little high. From what I understand, Uno Cart is a stripped down version that will just not run the larger AtariMax images, but ads a search function, not found on Ultimate? Atarimax is also an option. He is not that far from me (few miles).

     

    Basically, what I want to do this.... I already have SIO2PC and it works great, so I have no need for loading XEX or ATR files. I want to be able to load CART images into ROM, not RAM of OSS, Bounty Bob, XEGS games, Basic, 8 and 16K game carts, BASIC etc, etc, etc....

     

    I assume when using stuff like OSS products, and Atari Basic that you can also Boot a Dos image from the SIO2PC along with the cart, so you can load and save your work?

  6. Posted · Edited by scotty

    So... a friend gave me a SIO2PC serial version (with USB adapter attached). Plugged into high end (Core i7 3770K 4.0 Ghz, 32GB Ram) Windows 7 PC, computer saw it and installed the drivers. So far, so good.

     

    Then I installed APE. APE will not boot.

     

    Computer assigned it COM 8. COM 2 was available, so I reasigned the driver to COM 2, and changed it to COM 2 in APE. Still nothing. When I turn the power on, Power LED comes on, and second (middle) LED blinks while the Atari makes the familiar fart noise, then I get the basic 'READY' prompt (800XL). Flashing LED stoops when farting noise stops. SIO cable is known good, as I tested it on a 1050 and it booted fine.

     

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    PLEASE HELP!!!!

  7. Posted

    i'll try and list what i have/know of (in alphabetical order)

     

    Alphaload - Fuji

    Alphaload - Scrolling

    Aura Menu

    Elton C

    Games Disk [unknown]

    Games Disk [maybe early Ian K]

    Gamesmaster [Mikran]

    Howfen Dos ver 3.07

    Howfen Dos ver 3.08

    Ian D Menu Maker

    Ian K Menu Creator

    Ian K Menu Creator [1.9]

    Ian M Menu Creator

    Jon C

    Jon C Utilities Menu

    John E Multi Menu

    John W Menu

    LK Avalon

    Max's Megamix [Rob C]

    Menuloader

    Microdos

    Mockingbird

    Multi-Boot

    Multi-Boot Gold

    Multi-Boot Super XL Plus ver 1.0

    Rob C

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 1

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 2

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 3

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 4

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 5

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 6

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 7

    Rob C Musical Menu-Maker 8

    Speedmenu v 3US [bibodos]

    Stevesoft Menu

    Supaboot Menu

    Super Boot

    Ultraspeed Alphaload

    Ultraspeed Multiboot

    Warpspeed Multiboot

    Yogi Menu

    Can you compress the ones you have and post it?

  10. Posted · Edited by scotty

    Since we will never see the original Crazy Otto roms, Scott Lawrence has spent years studying the original releases (in various stages of development) and has done an AMAZING job of recreating it. Download HBMame and check out the 'Otto Project' games. Also, Rainbow Donkey is not to be missed!!

  11. Posted

    Yes, Rrrrrobert changed the name of MisFit Mame to HBMame. Same program, same maintainer, just a new name. I am the one who did NewPuck2 before the original romset was found, as I saw it at a campground when I was a kid, and re-created it to the best of my ability. I also did the original Pac-Man After Dark (The 'Oh Sh*t!!' version). I had plans on doing the entire family, but did not have the time. Clay Cowgill and others in the community have filled in the gaps for the missing ones.

  12. Posted

    I personally chose the Sears version over the Atari at the time that I purchased it new, because at that point in time, Atari had JUST switched from the 6 switch to the 4 switch, and I wanted all the switches up front. The six switch Atari versions totally vanished from retail shelves. Sears still sold the sixers.

     

    I had to admit, I love the looks of the Intellivision that Sears put out. The white one with the detachable controllers. That is the best looking Intellivision console released. I also liked the Tandyvision with the woodgrain finish. Still looking to add each to my collection. Anyone have either they want to donate? ;)

  20. Posted · Edited by scotty

    UPDATE: Automation Menu Disk #CD270 contains Micro League Baseball and King of Chicago. True story.... I actually traded a Space Invaders arcade game for Micro League Baseball for the ST!!! Probobaly still have the MLBB in my crates of floppies in the storage locker. Need to get there some day soon and sort them out. Litteraly THOUSANDS of 5 1/4 and 3 1/2s. Kept for years in a cool, dark, dry locker, so hopefully that helped preserve them.

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