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Hey all, I haven't been using my TI much as of late, and I wanted to get back into things with a nice game of centipede. I don't own the game, but I have a ROM of it and in the past was able to play it using the editor assembler cart along with my nanoPEB so that I could assemble and run the game from my CF card. Unfortunately, I cannot remember how to do it now. Everything is set up, I have the editor/assembler diskettes on the CF card as well and they are working just fine. I can load the assembler and everything, I just can't figure out how to get this centipede assembly file working. From what I remember I need a .DSK file, and to copy that to the CF card, then I need to mount it on the TI into disk 3, then I need to call something like DSK3.CENT, but that doesn't seem to be working. Any ideas?
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lately I have been trying to find Atari Ed Assem cartridge on eBay at a reasonable cost but to no avail. I want to get back into 6502 assembler (yes I know there are better assemblers the EA but all the beginner books use EA) and need the Ed Assem. SO I got to thinking, it shouldn't be too difficult to convert the EA for booting off disk. It's just an 8mg cart. I have made a few attempts at converting to no success since I'm still learning about headers and such. I did find an .atr image that someone seems to have attempted it, but it never worked. question is, is there any reason why this won't work and if it can could some covert a .rom for me and tell me how you did it for future reference. thx, HLO PS also, I know I could just use an Altirra and the EA.rom (which I now do) but I like going old school with my 800xl from time to time complete with carts and disk.
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Hey all, I just got the editor assembler cart with the manual. However, I do not have access to the diskettes. Does anyone know where I can find a link to a .dsk file of the files on those disks that I can run off of my nanoPEB? Thanks!
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