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Posting a cart image of the MG Explorer along with source files. Was fun going back into 33 year old code but time to move to next project. Many thanks to Jon Guidry for his project support and to Fred Kaal for his support and for the generous use of his loader code. Fred, your ModuleCreator is great! Thanks for coding that and Jon, you've had infinite patience helping me, thank you.

MGEXP.bin

HFE.zip

DSK.zip

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I had a blast helping you “get back in the game”, so to speak! Sorry I haven’t been as available lately, but earlier this year was a super awesome experience with me being able to preserve everything for you and help get you up to date with new hardware and help with Explorer.

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I'll keep trying to find the guy who wrote Advanced Diagnostics. Have been looking for him for about a year now; thought I had a good lead but no response. I worked with him on the disk protection stuff but I don't know if I have enough code in my stash to do a cartridge. Nevertheless, it's his so it probably shouldn't be released without his permission. I wouldn't feel right about it although, realistically, I doubt he would mind.

 

The MG Explorer is actually an early example of a code emulator and it does have a memory editor as well as some other tools.

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you can also find the links i published some years ago,

 

Manual (browse-on-line + PDF), Strips, and Programs (now updated with this version v1.1) :)

(thanks again doug)

 

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HERE

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I also do not know if someone like to build a cartridge for this, i would like :P so i created some trials for labels:

 

Black TI Classic

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Color version 1:
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Color Version 2:
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I worked with him on the disk protection stuff but I don't know if I have enough code in my stash to do a cartridge. Nevertheless, it's his so it probably shouldn't be released without his permission. I wouldn't feel right about it although, realistically, I doubt he would mind.

 

 

 

 

 

Any chance of showing me how to remove the protection from my MG Advanced Diags so I can make a backup of my original disk? Thanks!

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95% of the time I used Millers Graphics Explorer in XB/EA, until I made RXB then used it in RXB/REA.

 

Still love it and they built it into PC99.

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Ciro, there is one tiny problem with the first label--the "s" is missing from Millers. I like all three labels. . .

 

thanks for telling me about this mistake. fixed it :)

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Any chance of showing me how to remove the protection from my MG Advanced Diags so I can make a backup of my original disk? Thanks!

We have dumped HFE files for use in emulators such as MAME that are raw dumps of the original disks (you can use them with Gotek as well.)

 

You can also use CopyC from here: https://www.s-n-u-g.de/util/index_en.php

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