amine
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When he said "Serious" it is an european way to estimate the number of zeros, and there are three of them.But go ahead I dont have C64 anyway.
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Yes he told me is out of the Lego hobby and want to leave all his stuff including a C64 cable to somenone serious .
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https://www.retrocomputing.dk/about we need to get in touch with him
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That would be amazing to have for both VICE "C64 "and BEM "BBC" interface A support.
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This is what I mean, what is the reason for this. It can only be connected to the interface A on the constant output....
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@Toastie @diegobaca@evank Is it possible to transform the interface A as a RCX like Box ? Running it on classic batteries ? And adding an arduino screen ? We could then call it the advanced interface A or the Super interface A. Are we sure the constant 4 volts output on the interface A isn't reversible ? I have seen a picture with a dc adapter terminated with a Lego connector.
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It seems vice emulator have settings for handling the C64 user port and the PC serial com ports. But I don't know if it can redirect the data from one to another, probably not.
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In the Danish museum I just figured out LegoLines has written CPM.... I don't understand very well what does it mean.. https://datamuseum.dk/aa/cpm/1b/1b8e2c0ec.html
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So there is a new adpatator that makes your INTERFACE A wireless !!!
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History !!! someone is gonna recognize himself !
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Thank you Diego that historically the main computers that supported the interface A. There was also Dosvice that I tried but I couldn't get it working with either dosbox x or dosbox. https://vice-emu.sourceforge.io/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/vice-emu/files/releases/binaries/dos/vice31.zip/download This is a dos version of the BBC BASIC. https://www.bbcbasic.co.uk/bbcbasic/bbcdos.html
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I would like to try to communicate with the interface A from different dos emulators. Patching the emulators or patching the Rom could work ....?
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upgrading ASAP DOS BBC emulator https://emutopia.com/index.php/emulators/item/307-acorn-bbc-micro/102-b-em proper CWSDPMI.EXE file to replace the original for compatibility with dosbox https://www.delorie.com/djgpp/dl/ofc/simtel/v2misc/csdpmi5b.zip/ F11 for the emulator menu and ctrl F10 for dosbox mouse *CAT for exploring the disk select INTRO and type LOAD "INTRO" and RUN you can find lego lines image here https://www.mybbcmaster.nl/educ_lego.html herse is lego lines intro screen we can try the 9760 disk https://www.flaxcottage.com/Educational/software/LEGO/Data/Data_Download.zip LOAD "DATLOAD" RUN @evank @diegobaca @Toastie if I peek and Poke from the emulator can I acces the interface A ? For fun I also tryed APPLER the AppleII dos emulator https://learn.adafruit.com/appler-apple-ii-emulator-for-dos/installation-and-setup download the bin folder on github and install in tc connect https://github.com/zajo/appler Pc64 the C64 emulator works well https://www.zimmers.net/anonftp/pub/cbm/crossplatform/emulators/pc64/pc64e122.zip now the problem is how to get out of those emulator and go to the interface A ......?
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I used a fake name, the file was too complicated to edit them I just renamed comal as Gwbasic.
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There was some missing confirmation keys when quitting and overwriting files on Lego lines , I have corrected those issues and reuploaded the fixed lines2.exe on archive. Also for test here is how to blink the first interface A output for two secs using Comal 80. Keep in mind You need to define wait() with your own procedure. the line 110 means repeat nothing until the computer timer reach the time limit fixed at line 100 save "filename" for saving load "filename and list for loading run for executing bye is used for quitting comal 80