Yarek wrote: > I've redesigned internal ATOM, so now I'm looking for > orders, as the price is 25 EUR
Excellent news - count me in :-) > Is there a Sam emulator that simulates ATOM? > I've downloaded the SimCoupe-0.81a-Win32.zip, but > I have no idea how to enable the ATOM. 0.81a doesn't officially support it, though it had some of the early Atom code that /almost/ worked. One of the 0.90 beta versions added the Atom sub-directory implementation that Wolfgang mentioned. Any disk images in the Atom directory would become records in a virtual Atom disk that was created when SimCoup� was started up. It was an interesting idea, but managing the images and order of records was too messy, so it was later dropped (for now anyway). Fairly recently I added HDF hard disk image support, as used by a number of Spectrum emulators. On NT/W2K/XP/Linux you can also use real disk devices: hard disks, compact flash cards, and potentially anything else that looks like a disk device. I've not finished the user-interface for selecting the Atom device, but you can still use it from the command-line if you know the name of the device. I'll get in touch with you off the list to see what you need... Si
