What are the chances of making a DSK or SAD image (or altering an
existing one) so that when clicked on in Windows, it'll launch the
emulator and autoboot?
Dave
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Dave Whitmore wrote:
What are the chances of making a DSK or SAD image (or altering an
existing one) so that when clicked on in Windows, it'll launch the
emulator and autoboot?
Good I'd hope. It was certainly possible to associate a .DSK image with
the DOS SimCoupe and
So, after the spectacular 10th Birthday celebrations, anyone got any plans
to do something this year?
(I was driven past the wickerman a few weeks ago, was almost tempted to go
there for lunch...)
Tim
Tim P wrote:
It was certainly possible to associate a .DSK image with the DOS
SimCoupe and have the it run with the disk image specified on the
commandline. Does Si's windows version have a similar commandline?
It does have a '-disk1 path' option that can be used in the same way. It
also has
Tim P wrote:
So, after the spectacular 10th Birthday celebrations, anyone got any plans
to do something this year?
Wasn't there some mention of doing something in November? Last venue
mentioned was oop narth somewhere (Manchester ish?), but I don't think much
more was mentioned. It's been
It was i... and if i get chance, may see if there's any chance of doing
it...
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Tim P wrote:
So, after the spectacular 10th
Si,
you can simply wait until keyboard port is read. Then you can simulate F9.
If you do this twice (maybe more), it should be enough to let it autoboot,
without changing ROM code.
After these two (or maybe more, but I hope it will be constant times)
readings
from that i/o port, you don't need to
Aley Keprt wrote:
you can simply wait until keyboard port is read. Then you can simulate F9.
That's how I did it :-)
If you do this twice (maybe more), it should be enough to let it autoboot,
That was the plan, tho it seemed to require a couple of hundred to do it,
which seemed strange.
Aley Keprt wrote:
you can simply wait until keyboard port is read. Then you can simulate
F9.
That's how I did it :-)
If you do this twice (maybe more), it should be enough to let it
autoboot,
That was the plan, tho it seemed to require a couple of hundred to do it,
which seemed
Aley Keprt wrote:
If you autoboot non-bootable disk, you simply get no dos.
So what?
Just for neatness really - if it knows it's not bootable then there's no
point in trying.
I have CD-ROM as my first boot choice in the BIOS on my PC. If there's a
regular data CD in it it'll continue on to
Aley Keprt wrote:
If you autoboot non-bootable disk, you simply get no dos.
So what?
Just for neatness really - if it knows it's not bootable then there's no
point in trying.
I think we are talking about nothing.
(How do you Engishs call this?)
We can continue with talking about how
Aley Keprt wrote:
I think we are talking about nothing.
(How do you Engishs call this?)
We can continue with talking about how orange is orange, as Al Bundy
did in that famous tv programme.
Well, things haven't been that off-topic for a while. I accidentally
started an argument on IRC the
Aley Keprt wrote:
I think we are talking about nothing.
(How do you Engishs call this?)
We can continue with talking about how orange is orange, as Al Bundy
did in that famous tv programme.
Well, things haven't been that off-topic for a while. I accidentally
started an argument on
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