I have repaired an motherboard of a Commodore CBM 4008 for a friend. The computer at the start-up shows only a black screen
The components that have been replaced are:
- 1 x Video Ram 2114
- 2 x SN74LS244
- 1 x 6520
The computer after the repair works perfectly. You can see from the Photo.
Homemade video connector for the computer Enterprise 64/128.
source: enterprise.iko.hu
I have repaired an Enterprise 64 (SixtyFour) for a friend. The defect via Composite or RF was a Black Screen but with the RGB output you could see a video signals without vertical sync.
The components that have been replaced are:
- 1 x BC337
- 1 x 74LS86 (HSync/VSync to Csync)
- 1 x 74LS32 (HSync/VSync to Csync)
The computer after the repair works perfectly. You can see from the Photo.
Download: Enterprise 64/128 Schematics (1141)
source: enterprise.iko.hu
Some new games (Cracked / Trained or Unrealeased) for Commodore 64 have been released from your favorites groups: INFERIOR Software International, Alakran, Laxity and Genesis Project.
Download:
source: csdb.dk
Console Amstrad GX4000 Repaired.
The fault is was caused by a wrong power connection. It was ‘resting’ the power plug of 11v on the power plug of 5v (monitor input).
Replaced parts:
The components have been recovered from the Amstrad 464+
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Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian.
Stella release v3.8.1 for Linux, MacOS X and Windows is now available.
Changelog:
- Added support for TIA RSYNC writes, thanks to Omegamatrix of AtariAge. This allows the recently released “Extra Terrestrials” ROM to run, as well as improving emulation of “Fatal Run” and several other test ROMs.
- Fixed typo in TIA HMOVE writes, thanks to Thomas Jentzsch. This fixes the constant collision issues in “Kool-Aid Man”, and several other homebrew ROMs.
- Fixed sound issues on OSX PPC machines (all sound was in little-endian format, but PPC is big-endian).
- The OSX DMG archive now contains proper modification dates.
Download: Stella v3.81 (1259)
source: stella.sourceforge.net
Javatari is a multiplayer Atari 2600 emulator written in pure Java with no external libs.
Features:
- Unique Client-Server multiplayer mode. Runs great in low-latency networks such as LANs.
- Cheat and turn off Collisions. Finally discover the ending of River Raid!
- Complete Save State/Load State functions.
- Scanlines and TV screen emulation modes.
- Real Atari console user interface.
Changelog;
- Better compatibility in Linux and Mac OSX.
- AdAdded Joystick support (Windows and Linux):
- Fully selectable axes with deadzone adjustment.
- Paddles analog emulation with adjustable sensitivity and centering
- Other console controls can be mapped to Joystick buttons
Download: Javatari JAR v3.10 (Needs Java 6) (868)
source: javatari.org
Some new games (Cracked / Trained or Unrealeased) for Commodore 64 have been released from your favorites groups: Avatar, Alpha Flight, Laxity, Bad Taste and Norbert Kehrer.
Download:
source: csdb.dk
This program works as a program launcher for Commodore machines. Even if it was originally intended for a device with sd2iec firmware, it works also with any CBM drive (without sd2iec functions of course).
It is a multi-system version derived from the discontinued sd2brwse v.0.6 by Hannu Nuotio (fork() of sdbrowse v.0.7)
The Vic-20 Mega-Cart Installer is based on sys.asm sources of mega-tools by Daniel Kahlin, sort routine by Michael Kircher.
Current supported machines:
- C64.
- C64DTV.
- Vic-20 unexpanded.
- Vic-20 +3K RAM.
- Vic-20 +8K RAM or plus (for FE3 use this version)
- Vic-20 with Mega-Cart.
- C16 / C116 / Plus4.
- C128 in 64 mode.
- C128 80 Columns.
Changelog:
- v.0.1 – 01-Sep-2009 (Start of project, C64/C64DTV only)
- v.0.2 – 21-Oct-2009 (First working version for Vic-20 +8K RAM)
- v.0.3 – 06-Jan-2010 (Added memory config auto-detection for Vic-20 selected program)
- v.0.4 – 19-Jan-2010 (Added support for Vic-20 with Mega-Cart and manual start mode)
- v.0.5 – 10-Feb-2010 (Added support for Vic-20 unexpanded and Vic-20 +3K RAM)
- v.1.0 – 05-Mar-2010 (First public version, minor issues fixed, C64 and Vic-20 supported)
- v.1.1 – 22-Jun-2010 (Added support for D41 and DNP file images, sd2iec firmware v.0.9.0 or higher required)
- v.1.2 – 09-Oct-2010 (Added SJLOAD speed-up option to the manual mode of the Mega-cart version)
- v.1.3 – 31-May-2012 (Added support for C16/C116/Plus4, Sort directories, cosmetic changes)
- v.1.4 – 19-Jul-2012 (Added JIFFYDTV speed-up support for C64-DTV, Clear screen before RUN)
- v.1.5 – 03-Mar-2013 (Added support for C128, and uppercases disk images D64,D81,D71 etc.)
Download: CBM FileBrowser v1.5 (3947)
source: vic20.it/cbmfilebrowser
A few things to repair for a friend.
- Enterprise 64
- Archimedes 310
Defect: unknown.
Commodore Free Magazine Issue #67
Free to download Commodore magazine dedicated to Commodore Computers.
In this issue you can find: |
Editorial Commodore Free E-Cover Tape #3 NEWS 2013 C64-Retroinvaders Calendar Arc64 V2.3 Released MiniMig and Arm Controller Back New Articles on Obligement Flimsoft News Update |
SuperCPU Emulator Software 4K Game Secret Tunnel PDXCUG.org Meeting VFLI – VIC-20 Ask Me Up for AmigaOS 4 AmigaOS 4.1 Update 6 Released “World Without A Sky” WinUAE V2.5.0 Released
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New Assembly Programming Blog Avalache for the PET Released Review: Avalanche for the PET Readers Comments – Magazine Ideas One-Liners Competition Homebrewing Computers in the 21st Century Book Review: Terrible Nerd Review: Subhunter (Cartridge) |
Download:
source: commodorefree.com
Some new games (Cracked / Trained or Unrealeased) for Commodore 64 have been released from your favorites groups: Antarctica, Really Proud Lamers, Laxity, TRIAD, Norbert Kehrer and Mad Hacker’s Incorporated.
Download:
source: csdb.dk
I’m happy to share the photos of the day spent with Damiano (Manosoft) that besides being a good friend is also the father of the interface C64SD Infinity for Commodore 64/C16/VIC20.
We spent a pleasant day of old memories, we are watched and commented some demos for the Commodore 64 and we have completed the repair of the keyboard of his Commodore SX-64.
Thanks Damiano for making me visit and for giving me a lot of things that are now part of my collection.
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