Marko Mäkelä wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I compared the 1581 test/demo disk archived at ftp.funet.fi with the one
> Larry gave me with the 1581 drive I bought from him. The copy from Larry
> seems to lack the "copyright cbm 86" USR file, and its version of the
> "burst subs.lst" SEQ file is longer than the truncated file in the
> archived copy. This makes me believe that neither the archived copy of
> the disk is intact.
>
> Those who have an original 1581 test/demo disk could contribute now by
> making an image of the disk. The image can be made either with prlink's
> prdisk program (which is extremely slow), or on a PC compatible with Linux
> or with Wolfgang Moser's 1581copy program on MS-DOS.
>
> Marko
>
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That disk was a copy of the one I got with my first (new) 1581. It was an
early release of the drive because I remember getting the Commodore-paid fixes
done on it (I think within a year of the release, it cost me $220? something
like that...
But I assure you it is from an original disk ... (rummaging through the many
piles o stuff in my VERY messy computer room ...wow, I have four flat 128's on
the floor!... AH! found it!)
Front:
C= commodore
1581 TEST/DEMO
Back:
P/N:354011-07 40A028-007
That's what it says on the label. :/
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