Marko Mäkelä wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Feb 1999, Larry Anderson wrote:
>
> > Speaking of PET disks, I got my first (working) d64 image on the net
> > (it's only temporary as I plan for more oganized disks than the one up)
> > It includes Flash Attack some Cursor Games, and some other goodies
> > including the original PET DEMO and PET GRAPHICS (great to use on your
> > original PET).
>
> Are all programs in a single file, or do some programs load something
> after they have been started? For single-file programs, .prg would be the
You should be able to test it with xpet :-))
>
> > Make sure you download the file with your browser and not open it, (I think
> > right button on IBM and Option+Click on Mac.)
>
> Your web server did properly say "Content-Type: application/octet-stream".
Unfortunately, no matter what I do, I cannot get pdisk.d64 to work it's
a bit too large...
-rw------- 1 fachat tp 175104 Feb 24 09:48 pdisk.d64
Ah, well, is it a 3040 disk? I guess no because truncating it to
dd if=pdisk.d64 of=pdisk2.d64 bs=174848 count=1
the right size helped :-) (although I did not test all of it).
Yeah!!! The PET Demo is just great :-)))
With the Enterprise and R2D2 in it :-)
And when you run the PET graphics demo I really remember the times
when we were working on the PET at school :-)
Great stuff!
Andre
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