Hi,
A few days ago I wrote:
>A while ago I acquired the following C128 disks. I have not yet tested them,
>but if someone is interested (and they are not already on Funet) I could
>maybe get around to making disk images:
>
>- Commodore 128 CP/M System Disk (no write-enable notches, so this will not
> have been altered since new).
>- C128 "The Very First" (probably some kind of introductory tutorial)
>- 1570/1571 test/demo disk
I have uploaded an archive containing these and another couple of programs,
Rhythm King and Turbo Disk both published by Supersoft.
Rhythm King is a drumkit type program which comes with a cartridge that has an
RCA/phono socket for audio output. This program may or may not work without
that cartridge. Turbo Disk is a disk fast load utility. I have instructions
for this which need to be typed up; the disk image will not be of much use
otherwise.
Get the archive from:
http://members.xoom.com/borkbork/Disks.tar.gz (403573 bytes long)
(Use a utility like wget, HTTPResume or GetRight if your browser just displays
that file in its window.)
-- Mark
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