Adrian Vickers wrote:
> So, anyone got a spare 6530 (with "901885-04" printed on the top line,
> and "0683" printed below it) they'd be willing to part with?
The 0683 merely indicates the manufacturing week and year (week 6 of
year 1983). I don't know if the week number follows the ISO standard,
but if it does, according to the calendar function of GNU Emacs, that
would be 7th through 13th of* *February, 1983. (The ISO week begins
with a Monday.)
> Alternatively, if you're in London, could I borrow one for a day to try
> it out?
Richard?
By the way, you can use cbmlink from
http://www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/crossplatform/transfer/C2N232/ to dump the
firmware of the drive like this:
cbmlink -c <cable> <device> -dms,0xc000,0 dos.prg -dmc,0xfc00,0 fdc.prg
Also, I'd like to archive any PET era test/demo disks in original disk
image format (not as individual files). Those can be copied with the
cbmlink -dr (disk read) option. Does anyone on this list have such
disks? I don't.
Marko
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