From: Raymond C. Bryan (raycomp_at_visi.com)
Date: 2002-08-08 18:23:04
>
>I have wrote a program voor the commodore 64, and I use it to
>control a metal bending machine, so far so good.
>
>Now I want to make the commodore to boot automaticaly and run the program.
>
>How do I do this ? Do I have to save the program to e-prom and how
>do I connect it, so the c64 can boot with this program ?
>
>Are there other ways to boot, without first loading my program ?
I have the only auto booting Plus/4 ever made by Commodore. (Well
Fred Bowen and I cooked up a way to replace the rom with the built-in
programs with a simple routine on EPROM that shoved the load "*", 8
into the keyboard queue follewed by
the rU and then print these to the screen followed by a Home
chr$(47)? and 3 or 4 chr$(13) returns.
Easier (for the 64) is to get a Quick Brown Box memory cart and use
that to store your program on so that the QBB auto boots at power on.
I use that at the store for my cashdrawer point of saile terminal
program.
-- Ray
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