Start of #c64friends buffer: Sun Jul 11 00:02:59 2004 [21:00] * Now talking in #c64friends [21:00] * Topic is 'We Adore Our C-64!!' [21:00] * Set by ChanServ on Sat Jul 10 02:56:02 [21:00] * ChanServ sets mode: +o Snogpitch [21:00] -ChanServ- Visit our webpage at: http://www.geocities.com/c64friends [21:00] Howdy all [21:00] There is a button to click for download [21:00] hi Snogpitch [21:00] VICE will do. [21:00] hey there snogpitch [21:00] Hey Snog [21:00] hi snog [21:01] (Best to have a "joystick" or game pad. [21:01] Hir|afk: how high would that make it? [21:01] --- Playing: '2. [Rob Hubbard] Commando 1/3 (1985 Elite)' [21:01] KB sucks [21:01] i use an xbox controller-s on the pc [21:01] Wildstar : I use an Xbox pad for my PC. ITs my fav controller ever [21:01] altho SNES pad was pretty good [21:01] Ok - that should work. [21:01] I used a SEGA pad on a C64. [21:02] Xbox is all USB with odd connectors anyhow, just need the adapter [21:02] i used atari2600 joystick on c64 [21:02] too bad my new motherboard has no legacy ports [21:02] if they do the C64 DTV in some sort of kit form, that'd rule. forget this "xgamestation" - it seems as delayed as the C1 now... [21:02] I cannot use my XE1541 hehe [21:02] I will maybe hook my old laptop to it someday [21:02] "pre-orders coming soon" for 6 months now. [21:02] pre-order for what? [21:02] just re-read the C1 update, the early startup code that MV wrote is still used [21:03] they all start simple and add so many features the dates slip [21:03] so Jeri is free to work in the C64 core, woo-hoo, roll on C1 [21:03] sounds like Metal Dust...taking forever to be released [21:03] I have the Factory game and a backup. [21:03] I saw the C1 at Lucki [21:03] looked fine to me [21:03] something about a color lookup table wasnt on it tho [21:03] all iwant is a super c64 and the details needed to access the vic/sid etc. [21:03] It is one of my favorite game for Commodore. [21:03] factory game of what? Or do you mean a copy of the game called "The Factory"? [21:04] My C1 was on display at LUCKI too :) [21:04] Rayzor: wasnt JRISC the only thing holding up the development of the C64 core, and therefore the release of the C1 itself? [21:04] * Tinkz (~Weezel@dialup-201.177.220.203.acc01-frye-she.comindico.com.au) has joined #c64friends [21:04] I even flew my aircraft without fuel for like 1.5 hours. [21:04] Hi Tinkz [21:04] MikeP : I kno of no specifics myself, just know what I saw hehe [21:04] hello. [21:04] I peak altitude first. [21:04] got your email about the chat. [21:04] Howdy Tinkz [21:04] thought i'd suss it out. [21:04] hello all [21:05] hi Tinkz [21:05] Hi T [21:05] whats happening? [21:05] i'm back! [21:05] we are chatting [21:05] its 11am EST here [21:05] hi dracosilv [21:05] and welcome snogpitch! [21:05] If you can get the aircraft down to like 10 feet off the ground or something - the missles will fly right over you. [21:05] hello to you RaYzor. [21:05] Rayzor: heh, ok. i think thats the way it went.. so if JRISC is no more and Jeri is free to work on the cycle exact C64 core, then hopefully the release date of the C1 just jumped back on the calendar [21:05] 11? it's 6 PST... [21:05] holy crap, a pci right angle adaptor is $160 [21:06] it's 9pm EST [21:06] * Hir|afk is now known as Hiraghm [21:06] are u getting into Amiga hardware? [21:06] smiler, not my fault [21:06] i haven't messed around with my 64 for years. [21:06] i should dig it back out [21:06] wow, those aren't cheap, smilertoo [21:06] The JRISC will eventually happen but for another purpose I guess. [21:06] smilertoo : url? [21:06] say... has mr brain gotten out of afkville yet? [21:06] * BryanPope (~bryan@h00095b0f80c3.ne.client2.attbi.com) has joined #c64friends [21:06] Giving us a 32 Bit RISC to play with on the 1K100 perhaps. [21:06] no [21:06] http://www.mycableshop.com/sku/PCIEX4-5-TL.htm [21:06] Howdy BryanPope [21:06] --- Playing: '3. [Rob Hubbard] International Karate 1/1 (1986 System 3)' [21:06] YO! :) [21:07] I asked for it. [21:07] Hey Bryan [21:07] Hi Bryan! [21:07] w*: yeah well i guess you dont put that much time to code up something like that and then just throw it away, i'm sure jeri will find another use for it some day [21:07] aw... waiting for him to come awake... [21:07] Hi Bryan [21:07] hello bryan. [21:08] smilertoo : try, http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1484&item=5705426733&rd= 1&ssPageName=WD1V [21:08] no jrisc? [21:08] Why is my PC room the warmest room in the house? [21:08] Maybe not as the start up CPU but as part of a package where we can have the JRISC on the 1K100 as an optional CPU. [21:08] core. [21:08] thealien> u need 2 have that streamed out 2 us! ;) [21:08] whats the idea of the pciex? [21:08] Maybe improved to use the SD-RAM. [21:08] hiraghm: yeah, jrisc isnt needed anymore, read about it at www.c64upgra.de [21:09] hehe...find me a plugin for Winamp and sure thing :) [21:09] I would implement it in an OS project. I think Jeri has a cool 32 Bit RISC there with the JRISC. [21:09] i'm a bit lost here, all this stuff is for the c64 yah? [21:09] MikeP [21:10] She can focus on getting the C64 core done and continue work on the JRISC afterwards and provide it as an option for the future. [21:10] w*: thats nice but at the moment all I want to see is the C1 running a cycle exact C64 core, everything else can come later :) [21:10] the C-1, Tinkz [21:10] YES, MikeP [21:10] ok, whats the c-1? [21:10] what is jrisc (don't know the actual terminology) [21:10] Hiraghm? [21:10] i've been on the amiga for ages, all new stuff to me this. [21:10] That is the idea that I have in mind too. [21:10] MikeP> Isnt [21:10] JRISC (Jeri RISC) [21:10] Tinkz, follow Mike's link [21:10] oh. ~.~ [21:10] the C-1 is a reconfigurable computer [21:11] Don't be confused with another JRISC out there (Java RISC - I think) [21:11] that has super VIC and SID [21:11] MikeP> Isnt that pretty much already done? I saw the C1 running a demo with GFX and SID music at the LUCKI expo.. just need the colour lookup tables done (was in B&W) [21:11] so it's like a souped-up C64 [21:11] I simply suggested to Jeri not to abandon the JRISC totally. [21:11] interesting.... c64 still going strong. [21:11] (or can be) [21:12] It is easy enough to synthesize the JRISC onto the 1K100. [21:12] * Schema (~spam@209.151.141.59) has joined #c64friends [21:12] so whats its purpose now? still games or programming? [21:12] Just something to do at some point. [21:12] howdy Schema [21:12] Schema [21:12] hey schema! welcome [21:12] Tinkz, whatever you want [21:12] Hi Schema [21:12] games AND programming i hope [21:12] hardware tinkering too [21:12] Hello, hello! [21:12] it'll have PCI slots, and a reprogrammable flash [21:12] ok cool. interesting. [21:12] Bryan: i'm not exactly sure where the development of the C64 core is at, however if she doesn't have to work on JRISC then that means whatever work is remaining will happen quicker, and thats got to be a good thing ! [21:12] whats it worth to buy? [21:12] someone who can better explain what the C-1 is, please do so? [21:12] $259 [21:13] * Hiraghm pokes MikeP [21:13] its ok, i've got the page up. [21:13] just curious thats all. [21:13] explain it in what way? [21:13] I suggest the C-1's purpose is to be used however you the buyer uses it. [21:13] hmmm.... [21:13] Why should it be govern by someone. [21:13] http://c64upgra.de/c-one/ [21:13] Wild*, so it's being designed as a brickhammer? [21:14] * _Fungus_ (realfungus@c-67-161-102-126.client.comcast.net) has joined #c64friends [21:14] <_Fungus_> hallo [21:14] _Fungus_ NO! [21:14] hello fungus... [21:14] :) [21:14] Howdy _Fungus_ [21:14] <_Fungus_> oh shut up :) [21:14] hmm, rentacoder.com [21:14] Hi Fungus [21:14] (i invited him over) [21:14] Hehehe - seriously - it is upto you to decide how to use your own C-One. [21:14] <_Fungus_> Hi all [21:14] the popuplation is growing here.. ;) [21:14] <_Fungus_> thanks for reminding me [21:14] you're welcome. [21:14] population [21:14] <_Fungus_> I got to talk to LordRonin [21:14] Just like any other computer, how you use it is your choice [21:14] BryanPope : hello sir [21:14] <_Fungus_> anyone seen KilrPilr ? [21:14] If I bought the C-1 - I use it for my own purposes. [21:15] hiraghm: you want ME to explain what the C1 is? [21:15] so in c64 mode the C1 wont use the pci slots will it? [21:15] RaYzor> YO! Hello sir! :-D [21:15] Vodka or whiskey today? [21:15] <_Fungus_> Hi SNog, allz [21:15] Hi Fungus [21:15] Mike, or someone who's brain is firing on all cylinders tonight [21:15] hi fungus [21:15] <_Fungus_> MikeP [21:15] Hmmm [21:15] * Hiraghm is exceptionally tired today [21:15] RaYzor> Tequila.. ;) [21:15] Probably not but that is upto the mode you are using. [21:15] dammmmn [21:15] RaYzor> no wiat! RUM! [21:15] sdfl;jusdf [21:15] smiler, why wouldn't it? [21:15] <_Fungus_> ok, away kinda, doing nostalgia stuff, bug me if anything u need [21:15] Hiraghm, but what if you're running with a rotary engine? [21:15] wait [21:15] --- Playing: '4. [Rob Hubbard] The Master of Magic 1/3 (1985 MAD/Mastertronic)' [21:15] Mai Tai's [21:16] <_Fungus_> also check nostalgia.c64.org for super release of defender of the crown [21:16] <_Fungus_> :D [21:16] that would depend on the programmer, I would think [21:16] If you want 100% compatibility - you really can't do much beyond stock. [21:16] Snog, then I'm in a buttload of trouble, ain't I? [21:16] i shall return to this chat room later now i know its here. thanks for the help guys. bbs. [21:16] * Tinkz (~Weezel@dialup-201.177.220.203.acc01-frye-she.comindico.com.au) has left #c64friends [21:16] You have to decide. [21:16] Captain Morgan rum. [21:16] Hiraghm: i dont know thats why i ask [21:16] <<--- Old Oak.. Trinidad Rum... [21:16] It has a main design purpose for us to run the stuff that we like. [21:16] hiraghm: better they just go to that link I posted and read about it there :) [21:16] anyone got a big photo of the latest mobo? [21:16] Beyond that - it is up to YOU the user. [21:17] new pics at the top.. new pics at the top! [21:17] Mike, that'll work too [21:17] what is mobo? [21:17] burder king, have it your way [21:17] who's updating the C-1 website? [21:17] motherboard [21:17] motherboard [21:17] ah [21:17] I would use it to play the games, programming and possibly whatever comes to mind as time goes. [21:17] Hiraghm: too small to see much [21:17] Jens Schoenfeld [21:18] updates the website [21:18] I have no control on that. [21:18] hm. I should talk at him [21:18] smiler: CLick on the thumbnails for bigger pics. [21:18] * DJ (DJ@tl-c-221ac.adsl.wanadoo.nl) has joined #c64friends [21:18] lo DJ [21:18] hi dj [21:18] DJ! play us some musik.. ;) [21:18] Hi DJ [21:18] jo mike [21:18] Schema: i did but theyre still small [21:18] and everyone else [21:19] sid ? [21:19] http://home.t-online.de/home/indcomp/c1_prod/final_board.jpg [21:19] id like a big photo of picture 5 [21:19] THere's a big photo for all to enjoy [21:19] geezus.. popups [21:19] DJ> YA [21:19] * wald (~wald@x40344016.ip.e-nt.net) Quit (Quit: qqqqqqqqqqq) [21:19] yeah, I'm listening to sid right now [21:19] ?? they're 860x700 [21:19] who here doesn't like sid? [21:19] thats more like it, is this the current board? [21:19] Howdy DJ [21:19] sid who? [21:19] * DJ (DJ@tl-c-221ac.adsl.wanadoo.nl) Quit (Killed (i.love.2ch.at (Nick collision (new)))) [21:19] this room is chat-tastic [21:19] Got to LOVE it. [21:19] * Dirk (DJ@tl-c-221ac.adsl.wanadoo.nl) has joined #c64friends [21:20] lo dirk [21:20] dj [21:20] whichever [21:20] yes? [21:20] uh, sid chip, sid tunez....etc [21:20] <_Fungus_> gotta love irc [21:20] Snogpitch: is this the current board? [21:20] SID tunes and chip [21:20] <_Fungus_> sid + vic + c64 + weed + beer + irc + vodka = whoohooooo [21:20] www.sid64.com [21:20] listen to the tunes [21:20] Oh yeah. [21:20] It's the current minus the add-ons [21:20] holy crap fungus [21:20] _Fungus_ : correct! [21:21] I am getting the catweasel PCI I have decided [21:21] <_Fungus_> cool [21:21] I wish I knew where to get it tho heh [21:21] Snogpitch: 7X9 " ? [21:21] It's mini-ITX, or close [21:21] is the pic big enough for ya? [21:21] yes thanks [21:21] need full size atx [21:21] * gamemaste (~xy3951@plns-209-74-29-84-pppoe.dsl.plns.epix.net) has joined #c64friends [21:21] * ChanServ sets mode: +o gamemaste [21:21] Like I always say - let the C-One be used however the users (that maybe yourself) wants to use it. [21:21] Howdy gamemaste [21:22] --- Playing: '5. [Rob Hubbard] Ninja 1/1 (1986 Entertainment USA)' [21:22] Hi all [21:22] i'll be making my own case [21:22] I hope someone writes a tracker for it - that would be nifty. [21:22] http://pages.prodigy.net/snogpitch/c-one/ here's a webpage with my C1 in a ATX case [21:22] What the C-1 is NOT design to be is a Windows Killer machine. [21:22] rayzor: catweasel is waste of money [21:23] why? [21:23] My motherboard has no legacy slots [21:23] so I can't hook up even my XE1541 [21:23] * Charles_H (chhouck@216.139.104.14) has joined #c64friends [21:23] yeah, the C1 will just happen to kill Windows without it being the intention hehe [21:23] Howdy Charles_H [21:23] You can replace Windows with the C1 if you want but that is your choice. [21:23] Hello Snog [21:23] * levay (levay@isis.visi.com) has joined #c64friends [21:23] brb [21:24] k [21:24] heh, Snogpitch has done it as well [21:24] * Hiraghm kicks Wild* in the shin just fo the hell of it [21:24] Howdy levay [21:24] The C-1 is a machine with the freedom to be used by the user however the user wants to. [21:24] has what done? [21:24] back again after dinner. [21:24] Is that the c1 slogan? [21:24] you have a photo, i click it and the popup photo is same size [21:24] Hehehe - /me kicks Hiraghm in the shin in return [21:24] Rayzor: every disk i read in with it displays a "sector" error. This is odd because the disks were all tested and worked fine on a regular 1541. The software when it comes up with this error has no "retry" option, only "abort" and "continue" [21:25] hmm [21:25] I wonder if thats a PCI prob [21:25] or a bum card [21:25] does the C1 need that fan? [21:25] but honestly u are the first I ever heard that even owned one [21:25] which photo you trying, smilertoo? [21:25] If you all like to use it as a slogan [21:25] * Sir_Paul (~Whatever@adsl-66-125-108-167.dsl.scrm01.pacbell.net) has joined #c64friends [21:25] Howdy Sir_Paul [21:25] hello [21:25] piz1.jpe [21:25] pix1.jpe [21:26] rayzor: it was suggested in the newsgroup that a specific drive be used, the TEAC FD-55, so I eventually found one and it still produces sector errors on all but a freshly formatted disk (formatted 5 mins before read in) [21:26] anyone here ever use "sector surgeon"? [21:26] wow [21:26] the one with the nicely lit case [21:26] right, that wasn't a pic I took, I grabed it off another website [21:26] it since has been pulled down :( [21:26] rayzor: its not a bum card, Rajw has the exact same problem and so do alot of others, I suggest you post a message in comp.sys.cbm asking for opinions [21:26] The others have larger images tho [21:27] MikeP : thanx for advice, I appreciate it [21:27] Snogpitch: does it need that fan, or is that more for the psu? [21:27] well try pix1.jpeg .... cause sometimes the filenames are .jpg or .jpeg [21:27] I've heard of catweasal problems are with the current revision of the card... mk3? [21:28] No fan is really needed, but if you have warm areas you keep your equipment in, it may be necessary [21:28] rayzor: and i've downloaded the last released drivers too. On the website was talk of software that would read THOUSANDS of disks, well, Arjuna has been released and it supports writing C64 disks only [21:28] --- Playing: '6. [Rob Hubbard] Skate or Die (intro) 1/1 (1987 Electronic Arts)' [21:28] Jeri said the video ram may get warm, and when that happens the video sparkles [21:28] Joe: Yeah i've got the Catweasel Mk3 [21:28] hmmm [21:28] * Hiraghm is now known as Hir|afk [21:28] I want it for SID and 64 disks .. another frined wants it for Amiga stuff [21:28] but if its this problematic, I will wait for a fix [21:29] ok,a thin top horizontal fan would cover it [21:29] Snogpitch> fireworks? [21:29] time for a cup of tea [21:29] unfortunately I haven't seen this happen yet :) [21:29] hey... if i have a program, how can i figure out how many cycles it takes to go thru each part of the program? cause these different addressing modes in my printout of the 'basic to machine language' book have many modes... Immediate, Zeropage, Absolute... [21:29] Rayzor: I think one of the most annoying things is a complete lack of support. It seems as though software and driver development stopped at the "yeah well it works OK if not reliably" stage [21:29] what do they mean? [21:29] sucks [21:30] Rayzor: the supplied software reads 1541 and Amiga disks. I dont know how reliably it reads Amiga disks tho, dont have any to try, i only wanted it to archive my 1541 disks [21:30] * Dirk (DJ@tl-c-221ac.adsl.wanadoo.nl) has left #c64friends [21:31] MikeP: most of my Amiga disks are long dead. 3.5" DD Disks have a pathetically short life. I would say 80% of my disks are dead [21:31] Does anyone have an answer of my question? [21:31] I haven't noticed any of my 3 1/2 disks to be dead, yet [21:31] There are timing charts out there for 6510 opcodes. [21:31] what question, dracosilv? [21:32] this one: [21:32] Snogpitch : I have literally a drawer full of disks that barely work or dont work in any AMiga I have tried [21:32] hey... if i have a program, how can i figure out how many cycles it takes to go thru each part of the program? cause these different addressing modes in my printout of the 'basic to machine language' book have many modes... Immediate, Zeropage, Absolute... [21:32] Rayzor: and the sid support is ok but you get heaps of bus noise when not using it (i'm told thats the fault of the SID not the card) so you'll need to mute it when not wanting to hear music from it [21:32] yeah, same here. most of my 3 1/2's seem still good...maybe you go El'Cheapo 3 1/2's R' US? [21:32] --- Playing: '7. [Rob Hubbard] Thrust 1/1 (1986 Firebird)' [21:32] RaYzor> O O! :-( That *REALLY* SUCKS! :( :( [21:32] MikeP : ok I dont want one anymore. I will get the XE1541 working on the old PII 300 laptop [21:32] heheh [21:33] * levay (levay@isis.visi.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving) [21:33] * Eddi-W (notme@newnet.spam.detector) has joined #c64friends [21:33] Howdy Eddi-W [21:33] draco: do you need to know how many cycles you're using when you're just beginning? [21:33] Rayzor: well, before you can the idea completely, ask for other opinions in comp.sys.cbm and get a balanced view [21:33] no idea, dracosilv [21:33] Like Fox News!! [21:33] heh [21:34] exactly [21:34] draco: or you're just curious? [21:34] well i would like to know if when i rewrite a section of code, if it will take longer, or a shorter amount of time. [21:34] mainly i would like to figure out what the different modes are: [21:34] * Sir_Paul (~Whatever@adsl-66-125-108-167.dsl.scrm01.pacbell.net) has left #c64friends [21:34] immediate, [21:34] zeropage [21:34] and absolute... [21:34] dracosilv: change the border colour at start of routine, and back to black at end [21:35] well it's a joystick routine... [21:35] so it loops... [21:35] * Loscha (~kobanogom@ben-56k-180.tpgi.com.au) has joined #c64friends [21:35] Thre have been some timing articles in Transactor.. Some of which put your routine through a series of iterations (say 100) and compare ti at the beginnign and end... [21:35] An AUssie! [21:35] hello Aussie! [21:35] Hey [21:35] Howdy Loscha [21:35] draco: if you're not sure what the different modes are, I'd say you don't have to worry about timing yet :) [21:35] oh. never thought about that... [21:35] Rayzor: i'm an aussie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [21:35] that was the simplest method i found on the amiga [21:35] MikeP : o ok. hello other aussie! [21:35] yeah, Mike, how ya goin? [21:35] good point robinh. [21:35] I got it! [21:35] rayzor: hehe, thats ok :) [21:35] Loscha: good thanks, how about u ? [21:36] thats why the CW3 dont work for u MikeP ... PAL !! or SEACAM! Or something! [21:36] but immediate is like "lda #5", and it's generally the quickest. [21:36] just loop it a few hundred times and see which gives the smaller raster change [21:36] for those aussies Loscha == Edward r Jones, one of those guys fom the C64 expo in december, like, in Melbourne and stuff... lmao [21:36] * BryanPope (~bryan@h00095b0f80c3.ne.client2.attbi.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving) [21:36] I've only just crawled outta bed, so, I'm a bit vague [21:36] How do I completely get rid of a printer in GEOS 2.0? [21:36] been there before Loscha :) [21:36] so immediate is a command with actual values like #$ff or $dc00... [21:36] smilertoo: I'm pretty sure he's not doing raster irqs or $d012 timing or anything, so that won't help [21:37] right? [21:37] no, not $dc00 [21:37] Rayzor: yeah, damned PAL/NTSC, I think thats why I can't read any of the emails you guys send, because they're in the wrong format!! All the "S"'s come out as "Z"'s, the letter "U" goes missing from COLOUR and all sorts of stuff ;) [21:37] Schema, take the printer driver off your boot disk [21:37] oh. [21:37] ok robinh... [21:37] MikeP, you talk funny :) [21:37] $dc00 is absolute mode [21:37] so immediate is where the values are already there... [21:37] anything with a # is immediate [21:37] I did - and now I just see "Star NL-10 NOT ON DISK" all the time! It's also got that as the default printer. [21:38] lol [21:38] * Eddi-W (notme@newnet.spam.detector) has left #c64friends [21:38] Hiraghm: Not I that talk funny ! [21:38] and absolute mode is where the value is fetched from somewheres? [21:38] Snogpitch: are those 2 white things near the pci slots composite outs? [21:38] OH! [21:38] proof! [21:38] i remember hearing something about that somewheres... [21:38] those are sound out, smilertoo [21:38] no brain [21:38] no jeri [21:38] afk [21:38] ur already afk [21:38] hiraghm: your proof, is it where!? [21:38] what's afk? [21:39] away from keyboard [21:39] --- Playing: '8. [Rob Hubbard] Zoids 1/3 (1986 Martech)' [21:39] ok thanks [21:39] dang you beat me to it snogpitch... [21:39] Pretty sure that no matter what, you will have at least a printer icon. I dunno if you can have the icon w/o some printer setup [21:39] Maybe she's been working hard on the C64 core for the C1 now she doesnt have to work on JRISC??????? [21:39] gotta type faster than me, dracosilv :) [21:39] when I get going, it's 90wpm [21:40] well i had to delete a line, then retype the text... [21:40] I have two printer icons in GEOS - the Star NL10, and MPS803- the printer I want to use! :-) [21:40] but you beat me by then... [21:40] is there a tv/composite out or do you need a video card? [21:40] I wonder how Brains IEC / RS232 interface is going........ [21:40] so you want to change the printer, Schema? [21:40] let me get this straight... '#$' means absolute, and '#' means immediate? [21:40] 1541 control under Windows XP, how cool is THAT [21:40] Hmm, funny, I don't remember you being able to have more than one printer set at a time [21:40] Snog: yes. [21:41] MikeP : I would like that [21:41] ok, that's different than what you asked then [21:41] draco: nope [21:41] Schema: in GEOS to select a printer click on the GEOS file and then click on Select Printer option and then choose your printer from the list presented [21:41] thea1lien: you can, it's right in front of me! [21:41] Rayzor: and the thing is knowing Jim the way we all do, we know he'll get it working and support it [21:41] excellent [21:41] draco # is immediate, a 16-bit value is absolute. [21:41] He can join RaYzorania [21:41] Oh? [21:42] ok. [21:42] snog: "The driver is on the border and it won't be set as the default." [21:42] take it off the border [21:42] it needs to be on your boot disk [21:42] Move the printer icon onto the desktop [21:43] draco: it's huge, but look here: http://unusedino.de/ec64/technical/project64/programmers_ref erence.html [21:43] --- Playing: '9. [Reyn Ouwehand] Last Ninja 3 3/10 (1991 System 3)' [21:43] ok that seemed to work, 1 sec [21:43] unless you have the programmer's reference guide in book form? [21:43] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) has joined #c64friends [21:43] page 245 [21:43] if it's on the border, it's not available to use [21:43] # immediate ($ = hex notation) () = indirect, There is also zero page, indexed, and absolute indexed [21:43] Howdy Galaxus [21:43] i have it as txt file [21:43] Snogpitch - I've recently seen that name! [21:43] who wants it? [21:43] nope i don't... that's another thing to get... [21:43] Yeah, you have it moved to the border, not selected [21:44] what txt, smilertoo? [21:44] Hi Snogpitch - do you have a website re: GEnie libraries (Commodore related)? [21:44] the programmers reference guide [21:44] Oh I see! I thought it was the selected printer, but it was really the driver, on the border - oops [21:44] * Hir|afk is now known as Hiraghm [21:44] yes I do Galaxus [21:44] I've never used GEOS with >1 drive before! [21:44] brain? [21:44] Jeri? [21:44] * Hiraghm is now known as Hir|afk [21:44] Anyway - I have asked Jeri earlier - precisely how the "Chunky" video mode is laid out. [21:44] hiraghm: they are MIA [21:44] looks like we're discussing some machine language [21:45] yes, 6502 machine language is the bestest in the whole universe [21:45] Nice Website Snogpitch! I was just there 2 days ago [21:45] Jeri is currently away from the computer as it appears. [21:45] helping dracosliv on assembler addressing modes... [21:45] I agree! Let's see what I remember... there was an x and a y register... [21:45] and an accumilator [21:45] You do not want to try and use geos with one drive. an exercise in futility [21:45] anyone want the programmers reference guide dcc'd? [21:45] hiraghm: maybe brain is furiously working on his IEC/RS232 interface while Jeri tries to finish the C1 C64 core, in some sort of Nerd like competition as they were talking about last week [21:45] It would be fun to get involved in the C1 [21:46] what processor does it use? [21:46] galaxus: it would be fun to OWN a C1 :) [21:46] ...and a processor status and stack-pointer... [21:46] yep! [21:46] 65816 and/or emualted [21:46] <-- has a C1 [21:46] hmmmm, C1 case could be costyle once i factor in laptop components [21:46] draco: the $ doesn't enter in to the whole addressing mode thing... [21:46] oh yes - I remember that from my Jim Butterfield book! hehe [21:46] Charles: I know! But that's what I had always done. Now that drives are cheap and I have a 1750 REU clone, I'm learning how to use it properly :-) [21:46] * MikeP drools at the thought of a C1 runninf C64 in a nice, new ATX case... [21:46] $ just signifies that you're using hexadecimal [21:46] ok. [21:46] * MikeP drools on Snogpitch [21:47] <<- is a hexnut [21:47] * smilertoo shudders at thought of C1 in an atx case [21:47] if you leave it out, you're in decimal. if you use % then you're using binary [21:47] so something with a # sign is immediate... [21:47] how do you *emote*? [21:47] what? [21:47] do /me [21:47] what about octal? [21:47] * Schema gives an example [21:47] geos with one drive and a REU is most usable [21:47] i never knew how to do that... % for binary... [21:47] * Galaxus drools over his Amiga 3000 [21:47] * dracosilv learned something new today [21:47] smilertoo: the C1 motherboard is designed for an ATX case, that was part of it's design parameters since day 1 [21:47] back [21:47] I never used octal either hehe [21:47] Charles: Except I have to move all the fonts and apps and files onto the REU drive on each boot, a bit slow but does give a speed improvement. [21:47] just hex [21:48] --- Playing: '10. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Cybernoid 1/2 (1988 Hewson)' [21:48] MikeP: so it could be smaller? [21:48] octal is nearly useless... just for setting file permissions in unix or something [21:48] <_Fungus_> octal is for manipulating nybbels [21:48] hehe [21:48] nibbles... [21:48] <_Fungus_> where 4 bits = nybbel [21:48] <_Fungus_> no, Nybbel [21:48] nybbles. [21:48] I got to meet both Jeri and the famous Snogpitch here! [21:48] oh. [21:48] nybbel? what sort of talk is that? [21:48] there is a boot utility that will do all that for you on bootup and is faster [21:48] this is great! [21:48] nipple you fool! [21:48] smilertoo: it cant be smaller than it is now, the boards have been produced and are just waiting for the final firmware touches [21:49] * groepaz slaps fungus [21:49] Next Jim Butterfield will show up! [21:49] <_Fungus_> hi groepaz! [21:49] <_Fungus_> :D [21:49] all the files have to be on the boot disk of course [21:49] Charles: I've heard about it. Where can I get it? [21:49] * _Fungus_ slaps Galaxus [21:49] * Galaxus rubs sore cheek [21:49] <_Fungus_> Galaxus: I think I asked jin the nybbel, nibbel thing once. [21:49] MikeP: it still pretty small, i assume the ATX part is just the support holes etc.? [21:49] <_Fungus_> he said they termed it nybbel [21:49] <_Fungus_> :D [21:49] Galaxus: Jim Butterfield might be coming to my house next weekend, hopefully we'll spend some time chatting here :-) [21:49] hehe [21:49] i'm waiting for brain to wake up... [21:49] <_Fungus_> I also read that in byte magazine [21:49] WOW!!! [21:49] Jim Butterfield in YOUR house! [21:49] unreal [21:50] ATX is the mounting, power, and I/O placement [21:50] <_Fungus_> Jim = Guru [21:50] * Hir|afk is now known as Hiraghm [21:50] The C1 has a real 65c816 and the "cycle-exact" C64 core is operated under an emulation. [21:50] it's on several websites, maybe I will be able to think of one in a moment [21:50] brain? [21:50] Um, I guess [21:50] Jeri? [21:50] le not el. "nybble" [21:50] * Hiraghm is now known as Hir|afk [21:50] smilertoo: yeah, it's the form factor, so the holes and connectors will match up with those on an ATX case [21:50] I've met him a few times, he's not intinidating or anything [21:50] Basically the 6510 in the C64 is emulated. [21:50] fungus, I wouldn't call myself a guru [21:50] * Hir|afk blushes [21:50] <_Fungus_> Jim is real cool. [21:50] Pick/Stash or something like that [21:50] <_Fungus_> :> [21:50] oh, Jim Butterfield [21:50] ok, im going to start on a case design [21:50] * Hir|afk mutters [21:50] I enjoy his Compute! articles [21:50] <_Fungus_> heheheh [21:51] <_Fungus_> I enjoy his transactor articles [21:51] I actually wrote an assember proram once [21:51] prgram [21:51] easier to buy a case, smilertoo [21:51] <_Fungus_> cool [21:51] program [21:51] doh [21:51] Anyway, TPUG (Toronto pet users) doesn't have official meetings in the summer, so we're having a BBQ at my place next weekend. [21:51] that moustache of jim butterfields looks like its right out of a 70s porno [21:51] I turned it in to Compute! but they didn't publish it [21:51] ok... here's the latest version of my joystick code... optimized it myself: http://rafb.net/paste/results/kIyyWy23.html [21:51] Galaxus: We go drinking with Jim Butterfield - proof: http://laredo.globalpc.net/c64/gallery/ Expo2003/DSC01337 [21:51] Snogpitch: but my brain will always tell me c64 = pick up and go [21:51] snog, easier to buy a WinXP PC too [21:51] Thats totally cool [21:51] The core that would be emulating the 6510 parts and the sort would be an RISC core - from the most recent news from Jens be the same RISC core that emulates the CPC. [21:52] Galaxus: What did your program do? [21:52] I'd like to go out some time as well! [21:52] plus i think it would be really cool to have it in a pseudo c64 case [21:52] it was a very simple memory scanner [21:52] does anyone know if there is a copy of Jim Butterfield's understanding the 6502 as PDF or other d/lable format? [21:52] 1 of a kind [21:52] Wait a minute. ERROR [21:52] it let you examine memory forwards and backwards [21:52] on my part. [21:52] <_Fungus_> thea1ien: wouldnt that be nice [21:52] I saw some of his stuff online but not that exactly [21:52] * _Fungus_ wants etext mapping the vic 20 from compute [21:52] It would be easier to fit in a 128 case, actually [21:52] The RISC core emulating the CPC will emulate the 65j02 code [21:52] all i have is the PRG [21:53] * groepaz wonders who the fuck wildstar is talking to [21:53] you guys [21:53] <_Fungus_> groepaz: maybe light is hiding [21:53] <_Fungus_> :D [21:53] butterfield ml book at: http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1767/files/c64/ [21:53] light! [21:53] OMG [21:53] I have the prog ref guide but it is something an experienced ml programmer to have, not someone just starting out [21:53] especially the 128D case, which was what I was going to put mine in [21:53] ive got lots of c64 tuts, i started learning asm lat week [21:54] I understand jim's book though would be the book to read if you wanted to start out [21:54] * dracosilv wonders why aren't these commodore books also in pdf format... [21:54] Snogpitch: that the pizza box case? [21:54] <_Fungus_> groepaz: oh yes, you missedhis late night rant yesterday, I asked him about the orderlies and stuff, he gave soem strange responses to that. [21:54] yes, smilertoo [21:54] <_Fungus_> :D [21:54] mmmm. Pizza. [21:54] <_Fungus_> They are taking him to a amuzement park today! [21:54] <_Fungus_> :D [21:54] not as goosd as steak [21:54] as long as you were'nt going to use PCI cards, it would fit [21:54] <- Loves pizza [21:54] * Hir|afk is now known as Hiraghm [21:54] damn [21:54] :=P [21:54] mmm Pizza ^2 [21:54] Godfather's Pizza rules! hehe [21:54] Mazzio, heathen [21:54] mmm steak ^ 56345907345 [21:54] --- Playing: '11. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Cybernoid II 1/2 (1988 Hewson)' [21:54] The cycle-exact core will be something Jeri is working on and the same RISC used to emulate the z80 in the CPC will be used to emulate the 65j02 code for running MagerValp's C-1Boot Rom [21:54] yes, the pci cards are the biggest issue in doing my own case [21:55] mmmmm Pizza ^ google [21:55] jeri!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [21:55] Now I got it. [21:55] googol? [21:55] and right angle adapters are expansive [21:55] <_Fungus_> If you include the z80, PLEASE make it 4 mhz!!! [21:55] I think the two Compute! machine language books are available at http://www.atariarchives.or g ( Machine Language for Beginners and Second Book of Machine Language ) [21:55] Jeri back yeah [21:55] <_Fungus_> At least it can keep up with some other machines then [21:55] Wilford Brimley!!! [21:55] does anyone know if there'll be freebie tables this year at the SWRAP EXPO? [21:55] no, Jeri's not really back [21:55] unless i made it quite big like a high backed A500 [21:55] the freebie stuff was on the floor last year [21:55] What? I'm back. I'm back. [21:55] I feel so guilty! [21:56] draco, wouldn't it be more convenient to get a cheap table at wal-mart? [21:56] well table, area, same difference... [21:56] Yeah. [21:56] Jeri, sure you are [21:56] * C64er (~n8ie@cpe-024-033-151-250.woh.rr.com) has joined #c64friends [21:56] Scott: Nybble according to the PRG [21:56] Howdy C64er [21:56] C64er [21:56] I left friends in an online game to come back here hehe [21:56] in the heat of battle [21:56] :) [21:56] lol [21:56] Hello all [21:56] Nybble: Toldja. [21:56] Hiraghm: you cant say that, of course she's back, she is, i love her, she MUST be back, she MUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSST be back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [21:56] hiraghm... real funny... i meant freebie c64 stuff... [21:56] Hi C64er [21:56] hi c64er [21:56] tell your friends to come here, Galaxus [21:56] <_Fungus_> RobinH: :) [21:56] The freebie table was awesome [21:56] MikeP, cold shower time? :) [21:56] I hope they have one! [21:56] They think I'm insane for being a C64 fan [21:57] heh they don't know what they are missing ;) [21:57] They all have C64 emulators on their PC's compliments of me hehe [21:57] <_Fungus_> my friends do to [21:57] <_Fungus_> :D [21:57] do you know if there'll be one this year? [21:57] Lots of insane people in the world... [21:57] Schema: try ftp.funet.fi-pub-cbm/ to find the utility [21:57] <_Fungus_> They sure dont. [21:57] <_Fungus_> :D [21:57] I'm pushing to have a freebie table or three at the World of Commodore in December [21:57] they leave them on "in respect" [21:57] one what this year? [21:57] hiraghm: hehe, sorry, temporary moment of insanity, just as well Brain didnt show up at the same time, too much to handle :) [21:57] cool Fungus! [21:57] draco: I'd expect so, it was popular last year. [21:57] I'm here now [21:57] SWEET! [21:57] hey jim! [21:57] OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!! [21:58] i got your interface... [21:58] Robin: There's that picture of you knee-deep in the freebie pile from last year! :-) [21:58] Took the family swimming. [21:58] * MikeP faints [21:58] Schema: yeah :) [21:58] i just noticed no pci slots are being used in that cased C1 [21:58] The cycle-exact C64 core will be something done by Jeri and the custom RISC core used to emulate the z80 will be emulating the 6502/65j02 code that is used in MagerValp's Boot Rom [21:58] Hi jim [21:58] neat trick including the x over cable in the data cable. [21:58] Not "Jim Butterfield??" [21:58] * MikeC (~chatzilla@CPE0004e289e6d6-CM000a73664c3c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) has joined #c64friends [21:58] Is this correct Jeri [21:58] The demo at LUCKI used a PCI slot, smilertoo [21:58] MikeC! [21:59] <_Fungus_> no, Jim Brain [21:59] galaxus: no, Jim Brain [21:59] <_Fungus_> :D [21:59] Hi Guys... [21:59] Here I am, with free stuff: http://laredo.globalpc.net/c64/gallery/Expo2003/DSC01305 [21:59] heya MikeC [21:59] OH [21:59] <_Fungus_> hi Jim [21:59] hehe [21:59] Coming to my BBQ next week? [21:59] Hi Jim! [21:59] Snogpitch: so to hook it up to a display DOES need a pci slot [21:59] Howdy MikeC [21:59] Yeah, sorry it's not THE Jim, just the other JIm [21:59] <_Fungus_> RobinH: Lucky bugger [21:59] brain! [21:59] hehe [21:59] Who, Schema, me? I doubt it. But I will be at SWRAPEXPO [21:59] no, smilertoo, it has onboard video [21:59] brain: your THE jim to all of us here ;) [21:59] I got a bunch of game instructions there... can't remember what other stuff. [21:59] no, MikeC [22:00] Oh, some really old PET fanzines [22:00] Hiraghm! [22:00] Ok I'm going to go play 5 minutes of "Lineage II", then come back so my friends don't get mad at me [22:00] they're awesome [22:00] be right back all!!! [22:00] 5 mins max [22:00] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) Quit [22:00] SchemaL no? [22:00] who's max? [22:00] --- Playing: '11. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Cybernoid II 1/2 (1988 Hewson)' [22:00] MikeP, ahem [22:00] Hiraghm: you rang? [22:00] hiraghm: sorry, coughed ? [22:00] ops...Schema: no? [22:00] is that 2 old joystick port? or 2 pc com ports? [22:00] you were just gushing over Jim Butterfield being "the" Jim [22:00] don't deny it! [22:01] * Hiraghm tries to stir up trouble for MikeP [22:01] I had a 15" LCD but Jeri wanted to swap monitors for her demo [22:01] Sounds like Jim Brain and Jim Butterfield with both be at SWRAP [22:01] .o(4am...time to practice some metal riffs...:o)) [22:01] 2 joystick ports [22:01] hiraghm: i was, and until Jim Butterfield becomes a #c64friends regular I will not retract that statement!!!!!!!!!!! [22:01] coolies [22:01] Snog. BTW Thanks for helping with my expo demo. [22:01] I'll try to get Jim Butterfield on here next week [22:01] whats the big black round one? [22:02] Jerz0rz :) [22:02] serial/drive/printer connector [22:02] schema: cool, he should join us every week! [22:02] Hook up disk drives somehow :) [22:02] * levay (levay@isis.visi.com) has joined #c64friends [22:02] brain, do you have a 1520? [22:02] I have 3 of them. Want one? [22:02] * C64er (~n8ie@cpe-024-033-151-250.woh.rr.com) Quit [22:02] Jeri: Did you get 64HDD going ????????? [22:02] Howdy levay [22:03] back again..testing some software.. [22:03] I did. Mike,. Thanks. [22:03] brain, I have one [22:03] did you ever get one working with a PC? [22:03] Jeri: Cool [22:03] ah crap, THAT's what all that wiring is coming from the HD [22:03] Ack - I just got GEOS printing OK, but I don't dare print with my MPS801, my wife's watching TV :-) [22:03] Anyone blog about C= stuff? I do... http://my.tbaytel.net/macbeth/blogger.html [22:03] no, its not [22:03] i gotta go all, nice being here. [22:04] (and other stuff too) [22:04] later draco [22:04] seeya draco [22:04] NOt that I can remember, Hiraghm. [22:04] seeya all! [22:04] Robin. DO you know the Canadian democoder called Alien? [22:04] Bye draco [22:04] * JeffB (~jburrell7@c-66-41-160-205.mn.client2.attbi.com) has joined #c64friends [22:04] smilertoo, did you look at the photo of my setup? [22:04] * dracosilv (~dracosilv@CPE-24-167-238-63.wi.rr.com) has left #c64friends [22:04] Hi JeffB [22:05] Hello, all [22:05] RobinH, my LJ ofteh has has posts about C64, synth programming (mainly FM synthesis) and the internal workings of Casio keyboards from the early 80s [22:05] --- Playing: '12. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Eliminator 3/4 (1988 Hewson)' [22:05] <_Fungus_> nice [22:05] * _Fungus_ recommends Bionic Commando/Tim Follin [22:06] Snogpitch: yes, you seem to have a black cable extension in that round printer port that leads into the pc and vanishes near the PSU [22:06] brb, gotta get some liquid refreshment... [22:06] It goes to the 5 1/4 drive at the top of the case [22:06] Jeri - thanks for the information about the Chunky video mode. [22:06] got a few things to do around the place, so i'll be in and out of the computer room [22:06] * MikeP is now known as MikePaWay [22:06] http://pages.prodigy.net/snogpitch/c-one/Images/3.jpg this drive [22:06] Jeri: nope [22:07] Loscha: url? [22:07] ah, i'll need to leave the 1541 as an external [22:07] Fungus...added to the list, be abit though before it comes up tho [22:07] <_Fungus_> wildstar: simply fli ever 8 lines, 4 lines away from a bad line if d011 = 3b then 3f , set d011 to 3f at line 3f then back to $3b after the line is done and the next dma will occur automatically. [22:08] do you not get lots of radio interference on these transparent cases? [22:08] RobinH, it's ww.livejournal.com/users/loscha but, not too much tech this week, had other stuff going on [22:08] I'll have a VisualBasic demo soon. [22:08] $80 a night at the SWRAP, ugh :( [22:08] Ok _Fungus_ [22:08] <_Fungus_> u need an irq which is within 1 cycle stable, perfectly stable isnt neccesrray [22:08] never tried a radio near the C1 so I can't answer that question [22:09] This is for operating the Chunky Video mode - _Fungus_ [22:09] <_Fungus_> see my entry on ffd2.com for that [22:09] <_Fungus_> ;) [22:09] Have to pass on SWRAP this year...gas and motels are just too damned expensive....cannot have a meet in DesMoine/Ames/ or Cedar Falls...hehehe [22:09] * Hiraghm passes out lemonade [22:09] <_Fungus_> wildstar: 4*4 mode? [22:09] Snogpitch: will an external laptop power brick power it? [22:09] <_Fungus_> thats how its done [22:09] levay?????????? [22:10] W* - VB?!?!? Say it ain't so. Try Power Basic [22:10] which are you in? [22:10] Oh!!!! [22:10] Power the C1? no [22:10] levay: You a fellow Iowegian? [22:10] <_Fungus_> thats chunky mode no? [22:10] <_Fungus_> :D [22:10] Well - it is for a demonstration. Where can I get Power Basic for free. [22:10] JLawless?? [22:10] I got to go to Lucky (luckily)...would like to get to go to another, especially since I hear SWRAP is bigger [22:10] what part of Iowa you from? [22:10] leavy: Come to Toronto in December then!! World of Commodore [22:10] Chunky mode is when I'm sick and blowing chunks. [22:10] thea1ien: you're not who Jeri was talking about, are you? [22:10] I plan to work it out in multiple formats [22:10] Close enough...Minnesotan but go to Iowegia enough to qualify.... [22:11] And yeah, $80 - I think I'll be sleeping in my van :) [22:11] Hiraghm? [22:11] INFO used to be published out of Iowa City [22:11] I dunno...what was she saying about me? [22:11] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) has joined #c64friends [22:11] C1 needs an ATX power supply [22:11] I bought it anyway [22:11] C/C++ is in the plans for a demonstration of a viewer/converter tool. [22:11] you're from Canada? [22:11] Heh. [22:11] <_Fungus_> JerIn04: uff... hope your feeling better. [22:11] I plan to write it in multiple formats. [22:11] back [22:11] <_Fungus_> :) [22:11] a converter for chunky mode? *shrug* [22:11] JL, what part of IA you from? [22:11] Anyway, we usually split a room 4 ways, just $20 each or whatever [22:11] me from Canada? No, in Newport News, VA [22:11] W* dunno. Just joshin' [22:11] --- Playing: '13. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Robocop 3 1/17 (1992 Probe Software/Ocean)' [22:11] Robin: Who? [22:11] Council Bluffs ( near Omaha, NE ) [22:12] ACK Council Bluffs!!! [22:12] * brain types from Cedar Rapids, IA [22:12] What street? [22:12] yeah, I know where council bluffs is [22:12] <_Fungus_> groepaz: usefull for gfx usedin chunky efx I guess [22:12] brain, you're really from see der rabbits??? [22:12] Yes, I know INFO and a lot of commodorites seemed to like northern Iowa. [22:12] Galaxus: 4th ave. [22:12] Schema: Jeri was talking about a demo coder named Alien [22:12] I used to live on 2nd avenue [22:12] That's what my son called it for the longest time... [22:12] oh [22:12] and 21st St [22:12] hehe [22:12] Ok - I'll look for PowerBasic but I do have XBasic too. [22:12] Cetre Rabbits [22:12] I used to live in Des Moines, went to school at ISU in Ames, worked in Davenport. [22:12] fung: yeah except the whole idea is like making water wet :=P [22:12] <_Fungus_> lol [22:12] Galaxus: 24th for me. [22:12] The C++ version will take a little longer. [22:12] cool! [22:13] I have some pictures from AmiExpo of the INFO guys, I think. [22:13] <_Fungus_> groepaz: maybe its for doom [22:13] I also used to live on 7th Avenue, Bluff Street, and 3rd street hehe [22:13] Brain used to live in Omaha. Had lunch with him a time or two. [22:13] Lived in CB for a long time [22:13] Tillerson Dr here [22:13] Hey Jim - where did you live in Omaha? [22:13] Galaxus: Where are you now? [22:13] Used to have a girlfriend from DesMoines [22:13] I'm in Knoxville, Tennessee [22:13] I lived in Des Moines twice [22:13] _Fungus_: could be...or open-gl [22:13] why we're listing streets I dunno though hehe [22:14] hitchhiked back to Omaha from there hehe [22:14] * Hiraghm comforts Galaxus [22:14] just curious [22:14] Gal: I lived NOrthWest of Omaha, in Bennington, NE [22:14] Galaxus: You in the Witness Protection Program or somethin' ? [22:14] The testing of actual code for the C-1 chunky video on the C-1 will come later. [22:14] I used to live in Omaha [22:14] Looking for land and a house in northern Iowa in next 3 or 4 years to retire....just plant tomatos, put up the tipi and forget the world. [22:14] don't blame you Galaxus :) [22:14] ok - cool! [22:14] OMaha was a cool town, but it was too far away from the gparents... [22:14] (Meaning - a C-1 must be at my fingertips.) [22:14] I lived in North O (yes, I'm still alive!) and near Leavenworth, and South O when I was very young [22:15] went to Central High School, then transfered to Abraham Lincoln in Council Bluffs [22:15] --- Playing: '14. [Jeroen Tel & R. Ouwehand / MoN] Rubicon 1/11 (1991 Twisted Mind/Hewson)' [22:15] U of N had a cowardly marching band [22:15] I'd be willing to move back to Omaha in a few years when my kids can fend for themselves when the parents are sick. [22:15] I'd LOVE to move back too [22:15] I think about it a lot [22:15] I spent 4 years in Bellevue while in the AF. Made a busness trip about 8 months ago. Omaha has grown, but still liked the place. [22:15] People in Tennessee think I'm nuts [22:16] not me. I want a 5 acre lot in NW OKCity to build my hermitage [22:16] pretty wild seeing the Woodman Tower dwarfed by a new skyscraper, no? [22:16] that's cool Hiraghm [22:16] Galaxus: I work in that tower. [22:16] :-) [22:16] However, the Brain's are originally from Kentucky, so I wouldn't mind spending some time there either. [22:16] WOW! [22:16] Bellevue...oh my...ever get to Cascade...neat little railroad ran between those towns. [22:16] Galaxus, next time anyone in Tennessee suggests that you're nuts, whip out a picture of AlGore [22:16] That's a neat place to work I bet [22:16] Galaxus - no kidding, but things must change or die [22:16] PICK/STASH as I can best recall [22:16] no doubt Hiraghm! [22:16] lol [22:16] hehe [22:17] Galaxus: It's a very nice building. [22:17] I'd love to work in downtown Omaha [22:17] But we digress... [22:17] Knoxville just doesn't do it for me [22:17] but they do have the hottest hot wings I've found [22:17] in the states [22:17] blistering - literally [22:17] last time I spent anytime in Knoxville, was during the World's Fair [22:18] what's everyone think? should I dig up my old ami-expo pics and post them on my website with appropriate captions? [22:18] Pick/Stash is actually two programs. Quick Pick lets you choose the files to copy to the REU and Quick Stash actually does the sork on bootup [22:18] 1981 or so? [22:18] (I may even have one of Jay Miner) [22:18] I've been here about 5 years [22:18] yes [22:18] work on bootup [22:18] Oh - Hello MikeC [22:18] Hi Wildstar [22:18] Nice Compute! Gazette site. [22:18] Hi MikeC [22:18] very nice! [22:18] Charles: Found it, thanks! http://usa.cmdrkey.com/cbm/genie/GEOSAppsListing.html [22:18] link, Wild* [22:18] Thanks... [22:18] link, Wild* [22:18] I've been there 4 or 5 times in the last few days [22:18] www.paradime.com/cg/ [22:19] thinking about contributing [22:19] always glad to help [22:19] Thanks, so I didn't have to type it out. [22:19] --- Playing: '15. [Jeroen Tel / Maniacs of Noise] Supremacy 1/3 (1991 Virgin)' [22:20] Did anyone actually *finish* Neuromancer? [22:20] I've played 3 times now and still can't get through it [22:20] beating it? [22:20] yep [22:20] Believe it or not, I've starting on doing Compute! issues. [22:20] OMG! [22:20] the memories! [22:20] Like I told MikeC - I would have to have those issues. [22:20] Neuromancer? [22:20] Galaxus, the book or the game? [22:20] the game... [22:20] * JerIn04 is now known as JeriAFK [22:20] The ACUG has a hell of an archive of them [22:20] hehe [22:20] ...yeah, if I can get my hands on Ahoy, I'd be even happier. [22:21] Jeri - running away again ???? [22:21] * Hiraghm cries over his lost magazines [22:21] don't go! [22:21] :-) [22:21] Oh, running away are you? [22:21] I got some on ebay recently [22:21] darn holes in the channel [22:21] * Hiraghm throws a bucket of icewater on the channel [22:21] * Sentient (kzwpnoarkf@AC8785BD.ipt.aol.com) has joined #c64friends [22:21] I search ebay all the time for Commodore stuff [22:21] hi Sentient [22:21] Howdy Sentient [22:21] I gave away lot of my stuff when I sold my C-64 and bought my Amiga. I still have a stack of AmigaWorld's but only a handful of Gazette. [22:21] greetings ! [22:22] I should flog my Commodore tote bag on ebay, just for a laugh [22:22] I got the entire 1989 -1990 Compute! Gazette on ebay [22:22] If you wanted to know why I know there is an archive - I was doing some of the archive indexing. [22:22] a Commodore tote bag sold on eBay in the last couple of months [22:22] I used to visit the downtown Omaha Public Library and copy the "type-in" programs from Compute! magazine and take them home and type them into my Commie 64. I was poor! :-) [22:22] --- Playing: '16. [David Whittaker] Max Headroom 1/17 (1986 Quicksilva)' [22:22] There is Compute! and Compute! Gazette [22:23] it would be so much easier if someone could stumble on a collection of microfilms of magazine [22:23] Only if I can type the Max Headroom saying. [22:23] Charles_H, did it go for $3.50 or something like that, cause that's about all it's worth [22:23] Gave away a whole tub of computes and AHOYS to a fella in northern Minneapolis after photocopying all the good stuff into several volumes....just too much space to take up [22:23] <_Fungus_> go to the library of congress, and make copies. [22:23] Wildstar - didn't both have Commodore 64 type-in programs? [22:23] I think so. [22:23] more than that, I bid $8 on it and did not get it [22:23] I did too [22:23] If I remember correctly [22:23] Asking is just polite demanding... [22:24] hey hows the game 'spiderman' on the c64? [22:24] <_Fungus_> they c64, vic20 , plus4, c16, and 128 programs [22:24] Snogpitch: roughly whats the psu requirment to run C1 with a hd [22:24] Galaxus: Compute! Also covered Apple ][, Atari 400/800, TI...etc. [22:24] lol, that's hilarious, it's not that great. I'd trade it for a SID chip anyday [22:24] <_Fungus_> compute! also for atari, PCjr, Trash80, apple2 [22:24] yep [22:24] They did Trash80? [22:24] Yeah. [22:24] requirement? don't know...I've got a 250 watt in mine [22:24] I know Rainbow magazine did [22:24] Just CoCo, I think. [22:24] Isn't spiderman one of the Questprobe text adventures? [22:25] Don't tell anyone but I started my hobby on a Coco2 [22:25] Snog that should be plenty [22:25] <_Fungus_> trash80 model 1 2 and 3 in the early ones [22:25] looks like the psu will limit the size of my case [22:25] <_Fungus_> dunno about the color computer [22:25] but once I tried a commodore there was no turning back [22:25] it only had 30 columns [22:25] C64 had a whopping 40! [22:25] You can get pretty small 150 watt supplies [22:25] hehe [22:25] well there is a Scott Adams Questprobe game as well, yes, but also another one, I forget the company, but it is live action [22:25] <_Fungus_> The Hulk [22:25] that would probably work just fine depending on what else you hook up to your case [22:26] The Hulk is also a Questprobe game [22:26] i reckon 200w to leave room for extras [22:26] Coco was only 30 columns? [22:26] So is the fantastic four [22:26] the TRS80 was 60 [22:26] 32 [22:26] Yep [22:26] 64 [22:26] There was a Spiderman game made by Paragon Software [22:26] <_Fungus_> spiderman too [22:26] I used to have copies of both of those Questprobe games, but one got corrupted :P [22:26] Hey, my VIC20 is only 22 columns [22:26] * Hiraghm kicks JL for contradicting him [22:26] 22? ack! [22:26] <_Fungus_> vic20 is 32 columns [22:26] bummer alien [22:26] <_Fungus_> :D [22:26] schema, brain's vic-20 is 80 [22:27] Paragon, yeah, that's the one I was thinking of. Forget if I beat it ever or not [22:27] No, 40 [22:27] fungus, vic 20 is 22 columns, stock [22:27] brain, only 40?? [22:27] hehe [22:27] * Hiraghm grins [22:27] <_Fungus_> pal vic 20 is 32 by 50 or so [22:27] VIC 22 cols x 23 rows [22:27] --- Playing: '17. [Tim Follin] Bionic Commando 1/10 (1988 GO!/Capcom)' [22:27] <_Fungus_> that what the rom sets it too [22:27] <_Fungus_> :D [22:27] fung 22*23 [22:27] them PAL guys get to cheat so much... [22:27] * Hiraghm mutters [22:27] Anyone heard of "Press Play on Tape"? [22:27] Fungus, so far this one is weird sounding [22:27] Galaxus, heard? no. Seen? Lots [22:27] <_Fungus_> the vic is fully capable of 32 columns [22:27] <_Fungus_> stock [22:28] hehe [22:28] that is something you don't want to see on an SX64 :) [22:28] sounds almost like Gauntlet on the secret levels [22:28] <_Fungus_> you can make it 1 * 1 is you want [22:28] <_Fungus_> :D [22:28] it's capable of 40 [22:28] Hiraghm, yes [22:28] looks like 150w may do, advert says 200w can power 4x5.25" [22:28] Apparently they are a retro-band that plays game tunes - very eclectic [22:28] we discussed that 2 weeks ago :) [22:28] Yeah, a friend in Ottawa has the 80-column cart for the VIC 20 as well. Amazing! [22:28] RIght now. [22:28] <_Fungus_> no, it cant do 40 [22:28] so, anyone out here collect C64 chips for the same of it, different case shapes for the CIAs and stuff? [22:28] can too [22:28] <_Fungus_> you can wangle 33 I think [22:28] Fungus: Tell that to the Screen-40 author. [22:28] <_Fungus_> How? [22:28] Not chips, just cartridges and games and such [22:28] and hardware [22:28] <_Fungus_> I dont mean by cheating [22:28] <_Fungus_> :D [22:28] I have a VIC 20 Term program that does 40 just fine [22:29] Fungus... brain was on here a couple weeks ago on a Vic-20 doing 40 columns [22:29] <_Fungus_> non interlaced [22:29] By entering bitmap mode and intercepting CHROUT to draw the characters in a condensed charset. [22:29] what's the best term program for the C64 these days? Novaterm? [22:29] fung: he's talking about soft40 stuff [22:29] <_Fungus_> thats cheating [22:29] 40 columns is done witrh a 4x8 char set. [22:29] <_Fungus_> :)) [22:29] Novaterm I think would be the best, yes... [22:29] Ain't much hardware left out there as five years ago...only found two C= items in the last year... [22:29] k [22:29] well, good gravy, if you're not going to cheat on a Vic-20, what's the point of having one? :) [22:29] no doubt Hiraghm! hehe [22:29] anyone here from the greater toronto area? [22:30] <_Fungus_> well, why cheat when it can do other stuff? [22:30] Desterm is alright if you have a 128 but last I heard it is rather out-dated [22:30] Yes! MikeC and I are both in Toronto. [22:30] Fungus, cause IRC is more fun in 40 columns than 22? [22:30] I'm just dug out my tray of stuff. I've got an 6569R1, 1983, which is in a ceramic case, with the lid you can desolder off, it's teh sex [22:30] cool! [22:30] So we have Oklahoma, Toronto, Omaha... [22:30] <_Fungus_> it can do 32 without cheating, the borders go away, the vic screen is reconfigurable. [22:30] and then there is good ol' Chips CCGMS [22:30] hey, brain, ever get your reverse keyboard thing working? [22:30] i'm in oakville [22:30] and Germany (Jeri) [22:30] Sorry, I'm multitasking. [22:30] Good thing Jeri is afk, otherwise she would be playing PPOT video Comic Bakery [22:30] I used Desterm on a 128DCR and liked it very much [22:30] PC -> c64? [22:30] I have a pic of VIC 40 cloumns on my web site. [22:30] Jeri's not in germany is she? [22:30] <_Fungus_> brain: yeah, condensed cset [22:30] I think she is [22:31] Snogpitch, he, I love that vid, too [22:31] She is in Oregon [22:31] Novaterm 9.something works on 40 column in 64 mode and can display in 80 column, too on my Magnavox monitor. [22:31] ^ hey [22:31] * _Fungus_ meanans 8*8 cset hires [22:31] Oh I thought she was still in Germany [22:31] Hiraghm, still working on the PC keyboard to 64 [22:31] man, my typing sucks [22:31] Portland area - I believe [22:31] what is PPOT video Comic Bakery? I know the tune. [22:31] wild* might as well be in germany then :D [22:31] <_Fungus_> check some vic 20 demos in emu :)) [22:31] She played that video alot at the last Chicago Expo [22:31] I'd love to visit Oregon - one of my favorite bands is performing there very soon [22:31] the 77's [22:31] --- Playing: '18. [] Spy's Demise 1/1 (1983 Penguin Software)' [22:31] LOL [22:31] wtf? someone has built a pc into the psu case [22:31] <_Fungus_> I got a pal vic.. so I dont have to use emu, no colors tho, I need a pal 1702... [22:31] <_Fungus_> er 1701 [22:31] psu? [22:31] oh [22:32] cool! [22:32] Novaterm 9.5 and 9.6 when used on a C128 in 64 mode can display 80 columns in terminal mode [22:32] someone put a PC in a PET case [22:32] the atx case looks empty [22:32] that I'd like to have [22:32] be back in a bit... [22:32] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) has left #c64friends [22:32] <_Fungus_> CHarles: that char set condesing, 4*8 [22:32] Charles, doesn't it use 80 column mode? [22:32] <_Fungus_> or proportional [22:32] That PC in a PET case looks cool but I don't condone the destruction of a woerking PET for it... [22:32] yeah, using the 80col abilities of the 128, not a tiny 80col font [22:32] joe, agreed [22:32] <_Fungus_> if your gonna do that, may as well go proportional [22:32] <_Fungus_> :D [22:33] and reverts back to 40 col in menu mode so you have to change the display settings on the monitor each time you change modes [22:33] exactly Charles H....it does that well on my C=128 setup which i am using right now as i type. [22:33] proportional font with a term? mercy [22:33] i saw an sx64 ripped apart and turned into a pc [22:33] Snog, do you know where one can get a copy of the video Comic Bakery you are talking about? [22:33] smiler, eek! [22:33] <_Fungus_> groepaz: peecee doesit, just so fast you can't see it re-wrapping [22:33] <_Fungus_> :D [22:33] thea1ien at PPOT's website [22:33] smiler, a friend of mine took his Amiga 500 and stuck it in an SX case [22:33] swapped the monitor out for a JVC 5" [22:34] * Oldbitcol (Oldbitcoll@acs-24-239-255-194.zoominternet.net) has joined #c64friends [22:34] i hope it was a dead sx64 [22:34] lo oldbitcol [22:34] fung: hehe i'm using fixed font on pc for irc/mail/terminal etc too :=P [22:34] yes, 80col font is one of the Novaterm options for a 64 if you don't have a 128 or is an older version of Nova [22:34] who's played last ninja 3 here? [22:34] smiler, maybe, dunno. It was 13-14 years ago. [22:34] 15thea1ien: http://www.pressplayontape.com/boybandpreview/ [22:34] make that 14-15 [22:34] Hi gang [22:34] ok, found a small 250w psu [22:34] Hi oldbitcol! [22:34] Wow packed house tonight... cool.. [22:35] quite cheap as well [22:35] well, yes, 80 col font is available on a 64 but is NOT near as nice as the 80 col on a 128 [22:35] cool [22:35] I think XBasic might be useful for a demonstration of a program for simulation of the "Chunky Video" mode. [22:35] charles, this is truth [22:35] An image viewer/converter to show 16 Bit RGB graphics [22:35] it uses sfotware to squeeze the fonts to half their original width [22:35] Wildstar: its called acdsee mate [22:35] The 80 column on the 128 is much better looking than that 80 column on my 1701. [22:35] Howdy Oldbitcol [22:35] <_Fungus_> Hello Oldbitcol [22:36] ACDSEE ???? [22:36] * Hiraghm yawns [22:36] <_Fungus_> Aycee? [22:36] Hey Jeff! [22:36] <_Fungus_> :> [22:36] Wildstar: a program to show 16bit gfx in chunky mode on your pc! OMG! :=P [22:36] <_Fungus_> 128 is RGBI, not RGB [22:36] Hey, Jeff, did you ever get that JPG of the C-64 motherboard? [22:36] you can get into 80 column mode on vice128 [22:37] press f7 then hard reset [22:37] --- Playing: '19. [Ben Daglish] Thing Bounces Back 1/32 (1987 Gremlin Graphics)' [22:37] <_Fungus_> one of the keys is the 40/80 key [22:37] Mine would be free and designed specifically with the C1 in the specs. [22:37] No.. still would like to have that... trying to help someone with an interface problem [22:37] <_Fungus_> hold C+ on powerup to go straight into 64 mode [22:37] <_Fungus_> er hold C= [22:37] <_Fungus_> works also with AR [22:37] <_Fungus_> hehehe [22:37] Wildstar: then use one of the gazillion free ones if acdsee doesnt suit you [22:38] ifranview is pretty good [22:38] Wildstar: most image processors can just save raw data aswell [22:38] or type GO64......and it will go to 64 mode. [22:38] except it thinks my SID files are SID large image graphics files! [22:38] Anyway - it is also for prototyping a format I call DCI [22:38] Oldbitcol: ...tried to e-mail it to you but it bounced. [22:38] Have played Last Ninja 3/Random .....can't figure out what to do on the first level even tho [22:38] Damn Crap Interlace? :=P [22:38] Someone talking about Aycee/TSM in here? [22:38] A image viewer for part the part. [22:39] No groepaz [22:39] Mikec: Email must be killing large files. [22:39] Mikec: Any other way I can get that from you? [22:39] It would be a format that has dynamical configuring of images. [22:39] --- Playing: '20. [Antony Crowther] R1D1 1/1 (1986 Your Commodore)' [22:39] So one file can contain image data in multiple visual formats. [22:39] I used to be a user on The Shaolin Temple BBS alittle before they shut down [22:40] Oldbitcol: send me a private e-mail mikec_cbm@hotmail.com. [22:40] Say - you have an FLI pic or a CPC image. [22:40] why dont you call it B.L.O.A.T. ? :) [22:40] Um - it is just a pre-header to the image data that defines it. (Say 10-20 bytes. [22:40] at most. The viewer would know it. [22:41] gotta love that almost aphex twin style break down in Comic Bakery. [22:41] my fav part is the karate guys [22:41] --- Playing: '21. [Ben Daglish] Gobots 1/1 (1987 Ariolasoft)' [22:41] Mikec: sent it.. [22:41] filename-extension is pretty much enough for determining fileformat though [22:41] Each byte of the header block would tell the viewer different things like the X/Y dimensions and the video mode and that sort. [22:42] In Commodore - that doesn't really work much. [22:42] it does [22:42] Question: Has anyone had experience with adding a SID? [22:42] adding? [22:42] Most commodore images don't always have an extension. [22:42] I used a SID cartridge [22:42] other than say PRG [22:42] or P00 [22:42] stereo sid you mean? [22:43] hir: yes [22:43] prg is usually koalapaint, isn't it? [22:43] RobinH: yes [22:43] <_Fungus_> program files [22:43] Oldbitcol: hold a sec...upload to my server... [22:43] Even FLI files or MCI [22:43] pc extension for koala is .koa [22:43] fungus, duh. [22:43] MikeC: thanks!! [22:43] <_Fungus_> hehe [22:43] I mean images that have the prg extension are usually in koalapaint format, within the file [22:43] stereosid....my friend Ray can put them in...if you got spare sids which a getting rare these days. [22:43] that stuff has been used for ages now [22:43] I had someone do a two sid mod for one of my 64s, he did the piggyback soldering, takes a keen eye... [22:43] Oldbitcol, I've interfaced a SID with some other stuff, with some success, but, it was a while ago [22:43] (I am thinking for actual use on the C-1. [22:43] <_Fungus_> koala or advanced ocp [22:43] * Sentient (kzwpnoarkf@AC8785BD.ipt.aol.com) Quit [22:43] <_Fungus_> so many formats... [22:44] Organizing an image into one file. [22:44] I've only got a few spare SIDs, so, I'm pretty guarded with what I do with them these days, though. [22:44] somewhere I've got the koalapaint format... [22:44] I'm looking for better documentation on adding a SID. Using the ascii drawing isn't cutting it. [22:44] --- Playing: '22. [Martin Galway] Comic Bakery 1/14 (1986 Imagine)' [22:44] (Yes Groepaz - I have the Koala programmer's edition. [22:45] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4598&item=5108172928&rd=1 [22:45] koala programmers WHAT? [22:45] lmao [22:45] I stole my SID from another 64... poor thing hasn't talked to me since. [22:45] Does anyone have a good SID model that can be implemented in an FPGA? If so, that might be a way around the dearth of SID chips. [22:45] Koala Programmer's edition. [22:45] groepaz? [22:45] <_Fungus_> gimmie [22:45] <_Fungus_> :D [22:45] JeffB: Jeri'll probably eventually do that [22:45] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) has joined #c64friends [22:45] wild*, what's the diff? [22:45] how does C1 do SID? [22:45] Galaxus: 77s fan, eh? :) [22:45] superbly [22:45] C1 has two SID sockets [22:45] Yep! :-) [22:45] My buddy just saw the Lost Dogs in Ottawa last night [22:46] Wildstar: whats that? a book that tells you how to display koala or what? [22:46] emu ir actual SID chips? [22:46] * groepaz falls over [22:46] It has tools and a booklet about the Koala format. [22:46] Cool!!! [22:46] wish I could have been [22:46] Yes. [22:46] Woof. With all she has to do it'll be a while before that will be available [22:46] wild*, waow [22:46] Was it a good show? [22:46] JeffB: True, but she's got a large part of it done [22:46] i mean does C1 emulate SID, or have actual SID chips [22:46] Hmm, emulating filters on an FPGA is far from ideal, but, I assume it's been done. [22:46] Galaxus: read about it here: http://members.rogers.com/dfoulds/blog/ [22:46] Roger, copy [22:46] * groepaz seriously doubts anyone needing a book to display koala will do any serious programming anytime soon [22:46] actual SID chips can go in, if you have two to put in [22:46] I have used Koala but then there is other image formats too to consider. [22:46] Oldbitcol: check your e-mail. [22:47] I dunno groepaz [22:47] (Actually I don't need it.) [22:47] --- Playing: '23. [Neil Brennan] The Way of the Exploding Fist 1/4 (1985 Melbourne House)' [22:47] I happen to have it years ago and still do. [22:47] Loscha - if the filters can be emulated using standard FIR filters, shouldn't be too bad. [22:47] I was thinking about writing a 3D modelling program for the PC that will display Videoscape models using Koalapaint images for textures [22:47] * Hiraghm grins [22:47] thea1ien - are you actually playing C64 games while chatting? [22:48] or what are those titles? [22:48] * Wildstar doesn need the book- just happen to have it when I got Koala a long time ago. [22:48] Galaxus: he's listening to C64 music [22:48] ohhh! [22:48] thats cool! [22:48] I got Winamp set up to play SID's [22:48] Gotta go. The smoke alarms are chirping and driving she-who-must-be-obeyed crazy. [22:48] buy Jeff [22:48] hehe [22:48] * JeffB (~jburrell7@c-66-41-160-205.mn.client2.attbi.com) Quit [22:48] cya Jeff [22:48] yes [22:48] JeffB, from my analysis (and that interview with Yannes), the SID filters have several "odd" characteristics which should be taken into account. [22:48] but WinAmp can't tell when a SID has finished [22:48] One thing I do know is that one file formatting that can tell what the file is. [22:48] they are sid tunes playing in Winamp's Sidplug plugin [22:48] Galaxus: I actually like Daniel Amos and The Choir more than 77s, but they're great too [22:48] Image is. [22:49] I've heard of The Choir [22:49] the 77's are a new area I'm getting in to. [22:49] the more I hear of them the more I like them. [22:49] The Lost Dogs is made up of the lead guys from Daniel Amos, The Choir and the 77s [22:49] unfortunatly most of the sid tune files, if not all, are made to loop when done. [22:49] Hmm, I've heard some Daneil Amos, but, Dance House Children is where it's at!!! ;) [22:49] Ohhh [22:49] Anyway - the header can be easily separated from the raw image data. [22:49] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108426357&rd=1 [22:49] k [22:50] I did a few SID covers of Joy Electric songs!! [22:50] I used to listen to SID Player a lot [22:50] If you got creative - you could even have JPEG encapsulated. [22:50] And the forth member of Lost Dogs was from Adam Again, but he died a few years back. [22:50] and get my C64 out every Christmas to play Qlink Christmas SIDs [22:50] Then again it is not the point. [22:50] I with SIDplay 2.0 could detect the end of SIDs, so you could use it as a jukebox [22:51] Loscha: kewl - I love MxPx's Joy Electric cover :) [22:51] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108421876&rd=1 [22:51] I see lots of references to the Lost Dogs on my 77's listserv messages [22:51] man, I listen to Follin/Ghouls and Ghosts every darn day. [22:51] MikeC: Got it.. Thanks! The person I'm assisting will appreciate it as well.. [22:51] Loscha: Can you point me towards those SIDs [22:51] RobinH, didn't they do Drum Machine Joy ? [22:51] and the Strawmen [22:51] ? [22:51] Loscha: yup :) [22:51] * JLawless (~jimbo@dialup-4.228.177.136.Dial1.Denver1.Level3.net) has left #c64friends [22:51] The demo viewer is ultimately a preliminary test to demonstrate images straight down. [22:51] RobinH, they aren't online. they aren't that great, but, I've been getting back into them [22:51] * Charles_H (chhouck@216.139.104.14) has left #c64friends [22:51] Just a 2D array of 16 Bit information. [22:51] <-Loves SID tunes [22:51] I'll hook you up when they're done [22:51] * levay (levay@isis.visi.com) Quit (Quit: Leaving) [22:51] Loscha: please :) [22:51] Oldbitcol: glad I could help. [22:51] Schema [22:51] Are you referring to the HVSC ?? [22:52] 16Bit information would be used to describe a color. [22:52] Guys see my Gateway64? :) [22:52] Ok - PCs use 24 bit but that is not a problem. [22:52] no? [22:52] I saw it the other day! :-) [22:52] I have one tune I wrote in HVSC, looking to get more in next time around [22:52] I love sid tunes myself. I have 2 cd's I tend to listen to while driving in the car. One with some original sid tunes I have converted to wav and then burned to disk. [22:53] have been concentrating on my real band lately, though. the reverse engineers [22:53] I like the idea to have my own viewer/converter that does precisely what I want it to do. [22:53] And another with remixes from qwed [22:53] http://orrville.net/gateway64 [22:53] umm kwed [22:53] I saw a PC the other day that was also a small refrigerator! [22:53] This is the machine I'm adding(attempting) a second SID to... [22:53] You should also check out the 8Bit Weapon, nice SID stuff played at the last Expo [22:53] Besides - later the work would be re-written onto the C-1. [22:53] http://users.tpg.com.au/reveng/silly_synth_song.sid is the track I did that made it into HVSC [22:53] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108381868&rd=1 [22:54] cool [22:54] I've never yet written a SID song [22:54] I doubt are many other folks out there that are driving around while listening to sid's hehe [22:54] but I used to squeeze random numbers out of the SID chip to play the lottery with [22:54] So groepaz - the idea in the long run is to make a viewer tool/converter tool for the C-One. [22:54] Loscha: Is that a Joy Electric cover? [22:54] a long time ago... hehe [22:54] I captured audio from VICE and burned it to CD :-) [22:54] I have a CD of the ghouls and ghosts music, Karateka bits and bobs, Spelunker [22:54] * Snogpitch has been caught driving, and listening to SIDs [22:54] Paperboy is fun to drive to [22:54] theat:Just us commies.. [22:54] wow [22:54] RobinH, no, that's an original track, that I deliberately did in the Ronnie Martin style [22:55] Why have EVERYTHING on the PC. If we did - then it takes away from usability of the C-1. [22:55] I almost wrote some SID music to a CD to take with me on a trip [22:55] Actually, Last V8 sounds great in my car stereo [22:55] Nah, I'd just suggest using SidPlay and it has an option to save the tunes to wav format instead [22:55] I like the theme to Fairlight [22:55] There is a SID player for Winamp [22:55] I can't get SidPlay to work with Windows XP [22:56] Wildstar: except, we have to load an OS, just to load real OS.. :) [22:56] is there a working version? [22:56] ok, found a small silent 200w psu [22:56] Ah, Druid 2? yeah I have a nice remix which is on my remix cd [22:56] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1247&item=5108380635&rd=1 [22:56] Loadstar [22:56] oh, damn, that SID I linked y'all to has the bug in it [22:56] those flutters at the start aren't meant to be there! [22:56] bug?? [22:56] http://gallium.prg.dtu.dk/HVSC/random/HVSC_5.7-all-of-them.zip [22:56] Nah - you only need a single-task kernal. [22:56] Galaxus, I'll try to see if I can get my sidplay to run, I've got XP Pro running here [22:57] k - that's what I got too [22:57] --- Playing: '24. [Peter Clarke] Ocean Loader v3.0 1/1 (1987 Ocean)' [22:57] Oldbitcol - we just have to have a boot-loader that starts up a certain ROM. [22:57] * antigen (na@216-203-252-73-phx-01.cvx.algx.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [22:57] This is not a big deal. [22:58] As for apps - you don't need to have an OS. [22:58] so, has anyone here read/seen/loaded up "game overview"? [22:58] Remember the Nintendo [22:58] Wildstar: sort of like the old basic roms in the original PC? That would work for me... [22:58] * Murrlin (murr@dialup-207-218-205-248.ev1.net) has joined #c64friends [22:58] The old BIOS. [22:58] These are the SIDs that Shroom in my demo group has done - I had a part in some of them, like doing the bass lines... http://gallium.prg.dtu.dk/HVSC/C64Music/VARIOUS/S-Z/Shroom/ [22:58] <_Fungus_> Gameoverview is a great laugh [22:58] A simple auto-disk loader. [22:58] Loscha: Yup, I'm a big Gameover(view) fan [22:58] hi macb [22:58] Murrlin :) [22:59] A simple DOS would do the job and a simple Kernal. [22:59] Wildstar: now that's an idea.. Could we get an emulator into a BIOS chip?? [22:59] * RobinH is now known as MacRobin [22:59] RobinH, well, ALIH, he and I went to high school together [22:59] Why - we have the C64 mode. [22:59] I've written a few things in overview, but, not much [22:59] hi [22:59] Native mode - a modded C64 OS. [22:59] Loscha: Ah, cool - you're in .au then. [22:59] yeah [22:59] Take FreeDOS source code. [22:59] Bendigo! a bit north of Melbourne [22:59] thats all im after in C1...c64 mode and super64 mode [22:59] murrlin [23:00] --- Playing: '25. [Martin Galway] Ocean Loader 1/1 (1985 Ocean)' [23:00] All you need is something that tries to read the disks. [23:00] Loscha: This is the time that I say I've lived there for 2 years, in '77 and '87 [23:00] In Wollongong, then in Perth [23:00] aah, cool [23:00] Of course the fancier the OS is just icing on the cake. [23:00] Wildstar: except I don't want to boot into DOS. Spoiled by my instant on 64.. [23:00] Hey, i lived in Perth for a few years, too [23:00] Guys, just wondering what's the latest on the C-One. I noticed a few people asking on the newsgroups, etc. [23:00] uhm [23:00] I was in Cottesloe, went to Hollywood High School :) [23:00] they're sold out of the first millino [23:00] million [23:01] (DOS means disk operating system) and Commodore has it in a sense. [23:01] okay, maybenot [23:01] woah [23:01] freedos sourcecode! that will be easypeasy to port considering how little x86 and pc-bios dependend it is i guess! omg [23:01] DOS not MS-DOS [23:01] ...sure they have... [23:01] MikeC: far as i can tell the hardware is done [23:01] the C64 is truly still alive in AU, no doubt about that! [23:01] FreeDOS was an example. [23:01] MacRobin: Coptune.sid is interesting - kinda poppy! [23:01] Home of 64HDD and lots of other stuff [23:01] Hell - you can throw in Minix or something [23:01] Galaxus, what does SidPlay do exactly when you try to run it on your system? Not load at all, or what? [23:01] Smilertoo: wasn't the hardware done a long time ago? [23:01] not play [23:01] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5108379972 [23:02] * smilertoo shrugs [23:02] but I can get tunes to play in Winamp [23:02] i thought they kept tweaking it [23:02] Galaxus: Funky and Test Pattern are probably my favourites there [23:02] http://home.earthlink.net/~naughtyboy/8bw/sounds.html [23:02] er, not Funky - try video [23:02] All you need is some "BIOS" that looks at drives for disks with Auto-Boot and/or system files [23:02] M.U.L.E.! [23:02] Depending on the disk drive. [23:03] Internal floppies versus Commodore serial drives. [23:03] <- Hasn't figured out how to play MULE yet [23:03] Similar to the C-128 in this sense but smarter. [23:03] lol [23:03] Loscha: Yeah, cool. Well, it was great being in the PAL scene in '87 - all those great games coming out, the best issues of Zzap! [23:03] One that looks at multiple drives. [23:03] <_Fungus_> on planet Irata (irata-atari) :D [23:03] MURRLIN!! [23:03] hi [23:04] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4598&item=5108376904&rd=1 [23:04] lookee [23:04] * Murrlin miffed about work [23:04] Not just device #8 but all the active devices and also the IDE devices and PC-Floppy [23:04] <_Fungus_> hey WIz-o [23:04] fungo [23:04] I'm 26, didn't really get into the C64 hardcore again until recently. I had a few years where I didn't use any kind of computer. It was creepy! [23:04] * Murrlin not all here for awhile [23:04] <_Fungus_> Loscha: coolness [23:04] did macb mention bare sid tunes of his demos? [23:04] LOOKEE [23:04] <_Fungus_> 31 and I still play wit my 64 [23:04] <_Fungus_> heh [23:04] Of course - a configuration of Boot order. [23:04] kiddies [23:04] * groepaz bangs head on table repeatedly while trying to reach the button [23:04] I'll never stop! [23:05] <_Fungus_> this year, I am 1/2 64 :)) [23:05] Just need to boot to a 64 on a card, that would be cool. Sorta like a SCSI card type addon BIOS. [23:05] cool adapter. Wonder if it syncs up for newer monitors... [23:05] robin? [23:05] <_Fungus_> Groepaz: BUHAUHA [23:05] no [23:05] I have one like that [23:05] In the band I'm in, we use the C64 sometimes, and another guy we gig with, CasioNova, uses one on stage in every show [23:05] it does not. you need a vga monitor that will scan below 31hz [23:05] <_Fungus_> thats neat [23:05] in fact, CasioNove even has a song "Commodore Sixty Four, Loading up the DanceFloor" [23:05] ^CasioNova [23:06] a scan doubler AND rgb->vga unit would be loverly [23:06] Galaxus...I have SidPlay2-0.8.-1 here and playing fine [23:06] Murrlin: Yeah, http://gallium.prg.dtu.dk/HVSC/C64Music/VARIOUS/S-Z/Shroom/ [23:06] <_Fungus_> I thoguth about making my c64 as a Guitar effect, using it with Envelop controlled stuff and what not. [23:06] ah =) I can just check my local copy of HVS [23:06] Kraftwerk is the most geek music I have heard recently. [23:06] If you need I could easily put it up for d/l [23:06] <_Fungus_> and a ring modulator tone source :) [23:06] thea1ien - I'll try to find it and check it out [23:06] http://spatula-international.com/music/c64.mp3 [23:06] here is CasioNova's C64 song for you [23:07] there we go! [23:07] * Murrlin loves Test Pattern [23:07] it's so cute [23:07] Geek music? I'm totally into Tree Wave and Bud Melvin. [23:07] Yup, a Test Pattern fan :) You either love it, or hate it :) [23:07] http://www.btinternet.com/~commodorescene/vga.html - interesting project [23:07] a friend of mine didn't get the appeal. heathen =p [23:07] dunno Test Pattern, what sorta stuff do they do? [23:08] Loscha: No, that's an old demo of mine :) [23:08] is there a more accurate PC player for sid tunes than sidplayw? [23:08] * smilertoo just noticed the C1 is priced in Euros [23:08] oh, ok .... [23:08] lol [23:08] Though it is a darn good name for a band, eh? [23:08] <_Fungus_> hell, I just want Separated Composite for my vic20 [23:08] <_Fungus_> :D [23:08] EWWW VOICE!! [23:08] I'm thinking about buying a scan doubler myself... Ebay has a few for around $35+ [23:08] Yeah, well, as good as the reverse engineers [23:08] Loscha: This mp3 is cool [23:09] http://spatula-international.com/cnova.htm [23:09] that's tim's website [23:09] He's a good friend of Mine, we do gigs together, and hang out and stuff. [23:09] My own stuff is a bit more subversive [23:09] I do Noise Collage in my solo work, but, dark electronic songs in the band. [23:09] oldbit: where? [23:09] under which section(s)? [23:09] <_Fungus_> interesting tune [23:10] I'd plug my gig next week, but, well, it's in Bendigo, many thousands of Khz away from most of you chappies! [23:10] Loscha: heh, so do you have any samples of your music? [23:10] Did search earlier.. Not sure of the quality.. But I was thinking it would be a good addition to my Gateway64.. [23:10] quick plug for my own music: www.schemafactor.com [23:10] hehe [23:10] now if I could only find which tune is in Toasted Braincells [23:10] I have one really low quality demo thing it's online, but, for what it's worth http://users.tpg.com.au/reveng/tlganfs_test.mp3 [23:10] (by umm oh Suraklin) [23:10] --- Playing: '26. [Martin Galway] Ocean Loader v2 1/1 (1986 Ocean)' [23:11] Seems there aren't any bands named "test pattern" - but at least one album named that. [23:11] oldbitcol? Gateway64? [23:11] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108314177&rd=1 [23:11] http://orrville.net/gateway64 [23:11] superpet schematics [23:12] <_Fungus_> Murrlin: dont ask me, I dont remember [23:12] well I am going to call it a night [23:12] Night all [23:12] <_Fungus_> hehehe [23:12] o [23:12] man is there anything you *can't* find on ebay these days? hehe [23:12] niters gamemaste [23:12] <_Fungus_> cu gamemaste [23:12] nite gamemaste [23:12] nite game [23:12] bye [23:12] Nite! [23:12] Schema, downloading something from your site now. [23:12] * gamemaste (~xy3951@plns-209-74-29-84-pppoe.dsl.plns.epix.net) has left #c64friends [23:12] gotta run again but I'll be back [23:12] Galaxus, yes [23:12] can we buy a C1 now? [23:12] superPET stuff looks like a board installation guide... [23:12] what's that Hiraghm? [23:12] perhaps the C1? hehe [23:13] speaking of Compute!'s Gazette... [23:13] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108313547&rd=1 [23:13] <_Fungus_> Galaxus: Im having troubel finding, OC76, OC44, OC81D, CV7003 , OA71, andsome other germanium transistors [23:13] talk to Jeri about one, smilertoo [23:13] hmmmm [23:13] they sound rare [23:13] If you're not coding for it, might want to wait [23:13] <_Fungus_> also old stack film tropical fish capacitors [23:14] im actually fascinated in casing it to resemble an old c64/amiga [23:14] Jeri left :( [23:14] I hear "Commodore" is back as a company [23:14] <_Fungus_> sorta [23:14] _Fungus_ , I'm having the same trouble after some old germanium transistors, trying to make a nice stockhausen sounding classic ring modulator [23:14] Gal: maybe.. [23:14] <_Fungus_> Loscha: which transistors ? [23:14] we will see if they stay afloat [23:15] <_Fungus_> Loscha: I design effects :) [23:15] --- Playing: '27. [Jonathan Dunn] Ocean Loader 4 1/1 (1988 Ocean)' [23:15] Well the brand name is back so far. [23:15] And if they produce anything interesting... [23:15] _Fungus_, can't remember right now, haven't got the schematic handy [23:15] Maybe they could help Jeri move the C1 into the mainstream [23:15] Germ ones are meant to sound better in ring modulators [23:15] Galaxus, ftp to 141.152.156.234 user: sidplay, password: sidplay for the file... [23:15] Well, that game unit is really interesting, if it gets done [23:15] that's what Karl used [23:15] but I'm not sure she wants to get involved with them [23:15] <_Fungus_> Loscha: please send me schemo? remember@starbase.globalpc.net , Its very hard to find ring mod schematics. [23:15] ok - thanks thea1ien! [23:15] this is the sidplay for windows version. it's in the home directory [23:16] <_Fungus_> Mullard transistors sound better period [23:16] <_Fungus_> hehe [23:16] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1247&item=5108270154&rd=1 [23:16] _Fungus_ pm me if you'd like, I've many ring mod schematics we can discuss [23:16] k [23:16] be back soon... [23:16] yeah, I'm after early mullard stuff [23:16] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) Quit (Read error: Broken pipe) [23:16] <_Fungus_> Loscha: pm ? [23:16] brain? [23:16] <_Fungus_> Groepaz has a buncha mullard el34's [23:16] I have a 60s mullard data book, and they have a ring mod chip [23:16] PM personal message [23:16] yes [23:16] <_Fungus_> oki [23:17] I *hate* windows... I'm removing a crapload of spyware in the background. [23:17] ebast*rds. I threw all my c!s away =ppppppppp [23:17] did you need an expansion interface for your vic? [23:17] I sure didnt see anyway to find anyone to sell them to in TWO DAYS =P [23:17] Oldbitcol, I have spamblocking software, and I'm still constantly killing spyware [23:17] --- Playing: '28. [Jonathan Dunn] Ocean Loader 5 1/1 (1988 Ocean)' [23:17] <_Fungus_> Im always getting psyware, I hate it [23:17] I needed a 16kB RAM expander. [23:17] <_Fungus_> Adware rulez [23:18] Adware sucks! [23:18] <_Fungus_> it does? [23:18] <_Fungus_> ok, what to get? [23:18] im using firefox browser [23:18] :) [23:18] As soon as Internet functionality is a bit more mature on the c64, I might start ignoring my PC [23:18] I like firefox. been using it for a couple weeks now [23:18] well, I'm tryin, brain [23:18] where's it been all my life [23:18] I'm on firefox.. kids keep using IE... [23:18] Trying for what, Hiraghm? [23:19] Retraining the household.. [23:19] Oldbitcol, you need to goto http://www.lavasoft.nu and get the free version of AdAware [23:19] Snogpitch: are you still here? [23:19] yes [23:19] Running Spyhot right now.. [23:19] Spybot.. [23:19] search and destroy [23:19] Should I go away? :) [23:19] does the final have the 2 sound sockets seperate like you show, or together like the C1 page shows? [23:20] Snog, never ! [23:20] brain, to help you find stuff for your vic, of course :) [23:20] ok [23:20] which one are you talking about, smilertoo? [23:20] Where would you go? NO.... [23:20] --- Playing: '29. [Thomas Detert] Spirit of Art 1/5 (1988 X-ample Architectures)' [23:20] Oh, I NEED things for my VIC [23:20] :) [23:20] I misunderstood the question [23:20] 2 RCA connectors are in the final board [23:20] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1247&item=5108270154&rd=1 [23:20] you show 2 white seperate sound connectors, the C1 board shot shows them as 1 black connector [23:20] that 6502 board nicolas welte made is pretty nice for expanding vic20 [23:20] expansion interface for vic 20 on ebay [23:21] where are you looking, smilertoo? [23:21] ^^link? [23:21] you can get stuff for the VIC20 from 4jays.com [23:21] incl. expander boards [23:21] I just bought a VIC on eBey [23:21] yeah, but I'm busy smurfing ebay [23:22] * Hiraghm cheers brain [23:22] its ok, the C1 page shows some with 2 white as well, theres just 1 with a black connector [23:22] Argh, that thecaptains guy has been listing that expander for months [23:22] people.freenet.de/x1541 if i remember correctly [23:22] I need to get a vic. with shamus cartridge [23:22] Hira, you're being blue on ebay? :) [23:22] He used to want $25 US for it, guess he finally dropped the price [23:22] blue? [23:22] you might be looking at an early revision, smilertoo [23:22] My current VIC -20 VIC is B&W [23:22] lololololol [23:22] Smurf ... Blue ..ehehe [23:22] ick [23:22] ohhhhhhh [23:22] lol [23:23] * JeriAFK is now known as Jerio [23:23] Yep, and my other one is flaky [23:23] And I have a collector one, but it's boxed. [23:23] SO, I bought another on eBat [23:23] Jerio? [23:23] =eBay [23:23] http://home.t-online.de/home/indcomp/c1_prod/final_board.jpg this is the final board design [23:23] Minigame compo deadline Aug 29th - who's in ( http://www.ffd2.com/minigame/ ) [23:23] what to do, buy an sx64...or save for the C1 [23:23] Joe: I hope to again this year [23:24] smiler, both [23:24] Buy a SX64 for now [23:24] WB Jeri [23:24] Get the SX. [23:24] There's a 20 line game contest for the VIC 20 on Denial [23:24] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108254500&rd=1 [23:24] http://sleepingelephant.com/denial/ [23:24] that's a complete koala tablet, near as I can see [23:24] Schema: Hasn't that been going on for ages? [23:24] I have a Koala already [23:24] I have a game I started on last year I'll finish, programmed old-school style (strtwed with a neat screen animation, and fleshing it out...) [23:25] And the minigame compo actually produces some fun games (imo) [23:25] I NEED an BI-80 card for the VIC [23:25] those are rare, but do pop up on occassion [23:25] Joe: What's the game about? [23:25] I saw one a few weeks back [23:25] I know. I thought I had one, but it's a 64 version [23:25] brain, the koala was for the guys talking about it earlier, not you :) [23:25] I think I bookmarked it, let me see [23:25] oh [23:26] What was special about the VIC expander? [23:26] --- Playing: '30. [David Hanlon] Enlightenment: Druid II 3/4 (1987 Firebird)' [23:26] sorry :) [23:26] MacRobin: Yeah, they extended it te get a few more entries. No hard deadline now :) I just entered one. [23:26] brain, nothing, I just thought that was what you were looking for for your vic [23:26] I have a 3 port expander for the unit... [23:26] You have a lab dude chasing down escaped animals and insects, not too fancy but it's oldschool (what you'd see in Compute or on the old PET cursor tapes). [23:26] Doesn;t mean I couldn't use another one... [23:26] But, the BI-80 would be most helpful [23:26] can you plug an expander into an expander? [23:27] POssibly, but not recommended [23:27] * RogerWilc (~jsteve@dsl092-213-200.atl1.dsl.speakeasy.net) has joined #c64friends [23:27] Howdy RogerWilc [23:27] Signals degrade too much [23:27] ANyway guys - I also have PureBasic for the test. [23:27] hiya! [23:27] Hey, I used to work in the office next to the designer of the BI-80 (Jim law) [23:27] I was kind of hoping to 4-peat in the compo, but something's come up that might steal too much time from the compo [23:27] Koalapad: best game - dancing bear for the VIC-20 the 64 was a sad imitation,. [23:27] Roger!!!! [23:27] hey! [23:27] Well - it is a demo version [23:27] How was that CD? [23:27] been stuck working crappy weekends!!! but not for ever I hope! [23:28] :/ [23:28] --- Playing: '31. [Andy Grimson] Energy Warriors 1/1 (1987 Mastertronic)' [23:28] been wondering why you haven't online in awhile [23:29] Figured maybe I did a bad thing when you got that SQ CD from me hehe [23:29] lol naw! [23:29] I need a new cmos clock [23:29] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4135909463&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT [23:29] what kind of cmos clock? [23:30] * Schema64 (~Leif@209.151.141.59) has joined #c64friends [23:30] the kind that goes in my celeron motherboard [23:30] Hey, I got my Roland MT-32...SQ sounds AWESOME on it hehe [23:30] ooh like the nicad battery? 90% are CR32's or something like that... [23:30] hope that's what mine is [23:31] Jerio ???? [23:31] looks likes a quater? [23:31] Egad, Schema AND Schema64 [23:31] --- Playing: '32. [Roy Glover] M.U.L.E. 1/3 (1983 Electronic Arts)' [23:31] costs like $2 at radio shack... [23:31] roger, haven't looked yet [23:31] Pic of the carts is gone it looks like [23:31] MULE! [23:32] 2032 is the #, I think [23:32] I *love* that game! [23:32] yes [23:32] we used to have mule tournaments [23:32] * Schema64 (~Leif@209.151.141.59) Quit (Remote host closed the connection) [23:32] as well as summer games tournaments [23:32] been awhile since I played... [23:32] too bad it wasnt multiplayer..... [23:32] There's rumours of MULE tourneys at the Chicago expo... [23:32] Don't mind me, I'm trying to get an IRC link on my C64 (via Telnet) [23:33] MacRobin: Yeah, Oliver challenged me+Jeff for LUCKI, but he didn't show up [23:33] theres a UK retro show but i dont expect much to be there [23:33] * Eyeth (~eyethian@fl-nked-ubr2-c6c-223.miamfl.adelphia.net) has joined #c64friends [23:33] Oliver thought it was the week before :P [23:33] sigh, I missed all the cool stuff ther... [23:33] lo Eyeth [23:33] bumr [23:33] aw crap! [23:33] Todd :) [23:33] MULE is multiplayer [23:33] although I was working *grrrr* so it pretty much didnt matter. [23:33] I saw him later the next week... [23:33] Leif, you going to fall expo? [23:33] but not like networkable that's all. [23:33] Hello, all. [23:33] He asked for the wrong weekend off [23:34] What 64 game *is* networkable? [23:34] Jeff - yes, plan to be. [23:34] um [23:34] Modem Wars [23:34] Dan Bunten's Modem Wars? [23:34] did they ever do a C64 version of FirePower? [23:34] yeah, tht's the one! [23:34] Looking forward to it myself.. [23:34] :) And yeah, FirePower too. [23:34] I'd like to see a >2 player game with RR-net [23:35] I hear the 654 verson of firepower wasn't as good... [23:35] We need to get Modem Wars working over the internet.. Time to work on that project again.. [23:35] er 64... [23:35] * Schema64 (~Leif@209.151.141.59) has joined #c64friends [23:35] I ask about it on comp.sys.cbm every now and then [23:35] Yeah, I had all sorts of plans to do an RR-net and a 4-player version of MULE after last fall's expo [23:35] never any interest :-( [23:35] never did it :/ [23:35] Howdy Schema64 [23:35] Is is working? [23:35] That's just me [23:35] <_Fungus_> re Schema [23:36] Jeff: Let's work on Modem wars in Chicago! [23:36] Test [23:36] Great idea! [23:36] --- Playing: '33. [James Lisney] Hover Bovver 1/2 (1983 Llamasoft)' [23:36] I am typing on my C64"! [23:36] you have a readio or something alien? [23:36] whee! [23:36] :) [23:36] Cool.. Using telnet from your linux box? [23:37] C64->Windows Laptop/BBS Server->Linux [23:37] I have WinAmp with the SidAmp plugin [23:37] ooh [23:37] --- Playing: '34. [Francis Mechner] Karateka 1/20 (1985 Brøderbund/Ariolasoft)' [23:37] Do you have a special configuration for your linux box? [23:37] what do you think of the 'hardsid'? [23:37] none at all, just had to do an export TERM=vt100 [23:38] http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4193&item=5108170847&rd=1 [23:38] SuperDuperPET [23:38] Screen is a bit messy though [23:38] cool [23:38] I swaw that, but PETs are a beast shippingwise [23:38] I'm still having trouble getting 3D support under SUSE :( [23:38] 'mainframe'? [23:38] It's very, very slow @ 2400 baud though! [23:38] * brain says 64 IRC at 38.4K is not so bad [23:39] reading speed.. [23:39] lol [23:39] direct C64->Linux? [23:39] Here's an old one for you hiraghm... http://www.portcommodore.com/commodore/collect/collect ion.jpg (got a bunch more now...) [23:39] * dracosilv (~dracosilv@CPE-24-167-238-63.wi.rr.com) has joined #c64friends [23:39] hi hi hi! [23:39] Hey guys, I'm getting sleepy...had a long day and I'm pretty much out of it. Have a good night. [23:39] bye [23:39] dammit MikeC! [23:39] Nite.. Thanks again.. [23:39] g'night! [23:39] Night MikeC [23:39] :) [23:39] night micec [23:40] G'nite [23:40] Bye Mike [23:40] wow quite the C= collection! [23:40] what is? [23:40] Seeya Mike, let me know about next weekend! [23:40] * MikeC (~chatzilla@CPE0004e289e6d6-CM000a73664c3c.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) Quit (Quit: Chatzilla 0.9.64b [Mozilla rv:1.7/20040707]) [23:40] --- Playing: '35. [Tony Ngo ] Park Patrol 1/26 (1984 Activision)' [23:40] Hiraghm wants http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1247&item=5108143340&rd= 1 [23:40] My C= collection is weak next to the likes of Bo Zimmerman and Rayzor though... [23:41] they're in Irving, too, so shipping wouldn't be so bad [23:41] but $760... :( [23:41] I didn't know Rayzor had a big collection! [23:41] jeez... it's like i'm invisible... [23:41] I've seen O2's go for half that... but they were missing little things (disks) and whatnot.... [23:41] Not sure if he still does but he did have some notable machines... [23:41] most old SGI's get stripped [23:41] (did somebody hear something)? JK joe [23:41] speaking of invisible, anyone see dracosilv lately? [23:42] hey, anyone see dracosilv? [23:42] where did he go? [23:42] dracosliv re my pic: http://www.portcommodore.com/commodore/collect/collection.jpg [23:42] I used to have a bunch of amigas, but had to part when I moved... only 1 now, and a c128... oh and a cdtv. [23:42] drac who? [23:42] oh ha ha... -_- [23:42] -_-u [23:42] Roger, I used to have an O2 [23:43] Octane is more powerful [23:43] whole lotta pets... [23:43] and this one *might* have some 3D software on it maybe [23:43] 2 x vic20 ? [23:43] * Schema64 (~Leif@209.151.141.59) Quit (Remote host closed the connection) [23:43] --- Playing: '36. [Mike Riedel] Spy vs Spy 1/1 (1984 First Star Software)' [23:43] although, I guess its not like trying to use a KIM in this day & age.. [23:44] i had a book that told me how to make a computer controlled robot, and it said to use a kim. [23:44] I don't even want to venture how many 64's I've picked up since then... [23:44] It would have been nice if the KIM kits were still being mass produced somewhat; They can make for excellent learning machines for EE/Comp Sci students. [23:44] I remember seeing a similar kit when I was in an electrical engineering program way back in the 1980's. [23:44] Im glad I missed out on those... I dont think I would have paid more than $5 for a KIM... I can only imagine how much they are worth now.. [23:45] You could use a VIC or 64 for the robot most of that stuff depended on the parallel port, just need to convert code. [23:45] Someone brought back the Apple I, who owns KIM rights now? [23:45] Schema, what happened? [23:45] Anyone here willing to join C-OnePeripherals list. [23:45] Trying to get a faster link in Novaterm, no go [23:45] wild, I already belong [23:45] really? didnt know someone did that for the apple1... [23:45] Hehe - yep. [23:46] The Apple I is just made up of TTL chips. I think it could be easily reproducable. [23:46] Wildstar: yes [23:46] An idea is to get more people [23:46] they brought back the apple 1? [23:46] Here's my rarest C64... http://www.portcommodore.com/commodore/collect/ed64.gif [23:46] someone is bringing back large paperweights? what? [23:46] I know it's in MESS... not to terribly usefull, but kinda neat. [23:46] Woz is allowing someone to produce and sell them... [23:46] URL: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/C-OnePeripherals [23:46] --- Playing: '37. [Mike Riedel] Spy vs Spy II: The Island Caper 1/1 (1985 First Star Software)' [23:46] Joe: Cool! Those were all over in Canada, I hear [23:47] It's the custom PLA chips, video chips, sound, etc. that will make modern hardware recreations all that more difficult. [23:47] W*, seems a bit premature for C1peripherals when there is not yet a C1 [23:47] ah, the educator [23:47] brain, there's also a C-1 list [23:47] Yeah, what peripherals are in development? [23:47] ooooh yeah I remember reading about htat.... [23:47] Well - the list was created before me. [23:47] hey myself i 'embrace' all types of computers, it's just that the first one that i got 'really involved in' was the c64... [23:47] It was there since 2003 [23:47] peripherals is for general talk, while the straight C-1 list is for announcements [23:47] The C1 list I understand. [23:47] it really is a 64 in a pet case... how sad. [23:47] Makes me wonder, what if computer hardware was 'open sourced' like Linux? We would have free computers as in free beer? :) [23:48] Roger, that's not sad [23:48] Roger: It's so students couldn't mess around with it :-) [23:48] what's sad is that it's greenscreen [23:48] It was formed for the purpose that purpose. [23:48] RW, actually, it's less than a 64 in a PET case. Sadder [23:48] No sound [23:48] Isn't the PC open sourced? [23:48] ewww [23:48] no sound? [23:48] no sid? [23:48] uh... *sniff*.. sad. [23:48] Also to keep students from playing games :-) [23:48] * Galaxus (Galaxus@pcp475199pcs.westk01.tn.comcast.net) has joined #c64friends [23:48] Schema- Erm, I think it was so that students with 'sticky fingers' couldn't bring it into their knapsacks. :) [23:48] The educator 64 was for schools, built-in 64 w/sound but monochrome display... :-( [23:48] lolol [23:48] Howdy Galaxus [23:48] lol yeah the 64 was portable.. [23:48] Howdy! [23:48] Yes, Hiraghm - that is exactly what the list is for. [23:48] Back again hehe [23:49] open circuits vs open software... hmm [23:49] Hey Galaxus....how is the SidPlay working? [23:49] For the mean time - I do allow for people to discuss their ideas for software and the sort. [23:49] although unles you have a 'generic' computer board, withprogrammable chips... it would have to be like lego or something... [23:49] It's working well! Thanks! [23:49] your welcome [23:49] not sure why mine didn't but it's all good now hehe [23:50] I can't expect people to not discuss ideas/concepts. [23:50] make sure of course you have setup the quality options, etc [23:50] k [23:50] --- Playing: '38. [Dave Korn (Ubik)] Thrust II 1/2 (1988 Firebird)' [23:50] W*: yes, YOU can't :) You'd be a bit of a hypocrite otherwise... [23:50] For the main C-One list - smilertoo [23:50] I listen to a lot of SIDs and MODs [23:50] Hehehe - yeah [23:51] Wildstar: im having to join yahoo, its taking a while [23:51] that does take a bit [23:51] URL for main C-One list: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CommodoreOne [23:51] galaxus, so what do you think of the hardsid? Y/N/M? [23:51] Yeah - no prob. [23:51] what's the hardsid? [23:51] Oh - Actually I should give you another address for email subscribing - [23:51] a card for the PC? [23:51] http://www.hardsid.com/ [23:51] * ^AnDrEw_G (Alan@user-33qt85o.dialup.mindspring.com) has joined #c64friends [23:51] yeah, with 4 real SIDs on it - pretty neat [23:52] going there now [23:52] * ^AnDrEw_G is now known as Alan [23:52] to subscribe via Email: C-OnePeripherals-subscribe@yahoogroups.com [23:52] It *does* sound tempting...... [23:52] Howdy Alan [23:52] Hi everyone [23:52] But, that tells me 4 C64's/128's were cannabalized for the good of a single HardSID. A fair trade? :) [23:52] Hi alan [23:52] but then you have to wonder about the actual chips vs the synth versions, and ifthey sound close enought that someone that is tonedeaf can tell the diff? [23:52] http://c64.org/radio/ [23:52] I thought they were able to buy up stock of chips? [23:52] looks pretty cool [23:52] For SID remixes Listening now. [23:52] For main C-One list thats - CommodoreOne-subscribe@yahoogroups.com [23:53] * Murrlin (murr@dialup-207-218-205-248.ev1.net) Quit (Quit: Mischief managed! ....Nox.) [23:53] Use WinAMP to listen [23:53] eyeth... yeah that part does seem ruf. [23:54] Didn't they buy up all the stock SIDs that hadn't been put into 64s? [23:54] MacRobin - I am being layed back about it. - I won't ban people for discussing their ideas for the C-One and the sort. [23:54] I guess they did that initially. Maybe they still have the stock or it's depleted. [23:54] It is kind of hypocritical to do so. [23:55] you have to wonder how many did they make (spare chips etc).... [23:55] --- Playing: '39. [Zoltán Mericske] Tour De France 1/3 (1985 Activision)' [23:55] Just joined CommodoreOne [23:56] Oh well, sleep time. TTY all next week! [23:56] ok ,ive joined [23:56] see ya Schema! [23:56] ltr Schema! [23:56] gnight [23:56] schema [23:56] nite! [23:56] That is groups.yahoo.com/group/CommodoreOne [23:56] * Schema (~spam@209.151.141.59) has left #c64friends [23:56] Hey, I actually received an email from Maurice Randall yesterday! [23:56] who? [23:56] wow [23:57] Tell more! [23:57] I sent him an email not too long after Lucky, never saw a response back from him tho [23:57] Cool. Hopefully there's good news. I know you've been somewhat critical on comp.sys.cbm recently. [23:57] WHO? [23:57] He briefly apologized for being so late, and told me he'd be sending out my JiffyDOS in about a week...We'll see. [23:57] Oh [23:57] Him [23:58] nice, i see someone has C1 game ideas...you'd need to know the available specs to plan it right [23:58] I have been very critical. He lied to me and took my money. [23:58] smiler, several people have C-1 game ideas [23:58] Would love to have a superCPU.. Is he the only source? [23:58] (not including me) [23:58] Oldbitcol- eBay is one other source. [23:58] I need a ROM upgrade chip for my 1571 to get me from 3.0 to 3.1 - can you still get this upgrade? [23:58] So, we'll see what happens. It can only be positive that he at least, finally, contacted me. [23:58] shame. [23:58] Hiraghm: has all the resolution/colour/scrolling abilities been posted? [23:58] And SuperCPU still fetches a pretty penny in eBay auctions... [23:59] i bet [23:59] like the commodore HD's.... [23:59] The specs do come into form [23:59] smiler, long time ago, Jeri posted that info [23:59] * brain has an SCPU waiting to be fixed by Maurice [23:59] I wonder how much my SuperCPU 128 would fetch on eBay? It's the fourth unit off the assembly line, so to speak. :) [00:00] Alan: I've heard of other people hearing from him over the last weeks too [00:00] probably a K or so... :P [00:00] Well, I hope for a positive resolution for you and as well as Joseph Fenn soon. [00:00] --- Playing: '40. [Matt Gray] Driller 1/1 (1988 Incentive)' [00:00] I suggest people to join both the main C-One list and the C-OnePeripherals list. [00:00] Well, he's given me a similar "get it right out Monday" story about 3 months ago [00:00] Wildstar, yes, I noticed. [00:00] wild*, I think they should too [00:00] i see a supervic video capabilities list, is there anything more detailed? [00:01] I will also put a plug for Hiraghm's BBS too. [00:01] and they should visit my BBS at http://www.xtimports.com/phpbb2/index.php [00:01] what will be a good, powerful language to program in on the C-One? [00:01] :D [00:01] LOL [00:01] thanks wild* [00:01] Galaxus: i plan to use asm [00:01] ALGOL? [00:01] Galaxus- 65816 assembly? [00:01] ooh, algol [00:01] This is the kind of stuff I like to see too on the mail-list. [00:01] haven't done assembly in quite a while [00:01] Yawn.. getting tired.. going to bed... [00:01] as long as it isnt fortran IV! [00:01] Eyeth, I haven't taken the actionbs Joe Fenn has, but Joe really got took for a lot of money [00:01] night oldbitcol [00:01] nighterz Oldbitcol! [00:01] nite! [00:01] Time for me to call it a nite as well [00:01] not COMAL? [00:01] COBOL and the Y2K bug will inflict havoc on the C1! :) [00:01] Nite [00:02] or Cobol! [00:02] niters all [00:02] Fortran IV... isn't that the planet in Star Trek where Kirk got in the fight with the alien and his shirt got torn? [00:02] Build up ideas as it is soon that the C-One is getting done. [00:02] Nite guys! [00:02] nite Snogpitch! [00:02] * Disconnected End of #c64friends buffer Sun Jul 11 00:02:59 2004