Re: cbm-hackers is moving to musoftware.de

I had absolutely no problems with the transition.

Just to make a comment ....This weekend I upgraded my PET 8032 to an "8096" 
with a CBM 64K kit.  I started first trying to put the kit in my 4016, 
after upgrading with a 4032 board, but the 4032 board was bad.  After 
testing the socketed chips, and the power supply pnly the harder stuff 
remains.  Rather than mess with it, I just used a 8032 to upgrade instead. 


The Commodore Tech Notes says you can also upgrade a 4032 using the 64K 
expansion kit and wanted to try it for myself.   Here is where I left off:
http://vintagecomputer.net/commodore/4032/thm_CBM_4032_BootError.JPG
I guess the next thing I will do is test the RAM and components around the 
RAM.

I also experimented with the process of backing up machine language 
cassette programs to disk.  I plan to post these images to my web site 
asap.  One of my goals is to archive cassette iimages.  I have a set of 
"Cursor" programs on cassette and some other stuff from a small company is 
Connecticut.

One last question - is there a place to download all of the PET User Notes 
newsletters?  Is there an index someplace?  

Bill


-------- Original Message --------
> From: "Cameron Kaiser" <spectre@floodgap.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 8:39 PM
> To: cbm-hackers@musoftware.de
> Subject: Re: cbm-hackers is moving to musoftware.de
> 
> > Yes....you Bill. :)
> 
> Not Bill. But here.
> 
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