On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 10:36 PM, Bill Degnan <billdeg@degnanco.com> wrote: >> > The Commodore Tech Notes says you can also upgrade a 4032... > > "The 64K memory expansion board that converts the 8032 into an 8096 will > also operate on the "FAT 40" 4032. The operation is the same as on the > 8096." Purchase NOS expansion kits here! > > Summarized from the Commodore Midwest Regional Staff Newsletter April 15, > 1982 Nice. Thanks for the pointer. >> > I also experimented with the process of backing up machine language >> > cassette programs to disk... >> >> I archived a box of tapes from 1978-1982 a while back (a mix of >> self-written and commercial tapes) but I did it mostly with an MS-DOS >> app and a real CBM datasette attached to a PC parallel port... > > The hard ones to do are the machine language tapes. Yes. > I loaded the program > into memory and then copied the memory to a diskette. Once on a disk I can > move to a modern system. Ah. I was hoping you had some handy tool like the one Jim Butterfield wrote way, way back to slurp tapes and spit them to disk. I am quite familiar with the manual process. I did a lot of it back in the day. Thanks, -ethan Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2009-10-29 03:00:27
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