ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2004-01-16 03:35:14
Hi Cameron,
>Obviously, yes, but I'd still like to hear if there are any other
suggestions
>*other than* making up my own. The point is to make this easily accessible
>to other people like myself who are all thumbs with a soldering iron
(please
>don't say, "practise").
(I haven't been following the whole thread.) Does it have to be the joystick
ports? There was a networking hack done where two C64s are connected using
the IEC serial cable. Different Kernal versions (CBM vs JD) hold different
signals active, but if you set up the ports to "inactive" before connecting
it may be an option. (just a thought).
- Nick
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