rbernardo wrote:

gklinger wrote:QVC was selling the 1st generation DTV in North America and then they showed up in KB Toys stores.

And Toys 'R Us.

And ShopKo. I bought one at the Duluth, MN location sometime around May 2005, I think.

Vapourware? Are they finding they can't pull this off without Jeri's involvement?

So is this another product besides the Gravel in Pocket? I sure hope so.

a 01300 lda $47 YAY! mind you I was expecting an A, but I'm not complaining Since you started a new thread, I don't know if you were following my example or not... But you have two mistakes in that one line. It should be a 01300 lda #$41 The # is important - it means that you want to load the value ...

I am learning machine language for the c-128, and am armed with just the built in machine moniter. what are the commands to print a character whose cscii code I have in the accumulator, on the screen. is there a builtin routine to accomplish this? I'm hoping that the kernal calls are the same on ...

I have downloaded (on my mac) an assembler for the c-128. the extention is .d64 equipped with a 1571 disk drive, its cable, and some floppies: how do I tranfer this to my c-128? Mac using Commodore fans should check out http://www.thinkcommodore.com/ - you'll find answers to your questions there ...

The last thing I discussed this with them, everything was on schedule but I will, check with C= as it has been a few months.

Any news from them?

The C128 Programmer's Reference Guide (which is not the same as the Owner's Manual/System Guide) can be found here:

http://www.devili.iki.fi/library/public ... 51.en.html

Any new information on a new C64 DTV? Is there still a new release planned for this summer? Are you involved with this project somehow?

Thanks

for the c128, where can I learn assembly language or machinge language (or are they the same thing?). Though some might argue, it's generally accepted that assembly language and machine language are different, though very similar. You can write machine language with a machine language monitor ...

On the C64, the border colour can only be changed with a poke, e.g:

POKE 53280, 0

Location 53281 holds the background colour, fwiw.

BTW, if you're mainly interested in the Commodore 64, check out http://lemon64.com/ and it's forums - you'll find hundreds of geeks there

I guess this page has now moved to: http://www.commodore.ca/history/company/6502/6500cpus.htm ? I forgot about visiting here until this forum showed up during a vanity search on google :) Gameboy should still be removed, source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gameboy As for other additions, the whole ...