Well a bit long winded again but, PROBLEM SOLVED. After spending the past week surfing through all of my old Loadstar Disks, success. I have to give credit to the folks at LOADSTAR, they always came through. On Loadstar Issue #152 under GeosWare Disk 2 Side B is an article by Roger Detaille called ...

Thanks for the info, I'll have to look them up and see what's available. I'm in Canada though and would like to fund a Canadian supplier to save duty etc.

Another dead end then, I have the two disk version of Geo Publish. I know they had to protect their software from copiers in days past but I sure wish they had not included this "install" with original boot disk for all new applications. I'll keep searching the Net and all of my copies of Loadstar I ...

I had the same problem with a breadbox 64 back in the 80's and found out that the power source had burned out the ram chips which got extremely hot after a short while. You can try putting a cooler fan on the vents to the computer and changing the power pack but I suspect the chips are already fried ...

After a little further reading in the FAQ's, I remember that I need a "stripped" version of the GEOS Boot disk and was going to do that at one time but have lost the references I was going to use. I did get a set of the Kraker Jax (The Maverick v5) disks because I believe this is what I needed to ...

This may be a bit long winded to read but here goes. I have owned my complete C64 and C128 systems since the mid 80's. I have owned the GEOS software since shortly after it was issued. I have GEOS V2.1 on disks as well as the accompanying applications. I recently acquired an original set of ...