I am not really up to snuff on 6502 uProc Assembly Language, ........ Vaguely.... Very Vaguely it would go something like... Wow so vague that I can even conjure up an op-code right at the moment.... You could try getting a sticky thermometer and see if any of the chips are running hot... the thin f...

KW, You may not be back at square 1: If you compiled the assembly, you should just be able to go in and change where the register is counting memory, and which address that is being pointed to, you should be able to modify the program to look at more then the 256 byte segments.... You should find th...

What a cool magazine.... I Like it...

The TAC-2 Will never be beaten in any case...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TAC-2



Best joystick period for Atari and Commodore 8-bit computers, lasts for years...

Furthermore, Given that Commodore had roughly 25,000,000 users, the brand name is still completely viable... The brand name is still capable of splitting a Market.. Given Laptops,Pads, Computers, and Internet appliances of all types (phones,music players, etc) The Price to purchase the rights to Com...

random musings on the actual viability of Commodore USA..... Thoughts: Apple keeps its business going through teams of lawyers actually enforcing copyrights, etc, without its Lawyers Apple Computer would die, because it is much too expensive .. Software was truly proprietary in the 1980's by acciden...

you usually have to scavange 2 or 3 broken commodores to get one commodore up and running, keep shopping, buy more commodores, this will give you a stockpile of chips and other stuff.. You can usually keep one running doing this..

I worked for this old Computer company that did nothing but refurbish and sell old equipment. Commodore,Atari/Amiga,Apple,etc. They had old software,joysticks.. It was a cool company, mainly just an indoor junkshop.. People like FRY's Electronics could keep a little junk shop going pretty easyily.. ...

Is there a C Compiler for the Commodore 64/128??
If there is then you can probably find a moderator for the Commodore 8 bit programming forum from that.

The Best Joystick for any Commodore or Atari 8-bit system was the TACH2 The TACH2 Joystick was the Penultimate Arcade gamming device. Sturdy, indestructable, used MicroSwitch's If I remember correctly.. Never wore out, you could go through 5 regular Black and Red Buttoned Joysticks to 1 TACH2, or mo...

Hmm, look in town for a USED COMMODORE Computer shop.. Ebay Buy Multiple 64's and just plug in new chips until you have one running system.. That is how you keep that old hardware working for the most part.. Just open up the machines and get your just bought one and replace each rom in turn.. etc.. ...

I would look for a shorted PIN on the pinout to either the Joystick ports, or the joystick itself. But it sounds like you have dust/DIRT, etc Shorting two pins together, like a RT pin is shorted to +5v or something.. Take a DMM and go from HOT lead on the Pins to ground (metal chasis inside Commodor...

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then Canned air directly onto the chips themselves in the Computer itself..

See if you can keep the machine on for longer then 20 minutes with the use of canned air.

I Like what they are trying to do .. The internet is the problem.. Its too open.. which is a stupid thing to say, but that is what is going to .. Commodore Networks.. Say a Commodore Browser only see's sites with some key on them. The idea here is to limit the world to where a Commodore Computer onl...