osiweb.org

Whoops, you're right, it didn't stick; perhaps I didn't hit the save button? Anyway, I fixed it and tested with a non-admin account, so give it another try.

Dave

Hi Steve,

Very nice web page. I'll add it to the links section. The first year of Aardvark is already scanned, so no need to duplicate the effort. Any and all of the rest of your stuff would be new, and really nice to have. Good luck with the Superboard.

Dave

That's a really nice collection. I didn't realize that Compute! had so much OSI stuff. I wonder if they ever ported SpeedScript to the OSI. . . All of your articles/journals (except the first volume of Aardvark journal--already scanned) would be excellent to have as scans. I will be moving this site...

I'd say, restore everything to the original cases. Mismatched cases are part of the charm of the era. I'm curious to see what you end up with.

D

I have copies of the C1P manual and the SAMS manual, courtesy of Mark. I will transform them to PDFs and post them soon. My intention is to move the whole site to a new, more spacious host in early January, and post all the scans.

Dave

Cool hack. I've not seen the 600 keyboard removed before. There are a number of ways to dump a disk One way is to manually load the tracks to memory using the OS65D EXAM command, then use the extended monitor S command to save the tracks to the serial port (hooked up to your PC). An easier way is to...

Cool. I had a C2-4P with tons of mods, including a mod to add 256x512 pixel graphics, which could be off, ANDed, OR'ed, or XOR'ed with the character display; the timing was derived directly from the timing chain on the 540 board, as were the address lines. I recently dug the system out, but will nee...

Looks great. The floppy article is useful, since anyone adding a drive now will most likely be building a data separator (unless Lee manages to patch OS65D for ATA devices. If you are willing to scan some of those documents, I'm happy to provide a home for them here. High resolution scans are prefer...

Thanks to Randy L, who contributed an excellent scan of the 8K ROM BASIC manual. I've placed it in the "Manuals" section of the website.

Dave

Contact me by pm or email. It sounds as if you have some interesting stuff.

Dave