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Picture of the OSI 620 board.

http://www.vintagecomputer.net/osi/600_ ... 0_1978.jpg

(Dave, you might want to grab this photo, as you don't have a photo of the 620 in the archive.)

/Jeff

Yeah, it sold in a mere 4 hours. I was considering it. Maybe someone here got it.

/Jeff

The code that I have ready to share is the code I posted at the start of this thread. The server portion is still too rough.

/Jeff

Here are two possible improvements: RDBYT BIT DISK ; TEST FOR INDEX PULSE BPL RDBYT2 LDA DISK+$10 LSR A BCC RDBYT LDA DISK+$11 ; READ BYTE CLC RTS RDBYT2 LDA #FILLCH SEC RTS ; I think this might work too, and it is a bit tighter: RDBYT BIT DISK ; TEST FOR INDEX PULSE BPL RDBYT2 @1 LDA DISK+$10 LSR A...

So. I added the directories in my user folder, and the package compiled. I think that the powers-that-be need to remove that requirement.

Now I am evaluating your sample programs and make files.
I would be happy to assist making a C4P target.
/Jeff

I found the instructions on how to make the package on OS X, but I get an error when I run the make.
It seems that someone left hard-coded directory structures in the make file.

/Jeff

Hi Stephen,

The 2.13.3 version of cc65 does not have the osic1p target.

I don't see any instructions regarding how to compile cc65 on a mac. With 2.13.3 you typed and then but those files are not present in the latest version
/Jeff

Thanks for the info Stephen. There doesn't seem to be a version there that will compile and run under Mac OS X, which is what I am using. I got as far as compiling a simple program using 2.13.3, but the linker cant find things like __STARTUP__ among others. I guess I am going to have to dig into the...

I thought it would be a uniting exercise if we all posted our "man cave", "workstation" or whatever you refer to it as. Please post photos, everyone!

Here is mine: Comments welcome, LOL!
/Jeff

I tried it out... just hangs... so Im looking at the code now.

/Jeff