28 May
2002
28 May
'02
2:29 p.m.
--- Christopher Smith <csmith(a)amdocs.com> wrote:
Check. I went from the C-64 to the Amiga, so my knowledge of C128s is
very limited.
He wired up some extra switches and lights at the front. Something also
taps power off the PSU. I should take pictures before restoring it.
"Things not to do".
-----Original
Message-----
From: Ethan Dicks [mailto:erd_6502@yahoo.com]
have a C-128 - the later (AFAIK) model with the
built-in disk drive.
That's the 128-D. Since I
haven't fired it up yet and since the previous owner did a
number on the innards with crappy wire and crappier solder joints (got
What did he try to do to it, specifically? I'm not completely certain how the commodore 128
CP/M works, but if you
mean to extract the contents of the disk to a peesee, I can imagine that
may not work as expected. :) The only way to be sure is to try it,
though.
No. I just wanted to archive off a disk image for posterity. I am not
horribly concerned about the contents. If I want to play with CP/M, I'll
use some other box than a C-128 (like this EXOR box I just got, or a
Kaypro)
-ethan
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