9 Jun
1997
9 Jun
'97
6:33 p.m.
On Mon, 9 Jun 1997, Doug Spence wrote:
Yeah, you're right. I found this out after finally booting my /// up for
the first time. No wonder the /// flopped. They changed a good thing.
They fixed what wasn't broken. Lame-o's.
Cool! Not that I need another ][, I just think it's good that they
allowed this kind of functionality. Though I suppose, in a way, they felt
they had to.
Let me know if you need the system disks. I can send you some.
Sam
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The monitor
does a lot. Try typing L and hitting return and you will get
a disassembly. You can specify an address first, like F800L to start
disassembly at $F800.
Actually this doesn't work.
The ///'s monitor isn't identical to the ]['s monitor. That's why I was
asking. Do you know what kind of battery it's supposed to
take? (And why they put
it in such an inaccessible place on the motherboard?)
I haven't torn my /// apart yet. If I find out before you do, I'll let
you in on the secret.
Can the /// emulate a ][?
Yes it can, but you need the emulation system disk.