Thanks to the new uIEC/SD device I received, I was able to get one of my favorites to finally work, Raid on Bungeling Bay! I was never able to get the d64 to work right on my IDE64 and was always too lazy to move it to floppy -- it was just easier to play it via emulation. But now I have it working on the genuine hardware and it is as awesome as ever.
I received my uIEC/SD device the other day and moved my entire collection over. It took a while for me to get the hang of it. The trick was to make sure it was on device 8 instead of 10. To make it easy on myself, I use CBM-COMMAND to navigate folders and mount d64 images. I'm looking forward to this new era of disk compatibility that wasn't there with the IDE64. I do still love the ease of that device, but the iIEC seems a lot more compatible with d64 images.
Showing posts with label ide64. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ide64. Show all posts
Friday, April 1, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Using d64it to make Wasteland Disks #c64
In my continuing quest to play Wasteland on my 64, I am expanding d64 images to floppies. I'm using d64it from Kludgesoft and expanding them right from the 64 using my IDE64 to store the d64 images. It took a bit of trial and error but it seems to be working now. I'm on disk 3 of 4. d64it is so far working brilliantly with my IDE64 on device # 12.
The trick to finally making it work was not appending .d64 at the end of the image name when selecting what file to use as shown in the picture.
The trick to finally making it work was not appending .d64 at the end of the image name when selecting what file to use as shown in the picture.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



