SWTPC emulator

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#71

Author: Mike G.
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2008 15:00

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For those that might be interested. Google the SWTPC emulator. In the
full package, there are disk images to boot OS-9/6809 on the emulator.
Along with basic boot disks, there are loads of other goodies - like
the Introl C and Dyna-C compilers, Xlisp binaries, and loads of other
neat things.

Some of the images have weird geometries. Some are corrupted. I had
difficulty getting the dmodes right on some of the disks, but the
Toolshed package reads the images perfectly.

I managed to extract a lot of good stuff.

A few of the old OS-9 User Group disks are in there. No where near the
full set, unfortunately, but getting a few is nice.

Re: SWTPC emulator

#72

Author: Rogelio Perea
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:24

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Well, the first thing that showed up on the Google search was Evenson 
Consulting SWTPC 6800/6809 Emulator. What I really liked about the site is 
the J6809 online Java 6809 emulator... played around a bit with it and will 
return to do so soon.


-=[ R ]=-


"Mike G." <michael.graffam@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:67ead645-6b16-4efa-a88b-1faf9ffb8da1@p10g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> For those that might be interested. Google the SWTPC emulator. In the
> full package, there are disk images to boot OS-9/6809 on the emulator.
> Along with basic boot disks, there are loads of other goodies - like
> the Introl C and Dyna-C compilers, Xlisp binaries, and loads of other
> neat things.
>
> Some of the images have weird geometries. Some are corrupted. I had
> difficulty getting the dmodes right on some of the disks, but the
> Toolshed package reads the images perfectly.
>
> I managed to extract a lot of good stuff.
>
> A few of the old OS-9 User Group disks are in there. No where near the
> full set, unfortunately, but getting a few is nice.

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