Courtesy of Zippy Zap @ Lemon64 forums: Has built-in function keys, uses wedge style commands with @ and >. so >$ is directory (or @$) > or @ reads the error channel. Does not have a fast loader. Command Action @ or > Read error channel >$ or @$ Load disk directory LOAD”PRGNAME” (with or without ,8 or ,9) Load file from disk @8...
f1: LIST: + CHR$(13)f2: OLD + CHR$(13)f3: RUN: + CHR$(13)f4: Toggles something? ON/OFF (maybe fastload?)f5: LOAD + CHR$(13)f6: SAVE”f7: @$* + CHR$(13)f8: LOAD + CHR$(13) I also found a couple more: CTRL + f1: @N* + CHR$(13)CTRL + f7: Disable Function Keys Now before you go pressing CTRL + F1 be warned, THIS WILL FORMAT THE DISK IN DRIVE 8, and give it a label...
Command Action @ Read the disk drive error channel @C:newfile=file Copy a file on the same diskette @I Initalize the disk drive @N:diskname,ID Format a NEW diskette @N:diskname Short NEW @Q Disable the JiffyDOS commands @R:[newname]=[oldname] Rename A File @S:[file1],[file2]… Scratch a file (files) @UJ Reset the disk drive @V Validate a disk @$ Display a disk directory @#device Set the default device number...
PiffyDOS – Programmers JiffyDOS JiffyDOS from CMD has almost become a de-facto standard for the Commodore world. It’s compatibility, speed and features makes it the natural choice for users today. I found it very interesting how CMD managed to squeeze everything into that 8kb of ROM and started to disassemble the code. With the Omicron re-assembler I got about 100k of text that i...
Prologic DOS and Prologic DOS Classic (version 1.6) was a quick loader that included a module on the 1541 floppy disk drive and a module for the user port or expansion port of the C64. The whole thing was connected via a parallel cable and supposedly ensured that an acceleration of 200 times the normal speed could be achieved. It was distributed by Jann...
Introduction============This is a modification of the Commodore 64 kernal with improved support for thewonderful SD2IEC device by Ingo Korb. Either burn the 8K kernal file to an EPROMand replace the original kernal ROM chip of your C64, or use a device that canoverride the kernal ROM (e.g. 1541 Ultimate, Turbo Chameleon 64, EasyFlash≥). Changes since 1.0:– the browser is started with F7 instead of...
Note: Instructions translated from https://www.c64-wiki.de/wiki/V-DOS Early EXOS and clones may be PAL-only. They can be modified to work on NTSC systems by editing the binary directly: Search for: ad 00 dd 4a 4a ea ea Replace with: ad 00 dd 4a 4a c1 ea Function key assignment To make the C64 easier to use, the most important DOS commands are stored on the function keys. Note:...
Thanks to SX64 Dot Net member hodo, here is info from the Datel instructionsheet. DATEL TURBO ROM IIReplacement Kernal ROM for Commodore 64 INSTRUCTIONS COMMANDS In the normal mode the command and operation structure remains unchanged.In the Turbo mode the new instructions are as follows:Disk LOAD, SAVE, & VERIFY are all automatically at Turbo speed. In addition thefunction keys are now: NUMBER CONVERSION f4:...
[Note from Weasel]: I have edited this document substantially for formatting and spelling errors. I have also removed sections that talk about sending your hardware to a no-longer-existing business, because while I’m only doing all this for posterity and “love of the game”, somebody is going to eventually follow the (now-ill-advised) directions, and expect me to take responsibility for their own dumbassery. Apparently that’s...