Allen Huffman has been a long-time CoCo user, fan, developer, and personality. Allen has been known to frequent the “Last Annual” Chicago CoCoFEST annually and sport his wares from Sub-Etha Software. As a past developer at Microware, he’s a guru with OS-9 as well as many other parts of the Color Computer. You can find…
Usage: imgtool.exe create <format> <imagename> imgtool.exe dir <format> <imagename> [path] imgtool.exe get <format> <imagename> <filename> [newname] [–filter=filter] [–fork=fork] imgtool.exe put <format> <imagename> <filename>… <destname> [–(fileoption)==value] [–filter=filter] [–fork=fork] imgtool.exe getall <format> <imagename> [path] [–filter=filter] imgtool.exe del <format> <imagename> <filename>… imgtool.exe mkdir <format> <imagename> <dirname> imgtool.exe rmdir <format> <imagename> <dirname>… imgtool.exe readsector <format> <imagename> <track> <head> <sector>…
My interest in programming games began with the purchase of my first computer back in 1980, a Tandy TRS-80 Model 1. In 1984, I moved on to the Tandy Color Computer 2 and 1986, a Tandy Color Computer 3 which I still program today. Although predominantly a Tandy/Radio Shack computer enthusiast, I also followed many of the systems available at…
For the Matchbox CoCo, the CoCo’s logic completely resides on the DE0-Nano board. Realistically jumpers can be strung from the DE0-Nano headers to give the system the things it needs to be complete, but ideally you’d want some of that to be very close to the main board, and for the sake of compactness alone…