Maciej Witkowiak

At one time I tought that recompiling boot loader would be enough: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=249011.0 But apparently not: http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=275686.0 However I never tried to do it myself.

On my Ubuntu 18.04 system /bin/sh is linked to /bin/dash and the line that sets load address in Makefile fails: ``` printf "\x00\x50" > build/bsw/tmp.bin ``` This saves literal string...

There is one difference that has potential to make 1541/71 driver from GEOS 64 to crash in GEOS 128. There is one more byte popped from stack in IRQ handler...

> By the way, any reason we call it mse1531 when the mouse is called the 1351? It's my typo done almost 19 years ago.

Confirmed. Settings are saved, Configure loads on boot as Auto-Exec and starts in boot mode, but settings are not applied. They will be applied if Configure is run from DeskTop....

> Using your own API keys is the only way to resolve this at this moment. For information on how to do this, see https://github.com/jdf76/plugin.video.youtube/wiki/Personal-API-Keys For me it finally worked...

The script file should start with `#!`, like `#! sh` and what follows will be passed to standard input of interpreter. This will work from `sh` and also from microshell...

Hi I know :). I uploaded it here for archival reasons and to show how the disassembly progressed when I did it back in 1999 with CVS as my source...

That's a neat trick, I need to test it

This seems to implement SIO access without resorting to ROM: https://www.horus.com/~hias/atari/#hipatch