Jiffy Dos

[dabone]

Ok, so what I can see is that U32 is the C64 Basic rom + the C64 Kernal, in that order.
So for a stock rom I could take the basic and kernal files, burn them to a 27128 and have what is already in there right?

So for a Jiffy rom I'd put BASIC,KERNAL,BASIC,JIFFYDOS,BASIC,KERNAL,BASIC,JIFFYDOS to fill up the 27512. It this correct?

For u35 is it just the 128 kernal,Jiffydos128,128 kernal,JiffyDos128?

Thanks,
dabone

[megabit]

Yes.
Yes.
Yes.

Are you going to make an adapter or just pull up pin 27?

Do you have a disk drive?

Dan...

[dabone]

I'm just going to pull up the pin. Works in my 1541c.

But I'm mainly going to be using this unit with the uiec/sd that is currently on it's way to me.
I've customized a c64 version of jiffy dos with @CD  : and @cd<- and @xs: for ease of use.

So I'll actually have a 3 way switch going to the roms, standard (stock) for 64&128, Jiffydos standard 64&128, and iec jiffy 64/standard jiffy 128).

I'm going to see if I can mount the iec/sd with the card facing out of the cassette port. I don't remember how much room I'll have, I gave away my 128 many many years ago.

I'm currently using a breadbin 64 my sister gave me for christmas a couple of years ago, and my 9 year old son and I have been playing with it since this xmas when I dug it out again. I build an adapter and put Jiffy on it a couple of weeks ago.

Thanks for all the answers.
Once you gave me the rom numbers and locations I was able to load up and compare the dumps from around the web.
Beats trying to figure out what goes where from vice.

Later,
dabone

[geneb]

Here's a tutorial I put together last week:

http://www.geneb.org/jiffydos

I've updated two flat 128s using this process.

g.