On-board socket occupied - how to add else one ROM?

Started by MIRKOSOFT, January 29, 2011, 11:45 PM

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...in my internal socket of C128DCR is BASIC 8.0 & GEOS 128 2.0 ROM with switcher.


I have on flat C128 Turbo Assembler 128 ROM, but I want to integrate both to the C128DCR.


So, I know about Internal/External ROM - now where to place TASM128 if is on-board socket occupied?


I have also 1764 REU 1,5MB - is there socket for external ROM? Or how to do it to use both?


Many thanks for help.


Miro
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Quote from: MIRKOSOFT on January 29, 2011, 11:45 PMI have also 1764 REU 1,5MB - is there socket for external ROM?
Yes, there is an empty socket in a 17xx ram expander.

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MIRKOSOFT

Thank you Robert!


Here's the main Q:


How to activate this ROM in REU socket?


'cause onboard I have BASIC8 & GEOS128 - and activating is by holding CONTROL during startup/reset.


And Turbo Assembler 128 has the same activation - holding CONTROL...
?


Thank you very much.


Miro
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Quote from: MIRKOSOFT on January 30, 2011, 05:11 PMHere's the main Q:

How to activate this ROM in REU socket?
Ah, that I don't know.  That being said, I will look in the documentation of the KeyDOS ROM v2 and see how it was used in the socket of a 17xx ram expander.

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