OSI + Gotek (youtube video)

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bxdanny
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Re: OSI + Gotek (youtube video)

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My comment is this:

Hexdos is NOT going to work right with a 600D in 48-character mode that still has the normal SYN600 ROM, which only supports 24-character mode. It can kind-of work with the patched version of OSI's "Video Swap" program, which I am reposting in the "code window" in this message (davisgw posted it at some earlier part of this thread). Programs can then PRINT to the 48-character screen, and will LIST correctly as well. But backspacing and editing of lines will not work; the system will revert to the standard BASIC-in-ROM behavior of displaying underscores for characters deleted with Shift-O.

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 5  REM ENABLE HEXDOS 12X48 DISPLAY MODE
 10 FORI=1TO24:NEXT:POKE515,0
 100 SI=183:M=PEEK(133)+256*PEEK(134)
 200 M=M-SI:MH=INT(M/256):ML=M-MH*256
 300 POKE133,ML:POKE134,MH
 400 POKE2529,ML:POKE2530,MH
 500 FORJ=1TOSI:READY
 600 POKEM,Y:M=M+1:NEXT
 700 X=FRE(X):POKE251,0:POKE252,75:POKE255,32
 800 POKE251,1:REM ENABLE 12 X 48 DISPLAY MODE
 810 FORI=1TO13:PRINT" ":NEXTI
 900 PRINTML+MH*256-772"BYTES FREE"
 910 NEW
 1000 DATA133,254,72,165,251,48,11,141,0,216,41,1,133,250,169,255
 1010 DATA133,251,165,250,208,4,104,76,105,255,138,72,152,72,165
 1020 DATA254,164,255,166,253,41,127,201,13,240,90,201,8,240,72
 1030 DATA201,12,240,75,201,10,240,90,201,32,48,26,201,123,16,22
 1040 DATA157,0,211,232,224,123,240,70,208,33,188,0,211,132,255
 1050 DATA169,161,157,0,211,134,253,104,168,104,170,104,76,108,255
 1060 DATA138,41,63,201,10,208,229,138,233,16,170,208,223,138,41
 1070 DATA63,201,59,208,216,138,105,15,170,208,210,152,157,0,211
 1080 DATA202,176,223,152,157,0,211,232,176,229,152,157,0,211,162
 1090 DATA75,208,188,162,75,208,4,152,157,0,211,134,252,169,64,133
 1100 DATA248,160,0,132,246,162,207,232,134,249,134,247,177,248
 1110 DATA145,246,200,240,244,16,247,224,211,208,243,166,252,208
 1120 DATA190,51
No current OSI hardware
Former programmer for Dwo Quong Fok Lok Sow and Orion Software Associates
Former owner of C1P MF (original version) and C2-8P DF (502-based)
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