Directories under /pub/cbm
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archiving@ -> crossplatform/converters
b/
* The Commodore Model B computer was designed for serious business use, but
* it didn't do very well on the market.
* See also <URL:http://www.insectria.org/b128.html>.
b/CBUG/
* This section contains gzipped 8050 disk images of the original Chicago
* B128 Users Group (CBUG) software library collection. The files are named
* using the original diskette numbering scheme as published in their Escape
* newsletters.
* These images were produced from the original master diskettes by Edward
* Shockley in memory of Norman Deletzke, founder of the CBUG, with
* permission. For more information on the CBUG visit the Commodore B
* Series site at <URL:http://www.insectria.org/b128.html>.
b/documents/
b/documents/de/
b/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/b
b/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/b
c128/
c128/archivers/
c128/audio/
c128/comm/
c128/comm/cpm@ -> ../cpm/comm
c128/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c128
c128/demos/
c128/diskutil/
c128/diskutil/boot/
c128/diskutil/directory/
c128/diskutil/diskcopy/
c128/diskutil/editors/
c128/diskutil/filecopy/
c128/diskutil/transfer/
c128/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/c128
c128/games/
c128/games/40/
* All games in this directory are for the 40-column screen of the
* Commodore 128 and have been written in BASIC, unless otherwise
* specified.
c128/games/80/
* All games in this directory are for the 80-column screen of the
* Commodore 128 and have been written in BASIC, unless otherwise
* specified.
c128/graphics/
c128/graphics/Ipaint/
c128/graphics/fractals/
c128/graphics/viewers/
c128/graphics/viewers/vbm/
* VBM is a bitmap viewer for use with a 64k VDC, programmed by Craig
* Bruce.
c128/os/
* Here are the various alternative operating systems for the C128.
c128/os/ace/
* ACE is an operating system for the C64 and C128 that provides a Unix-
* like command-shell environment.
* The ace16*.sfx archives were created by Ismael Cordeiro
* (ismael@cam.org) from the original files which are now available at
* <URL:ftp://ftp.jbrain.com/pub/cbm/os/ace/>. More files can be found on
* that site.
c128/os/cpm@ -> ../cpm
c128/os/cs-dos/
* CS-DOS is an MS-DOS like operating environment for the Commodore 128.
* This directory contains the CS-DOS distribution and miscellanous
* programs designed for it.
c128/os/geos@ -> geos
c128/os/nt-dos/
* Here are versions of an OS by Nicolas Tormo <nicolas.tormo@wanadoo.fr>.
* All texts are in French, and there is no documentation. But you might
* still want to take a look at the windowing versions.
c128/os/unix128v3/
* This is a Unix-like environment for the C128.
c128/packetradio/
* This directory contains packet radio stuff for the C128. See modem.gif
* for a schematic diagram. The software is packed using PK-Zip on MS-DOS.
* Unpack it before transfering the files to your C128. These files were
* uploaded by ecrew@Alpha1.curtin.edu.au.
c128/programming/
c128/programming/cpm@ -> ../cpm/programming
c128/programming/documents/
* Here you will find some Commodore 128 related programming information.
* Most of these documents were downloaded from Herne Data System's CP/M
* page <URL:http://www.herne.com/cpm.htm>.
c128/programming/geos@ -> geos/programming
c128/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/c128
c128/utilities/
c64/
* The Commodore 64 is perhaps the most popular 8-bit home computer system. It
* was released in 1982, and some units were manufactured as late as the
* 1990s. See <URL:http://www.c64.sk/> for Commodore 64 related news.
c64/amusements/
c64/archivers/
c64/archivers/disk@ -> c64/diskutil/archivers
c64/audio/
c64/audio/Vibrants/
c64/audio/Vibrants/3x-player/
* Unlike other tunes, the 3x tunes start at $4000.
c64/audio/Vibrants/Accept/
* $1000/$1003 tunes by Accept
c64/audio/Vibrants/Deek/
* $1000/$1003 tunes by Deek
c64/audio/Vibrants/Drax/
* $1000/$1003 tunes by Drax
c64/audio/Vibrants/JCH+HJ/
c64/audio/Vibrants/Jens Christian Huus/
c64/audio/Vibrants/Link/
c64/audio/Vibrants/Metal/
c64/audio/Vibrants/Scortia/
c64/audio/Vibrants/utils/
c64/audio/Vibrants/utils/editor/
c64/audio/editors/
c64/audio/players/
c64/audio/samples/
c64/audio/samples/Compod/
* These tunes are in PSID v2 format. To load them on a real Commodore
* 64, strip the first 124 bytes. All tunes except Coldiarus are
* initialised by jsr $1000 and played by calling jsr $1003 once per
* frame.
c64/audio/sfx/
* Files for the Commodore SFX Sound Expander
c64/audio/sfx/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c64/sfx
c64/audio/sfx/schematics@ -> schematics/cartridges/c64/sfx
c64/audio/sidplayer/
* In order to play these musics, you will need Compute's Sidplayer or any
* compatible player. These can be found in the
* /pub/cbm/c64/audio/players or /pub/cbm/c128/audio directories.
c64/audio/utilities/
c64/comm/
* RS-232 terminal programs and data communication software
c64/comm/Novaterm/
* Novaterm is one of the best terminal programs for the Commodore 64.
* Some of these files are also available from
* <URL:ftp://ftp.exitlight.com/Novaterm/>.
c64/comm/Novaterm/v10/
c64/comm/Novaterm/v9.4/
c64/comm/Novaterm/v9.5/
c64/comm/Novaterm/v9.6/
c64/database/
c64/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c64
c64/demos/
* You may find more recent demos at <URL:ftp://utopia.hacktic.nl/pub/c64/>.
* Also see the SCS*TRC home page at <URL:http://www.scs-trc.net/>, and the
* Commodore 64 demoscene Hall of Fame <URL:http://www.c64-hof.com/>.
c64/demos/generic/
c64/demos/generic/poor/
c64/demos/ntsc/
c64/demos/ntsc/9th Hell/
c64/demos/ntsc/Abyss/
c64/demos/ntsc/Apostasy/
c64/demos/ntsc/Arson/
c64/demos/ntsc/Ballistics/
c64/demos/ntsc/Carcass/
* Carcass <URL:http://www.carcass.c64.org>
c64/demos/ntsc/Cheyens/
c64/demos/ntsc/Co-op/
c64/demos/ntsc/DNA/
c64/demos/ntsc/Demonix/
c64/demos/ntsc/Dream/
c64/demos/ntsc/Eclipse/
c64/demos/ntsc/Electron/
c64/demos/ntsc/Elixir/
c64/demos/ntsc/Entity/
c64/demos/ntsc/Evil/
c64/demos/ntsc/Fatal/
c64/demos/ntsc/Forces of Evil/
c64/demos/ntsc/Havok/
c64/demos/ntsc/IMP/
c64/demos/ntsc/Longshot/
c64/demos/ntsc/Lords/
c64/demos/ntsc/Mystique/
c64/demos/ntsc/Omni/
c64/demos/ntsc/Opal/
c64/demos/ntsc/PSW/
* Here are PSW's first 5 demos... In order from oldest to newest they
* are: Wevealed, Spin, Test Pattern, DYCP and 12th Day.
c64/demos/ntsc/Plague/
c64/demos/ntsc/Reign of Terror/
c64/demos/ntsc/Renegade Programmers Group/
c64/demos/ntsc/Retro 64/
* These are all the files that Retro 64 has released up to date. All
* are NTSC/PAL compatible. The file "scd-r64" was removed, as it
* doesn't load at all.
c64/demos/ntsc/Revenge/
c64/demos/ntsc/Roy Batty/
c64/demos/ntsc/SSC/
c64/demos/ntsc/Second Dimension/
c64/demos/ntsc/Shade/
c64/demos/ntsc/Sinister/
c64/demos/ntsc/Storm/
c64/demos/ntsc/Style/
c64/demos/ntsc/Suicide/
c64/demos/ntsc/Suppliers/
c64/demos/ntsc/The Wanted/
c64/demos/ntsc/Time/
c64/demos/ntsc/Venom/
c64/demos/ntsc/Vile/
c64/demos/ntsc/Vortex/
c64/demos/ntsc/Wanderer/
c64/demos/ntsc/Wildfire/
c64/demos/ntsc/misc/
c64/demos/ntsc/ntsc-fixed/
* Note: All files in this directory are 'NTSC fixes' of European or
* Australian demos. This just means they have been fixed to work on
* NTSC c-64's, rather than the PAL c-64's the demos were originally
* created on.
c64/demos/pal/
c64/demos/pal/20th Century Composers/
c64/demos/pal/Abnormal/
* Abnormal (Norway). The demo "Little shit" is missing.
c64/demos/pal/Accuracy/
c64/demos/pal/Acrise/
c64/demos/pal/Active/
c64/demos/pal/Agony/
c64/demos/pal/Alcoholics/
c64/demos/pal/Antic/
c64/demos/pal/Array/
c64/demos/pal/Arson/
c64/demos/pal/Artline Designs/
c64/demos/pal/Ash&Dave/
c64/demos/pal/Asphyxia/
* ASPHYXIA is the oldest active c64 Polish demogroup.
c64/demos/pal/Assembly94/
* Content of this directory was updated 18-jan-95 (All releases should
* be final now) -Mysdee
c64/demos/pal/Assembly95/
c64/demos/pal/Assembly96/
* Here are the Commodore 64 productions from Assembly '96.
c64/demos/pal/Assembly97/
* Assembly '97 was held in August 1997 in Helsinki, Finland.
c64/demos/pal/Astral/
c64/demos/pal/Atrix/
c64/demos/pal/Avenger Electronics/
c64/demos/pal/Babygang/
c64/demos/pal/Battery/
c64/demos/pal/Beyond Force/
c64/demos/pal/Black Mail/
c64/demos/pal/Bonzai/
c64/demos/pal/Booze Design/
c64/demos/pal/Borderzone/
* Borderzone had 3 members: Psy, Mat and Demon.
c64/demos/pal/Brave/
* Brave was an Austrian group, formed by two Members (Jacky and Aacon)
* after the splitting of The Wild Boys in 1989. To contact them, write
* to Sascha Bamschoria <sascha.bamschoria@gmx.net>
c64/demos/pal/Breeze/
c64/demos/pal/Byterapers Inc/
* Byterapers <URL:http://www.byterapers.scene.org> is a Finnish and
* North European group that is still active and producing state-of-art
* demos. Descriptions, screenshots and demo backgrounds can be found by
* linking directly to <URL:http://www.byterapers.scene.org/ware-
* c64.htm> (B)
* C-64 warepage.
c64/demos/pal/Cage/
* Cage is a small English group. It was previously known as G-Tech.
c64/demos/pal/Camelot/
c64/demos/pal/Caution/
c64/demos/pal/Censor Design/
c64/demos/pal/Chromance/
* This directory contains the productions of Chromance, a Hungarian
* group.
* The LZH files contain whole disksides (ZipCode format), and the LNX
* files contain multiple files.
* Uploaded by Jean/Chromance (jean@labor.obuda.kando.hu).
c64/demos/pal/Chromance/other/
c64/demos/pal/Collision/
c64/demos/pal/Commodore Clan/
* These demos were procuded by Commodore Clan, a Swedish group, before
* it joined The Vicious Circle, which was based in Germany.
c64/demos/pal/Contex/
c64/demos/pal/Cosine/
c64/demos/pal/Cosmos Designs/
c64/demos/pal/Crazy/
c64/demos/pal/Creators/
* Creators home page: <URL:http://www.tihlde.org/%7Ejans/ctr/>
* These demos were uploaded by Kranix/Creators
* a.k.a. Ola Jacob Mjøen Iversen <olajacob@pvv.ntnu.no>.
c64/demos/pal/Crest/
* Crest is a German group. You can reach it over Internet via its
* member Roland Tögel (toegelrd@tick.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de).
c64/demos/pal/Cross/
c64/demos/pal/Danelaw/
c64/demos/pal/Daniax/
* Daniax was a Danish group that used the acronym DNX.
c64/demos/pal/Danish Design/
c64/demos/pal/Death Sector/
c64/demos/pal/Defiance/
c64/demos/pal/DemoBit95/
* DemoBit95 was the first big party organized in Slovakia. All
* participiants were from Slovakia and the Chech Republic.
c64/demos/pal/Diffusion/
c64/demos/pal/Digital Designs/
* Digital Designs was based in Norway. These demos were uploaded by
* Glenn/Shape & Blues Muz'.
c64/demos/pal/Digitize Design Group/
c64/demos/pal/Digivision/
c64/demos/pal/Dual Crew/
* Dual Crew Shining <URL:http://www.dc-s.com/> is a Swedish group that
* started in 1985.
c64/demos/pal/Eastenders/
c64/demos/pal/Eltronic/
c64/demos/pal/Elysium/
c64/demos/pal/Entropy/
c64/demos/pal/Equinoxe/
* Equinoxe is based in Germany. Antifan/EQX can be reached at
* <christian.gruen@extern.uni-regensburg.de>.
c64/demos/pal/Equinoxe/mags/
c64/demos/pal/Eternity/
c64/demos/pal/Extend/
c64/demos/pal/FBI Crew/
* This directory contains the productions of FBI Crew, a Hungarian
* group that later formed Chromance. The LZH files contain whole
* disksides (ZipCode format), and the LNX files contain multiple files.
* Uploaded by Jean/Chromance (jean@labor.obuda.kando.hu).
c64/demos/pal/FBI Crew/other/
c64/demos/pal/FairLight/
c64/demos/pal/Fantasy/
c64/demos/pal/Fashion/
c64/demos/pal/Fatum/
* Fatum is a Polish group. GrABBA/Fatum, or Robert Grabowski
* <grabba@mat.uni.torun.pl> uploaded these files.
c64/demos/pal/Finnish Gold/
c64/demos/pal/Flash Inc/
* Flash Incorporated was formed in Sweden in 1989. Visit their
* homepage at <URL:http://home5.swipnet.se/%7Ew-55678/flashinc/> for
* more information.
c64/demos/pal/Flood/
* Flood is a German demo group. Its home page is at
* <URL:http://flood.home.pages.de/>. This demo was uploaded by
* Vultan/Flood <vultan@w-4.de>.
c64/demos/pal/Focus/
c64/demos/pal/Forces of Evil/
c64/demos/pal/Galicya/
c64/demos/pal/Genesis_Project/
c64/demos/pal/Graffity/
c64/demos/pal/High Tec Crew/
c64/demos/pal/Hoaxers/
* Hoaxers has about 10 members, and is located in Norway.. As the demos
* are in PAL, I guess some of you guys out there calling from the
* States will have problems with some of the parts.. But it is still
* worth getting them..
* Yours: Rune of Hoaxers (aga@nvg.unit.no).
c64/demos/pal/Horizon/
* Horizon is/was a Swedish group.
* Here is an almost complete collection of Horizon's C64 demos. (Two
* demos are missing: "Code Is An Art" and "Dolly Party".)
c64/demos/pal/Hype/
c64/demos/pal/IPC/
* Increasing Popularity Crew (IPC) was formed by Morpheus/Flash Inc.
* and his friends.
c64/demos/pal/Ideal/
* Ideal is a Hungarian demo group. These demos were uploaded by
* GCS/Ideal a.k.a. Laszlo Boszormenyi <qgegcs@gold.uni-miskolc.hu>.
c64/demos/pal/Ikari/
c64/demos/pal/Ikon Visual/
c64/demos/pal/Interfox/
* This directory contains demos of Interfox. The demos are written from
* about 1985 to 1989.
c64/demos/pal/Knickers/
c64/demos/pal/Leader/
* Leader is a Hungarian legal demogroup, with its homepage at
* <URL:http://c64.rulez.org/%7Econ/leader/>. The members are:
* - Qcy ........ code, lead
* - Satyr ...... code, edit
* - Victory .... code
* - Flash ...... gfx, music
* - CopAss ..... code, gfx
* - Con ........ music
* - McLoad ..... ex-swap
c64/demos/pal/Lepsi/
c64/demos/pal/Light/
c64/demos/pal/Maniax/
c64/demos/pal/Masters' Design Group/
c64/demos/pal/Megastyle Inc/
c64/demos/pal/Megaunit/
c64/demos/pal/Modern Arts/
c64/demos/pal/Motion/
c64/demos/pal/Mr.Cursor/
c64/demos/pal/Mute 101/
c64/demos/pal/Nato/
* In the period summer 1989 to summer 1992 the BUDS (Brain Using Demo
* section) produced 8 demos for NATO. Starting with Wraxirmer 5, later
* came Twister, Catcher, Wriggler, Tripler, Matcher, Dodger and finally
* the BUDS demo.
* BUDS started with Overall and Maduplec as members, but after the
* first demo "Wraxirmer 5", Overall stopped his activities. Maduplec
* then coded the rest of the demos with graphics from friends and
* exclusive sound-tracks supplied by the Vibrants. However, in the last
* couple of demos, all graphics and music was made by Maduplec.
* NATO and BUDS stopped producing demos when Maduplec and the other
* remaining danish members joined Crest in 1992 when NATO was
* dissolved.
* Nato can be reached via Maduplec/Crest a.k.a. Martin Arentoft
* (mail@martinarentoft.com), <URL:http://www.martinarentoft.com>.
c64/demos/pal/Neoplasia/
c64/demos/pal/Nipson Product/
c64/demos/pal/NoName/
c64/demos/pal/Noice/
c64/demos/pal/North Party 1997/
* North Party 1997 was held at Bartoszyce, Poland in 7-9th February
* 1997 by Fatum Band and Kraciki Design. This was the first North
* Party, and 150 people attended to it.
c64/demos/pal/North Party 1997/Graphics/
c64/demos/pal/North Party 1997/Intros/
c64/demos/pal/North Party 1997/Music/
c64/demos/pal/Nostalgia/
c64/demos/pal/Offence/
* Offence was lively in early 90's, and it is making a comeback.
c64/demos/pal/Oneway/
c64/demos/pal/Origo Dreamline/
c64/demos/pal/Orion/
c64/demos/pal/Oxyron/
c64/demos/pal/Padua/
c64/demos/pal/Panic/
c64/demos/pal/Panoramic Designs/
* Panoramic Design (Norway) (former Rawhead and The Shadows).
* These demos were uploaded by Glenn/Shape.
c64/demos/pal/Paradize/
c64/demos/pal/Paragon/
c64/demos/pal/Plush/
c64/demos/pal/Pretzel Logic/
* Pretzel Logic (Sweden).
* Uploaded by Glenn/Shape & Blues Muz'.
c64/demos/pal/Process/
c64/demos/pal/Psycho-Genesis/
c64/demos/pal/Pu-239/
* Pu-239 home page: <URL:http://www.cs.tut.fi/%7Ealbert/Pu-239/>
* These demos were uploaded by Pasi 'Albert' Ojala <albert@cs.tut.fi>
c64/demos/pal/Pulsar/
* Pulsar was a British demo group.
c64/demos/pal/Quality/
* This directory contains the productions of Quality, a Hungarian
* group. The LZH files contain whole disksides (ZipCode format), and
* the LNX files contain multiple files.
* Uploaded by Jean/Chromance (jean@labor.obuda.kando.hu).
c64/demos/pal/Quality/other/
c64/demos/pal/Quintex Designs/
c64/demos/pal/Radio Fucom/
* Wolfgang Schliess coded demos in a number of German groups in the
* late 1980s and early 1990s.
c64/demos/pal/Radix/
c64/demos/pal/Rawhead/
* Rawhead (Norway).
c64/demos/pal/Rebels/
c64/demos/pal/Reflex/
c64/demos/pal/Resource/
* Resource is a rather new group based in Hungary. Its homepage is at
* <URL:http://www.inf.elte.hu/www/targy/internet/95a/resource/resource.
* html>. Uploads by Edhellon/Resource (edhellon@ludens.elte.hu).
c64/demos/pal/Scallop/
c64/demos/pal/Science 451/
c64/demos/pal/Scouse/
c64/demos/pal/Shape/
* Shape is/was based in Norway.
* Contact: Glenn Rune Gallefoss/Shape & Blues Muz'
* <glenn.rune.gallefoss@bi.sn.no>
* <URL:http://www.bgnett.no/~kristian/shape/>
c64/demos/pal/Shield/
c64/demos/pal/Shining 8/
* Shining 8 is a German demo group. These demos were provided by
* Romrunner a.k.a. John Koelz <romrunner@gmx.net>. See also the
* Shining 8 home page <URL:http://members.magic-
* web.net/home/Shining8/>.
c64/demos/pal/Silicon Ltd/
c64/demos/pal/Sphinx/
c64/demos/pal/Spirit/
* Demos made by the group Spirit.
c64/demos/pal/Steel/
c64/demos/pal/Stoat&Tim/
c64/demos/pal/Sub Zero/
c64/demos/pal/T'Pau/
c64/demos/pal/Taboo/
* Taboo was founded in March 1992. Now, we have about 10 members, all
* of us living in Poland. For more info about our present activity, go
* to the Taboo Home Page
* <URL:http://www.polsl.gliwice.pl/%7Emarekm/taboo/>. Yours, MMS/Taboo
* <marekm@zeus.polsl.gliwice.pl>.
* These files were uploaded by Krzysztof Matula <km@aldec.katowice.pl>.
c64/demos/pal/Talent/
c64/demos/pal/Tetragon/
c64/demos/pal/The Ancient Temple/
* This is the current archive of TAT (The Ancient Temple) productions
* as it also exists on <URL:http://www.manni.org/tat/>. Uploaded 2000-
* 05-25 by Icey (tat@manni.org).
c64/demos/pal/The Black Lords/
c64/demos/pal/The Cream Crackers/
c64/demos/pal/The Dutch USA-Team/
c64/demos/pal/The Judges/
* The Judges was a located in the Netherlands. They programmed some of
* the first demos that fiddled seriously with $d011.
c64/demos/pal/The Last Science/
c64/demos/pal/The Leftovers/
c64/demos/pal/The Level 99 Industries/
c64/demos/pal/The Party 4/
c64/demos/pal/The Radbrekkjers (IOC)/
* The Radbrekkjers (IOC) demos
* Notice that we have parodied several famous groups in our demos.
* (Fairlight, Oxyron, Panoramic Designs, Budbrain (Amiga) etc...)
* Our famous slogans: -Schnabelkase immer, in deinem schlafenzimmer. -
* Tanz mit mir Derrick, never mind Klein.
* signed... Hi-potent :)
c64/demos/pal/The Ruling Company/
c64/demos/pal/The Shadows/
* The Shadows (Norway).
* The demos were uploaded by Glenn/Shape & Blues Muz'
* (glenn.rune.gallefoss@bi.sn.no).
c64/demos/pal/The Sharks/
c64/demos/pal/The Supply Team/
* The Supply Team was a Danish group active in 1985-1989. This
* collection of TST demos was uploaded by Rambones (hagar@imada.ou.dk).
* All files are in the public domain and may be put freely on CDs.
c64/demos/pal/The Vicious Circle/
* The Vicious Circle was a German group that got new members from
* Commodore Clan, a Swedish group.
c64/demos/pal/Topaz Beerline/
c64/demos/pal/Topaz Beerline/coop/
* Topaz Beerline co-operation demos
c64/demos/pal/Topaz Beerline/misc/
c64/demos/pal/Tough/
c64/demos/pal/Triad/
* Triad is a cracker and demo group based in Sweden. The Triad
* homepage is maintained by King Fisher at
* <URL:http://www.df.lth.se/~triad/triad/>.
* These Triad productions were uploaded by King Fisher / Triad a.k.a.
* Linus Walleij <triad@df.lth.se>. Some of the files are unsorted and
* with short filenames. These files should be correctly transferred,
* unlike some Triad stuff you might have encountered elsewhere on the
* net.
* See also the Triad FTP site at
* <URL:ftp://ftp.df.lth.se/pub/c64/Triad/>.
c64/demos/pal/Triad/Multifile Demos/
* These demos consist of multiple files. Unfortunately we don't have
* the full file names of all productions, and all the descriptions
* are missing.
c64/demos/pal/Triad/Onefile Demos/
* All these files are C64 demos packed into a single program file.
* Some are distributed as Lynx archives. The full file names for some
* productions are unfortunately missing. Feel free to send us the
* descriptions for these demos.
c64/demos/pal/Triad/Text+Notes/
* Here are some texts and notes.
c64/demos/pal/Triangle 3532/
c64/demos/pal/Tribute1994/
* ## Stuff released at Tribute1994 ##
c64/demos/pal/Trinomic/
c64/demos/pal/Troopers/
* Troopers (Norway), later known as Prosonix.
c64/demos/pal/Unic/
c64/demos/pal/Unit5/
* Unit 5 was a Swedish demogroup. Here are some of its productions. The
* lzh files are multi-part demos. Use LHX64 to extract them.
c64/demos/pal/Vision/
c64/demos/pal/Visual Reality/
c64/demos/pal/War Deal Lamers/
* War Deal Lamers was formed in May, 1989, (-: and it was the lamest
* group on the scene :-), but it becomes better afterwards, hopes
* Suicide/WDL <bjorns@ifi.uio.no>.
* The group currently has two active coders but almost no graphics
* artists. It hasn't published anything for a year, but there is a new
* demo under construction, and it will be released on a demo party.
c64/demos/pal/Whoop/
c64/demos/pal/X-95/
c64/demos/pal/X-Ample/
c64/demos/pal/X-Factor/
* X-Factor, started as Imagination Developments, was founded in Denmark
* in 1989. These files were uploaded by Nep/CML.
c64/demos/pal/XAKK/
c64/demos/pal/Yawthrust/
c64/demos/pal/Z-Circle/
c64/demos/pal/Zoko/
c64/demos/pal/Zone45/
c64/demos/pal/Zoo'97/
* Zoo'97 - C=64 Party at 21-23.11.1997 in Pori, Finland
* Total Epygt by Extend wasn't released yet in this pack because the
* compo versions were not finished..
* The D64 files were compiled by Agemixer/Scallop. This text is written
* by Venturus/Vandals^Damage! The logo in file_id.diz is drawn by
* Nup!/Pro^Arts.
c64/demos/pal/misc/
c64/demos/pal/misc/Games/
c64/diskutil/
c64/diskutil/archivers/
c64/diskutil/directory/
c64/diskutil/diskcopy/
c64/diskutil/editors/
c64/diskutil/fastloaders/
c64/diskutil/filecopy/
c64/diskutil/misc/
c64/diskutil/routines/
c64/diskutil/transfer/
c64/edu/
* Educational software for the Commodore 64
c64/edu/Canada@ -> pet/edu/Canada
c64/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/c64
c64/games/
* All games you can find here are freely distributable. If you are looking
* for commercial games, you are looking at the wrong place. Try e.g.
* <URL:http://arnold.c64.org/>.
c64/games/Llamasoft/
* These games were produced by Jeff Minter a.k.a. Yak of Llamasoft
* <URL:http://www.llamasoft.co.uk/> in the 1980's. He has kindly given
* permission to distribute these files. Most of these files have been
* obtained from unauthorised copies that may have been modified by
* hackers. Original disk, tape or cartridge images are welcome.
c64/games/The Bingo Team/
* The games by The Bingo Team are rather simple, often two-player games.
c64/games/adventures/
* Most of these text adventures were distributed by The Bingo Team and
* uploaded by ksa@cyberstones.com. Most are written by Dorothy Millard.
c64/games/preview/
c64/graphics/
c64/graphics/converters.crossplatform@ -> crossplatform/graphics
c64/graphics/converters/
c64/graphics/converters/GoDot/
* GoDot is an image processing program for the Commodore 64, developed
* by Arndt Dettke. According to the author, this package has been
* placed into the public domain on September 5, 2001. The following
* excerpt is from <URL:http://users.aol.com/howtogodot/godnews.htm>:
* Seit dem 5. September ist GoDot Public Domain! Nach Rücksprache mit
* allen bisherigen Distributoren habe ich mich zu diesem Entschluss
* durchgerungen. Es kann nun in allen PD-Archiven und auf Clubdisketten
* weitergereicht werden. Einzige Bedingung: GoDot darf nicht ohne meine
* Erlaubnis für eine öffentliche Distribution verändert werden.
* These compressed 1541 disk image files have been extracted from the
* original ZIP files.
c64/graphics/converters/GoDot/demo/
* This is an old demo of GoDot, when the program still was
* distributed on a shareware basis.
c64/graphics/converters/GoDot/misc/
* Miscellanous additions for GoDot.
c64/graphics/converters/geos@ -> geos/graphics/converters
c64/graphics/editors/
c64/graphics/editors/FGM/
* Most Fun Graphics Machine stuff has been uploaded by Jack
* VanderWhite.
c64/graphics/other/
c64/graphics/pictures/
c64/graphics/pictures/FLI/
* Some of these files require an FLI viewer, some are runnable, but
* might work only on PAL or only on NTSC computers.
c64/graphics/pictures/Koala/
c64/graphics/pictures/MacPaint/
c64/graphics/pictures/PrintFox/
c64/graphics/pictures/other/
* Here you will find pictures in custom formats.
c64/graphics/pictures/runnable/
c64/graphics/viewers/
c64/html/
c64/magazines/
c64/magazines/Ahoy/
* Issues of the Ahoy magazine
c64/magazines/Driven/
* Driven Mag, a North American scene magazine.
c64/magazines/Floppy Magazine/
* Floppy Magazine was published in Finland (in Finnish) from 1985 to
* 1988.
* Tiedostonimistä ilmenee julkaisuvuosi. Kaksipuoliset levykkeet on
* merkitty päätteillä "a" ja "b". Katso myös
* <URL:http://www.ntrautanen.fi/computers/commodore/floppy_magazine.htm>.
c64/magazines/Gamers_Guide/
* Lately some of the older Guides were found to be corrupted and I have
* thus made new transfers of the entire collection for safety reasons.
* Programs used for this transfer were StarCommander 0.71 and Starlynx
* for lynxing. I will now rely completely on Joe Forsters tools as
* they've shown to be reliable in difference from other tools out there.
* Files named gg_xx(n) are NTSC versions. From issue #09 forth the
* Guides autodetect NTSC and fix themselves. We currently only have the
* NTSC version of GG #06.
* King Fisher / Triad aka Linus Walleij
* triad@df.lth.se
* -- Information Wants to be Free
c64/magazines/Mojo/
* Mojo is published by a user group in North America.
c64/magazines/Newspress/
c64/magazines/Propaganda/
* Propaganda is a PAL scene magazine.
c64/magazines/Tiger Disk/
c64/magazines/VandalismNews/
* Vandalism News disk magazine.
c64/magazines/Vision/
c64/manuals/
* Commodore 64 related manuals
* See also the Project 64 document homepage at
* <URL:http://project64.c64.org/> and the iDOC= homepage at
* <URL:http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/>.
* Some of these manuals were originally distributed with Commodore
* computers & peripherals, and they can be downloaded for own use if
* original is missing. Copying and reprinting of these documents are
* forbidden by copyright law.
c64/notemakers/
c64/os/
c64/os/GeckOS@ -> pet/os/GeckOS
c64/os/ace@ -> c128/os/ace
c64/os/geos@ -> geos
c64/os/lunix/
* LUnix is a simple multitasking OS for the Commodore 64 being developed
* by Daniel Dallmann <Dallmann@heilbronn.netsurf.de>. The LUnix homepage
* is at
* <URL:http://www.heilbronn.netsurf.de/%7Edallmann/lunix/lunix.html>.
c64/packers/
* These crunchers and packers are presented here mainly for historical
* reasons. If you are looking for a fast and decent cruncher for serious
* use, check Pasi Ojala's PuCrunch, a cross-platform cruncher.
c64/packetradio/
* This directory contains packet radio stuff for the C64. See modem.gif
* for a schematic diagram. The software is packed using PK-Zip on MS-DOS.
* Unpack it before transfering the files to your C64. These files were
* uploaded by ecrew@Alpha1.curtin.edu.au.
c64/programming/
c64/programming/documents/
c64/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/c64
c64/tapeutil/
c64/utilities/
c65/
* Here is some stuff for the Commodore 65, whose production was canned at the
* very last minute in late 1991.
* To extract files from the .lha or .lzh archives, use LHX64 in the C64 mode,
* available from /pub/cbm/c64/archivers/.
c65/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/c65
crossplatform/
* Here is our collection of cross-platform tools, e.g. programs that are
* support the Commodore 8-bit computers on other platforms.
crossplatform/audio/
crossplatform/audio/HighVoltageSIDs/
* HIGH VOLTAGE SID COLLECTION from
* http://www.public.asu.edu/~greiman/inc/hv_sids.html
* At last! A SID tune collection specifically designed for SIDPlayer!
* This collection has around 95% of the most popular tunes from the
* Commodore 64...
crossplatform/audio/msdos/
crossplatform/audio/sounds/
crossplatform/converters/
crossplatform/converters/Amiga/
crossplatform/converters/c128@ -> c128/archivers
crossplatform/converters/c64@ -> c64/archivers
crossplatform/converters/msdos/
crossplatform/converters/pet@ -> pet/archivers
crossplatform/converters/unix/
crossplatform/emulators/
crossplatform/emulators/Amiga/
crossplatform/emulators/Atari/
crossplatform/emulators/Frodo/
* Frodo V4.0 is a free, portable C64 emulator for BeOS, Unix, MacOS,
* AmigaOS and Windows systems. Author: cbauer@iphcip1.physik.uni-mainz.de
* (Christian Bauer) <URL:http://www.Uni-Mainz.DE/~bauec002/FRMain.html>
crossplatform/emulators/MacOS/
crossplatform/emulators/VICE/
* For more information about VICE, see its home page at
* <URL:http://viceteam.bei.t-online.de/>.
crossplatform/emulators/VICE/old/
* For more information about VICE, see its home page at
* <URL:http://viceteam.bei.t-online.de/>.
crossplatform/emulators/alec/
* This directory contains different releases of the shareware ALE C64
* emulator.
* The files were uploaded by the author, johns@av.rwth-aachen.de.
crossplatform/emulators/c64s@ -> crossplatform/emulators/msdos/c64s
crossplatform/emulators/cb64/
* The development of the Come Back 64 emulator has been discontinued.
crossplatform/emulators/ccs64@ -> crossplatform/emulators/msdos/ccs64
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/VICE@ -> crossplatform/emulators/VICE
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/c64s/
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/ccs64/
* CCS64 is currently the best Commodore 64 emulator for Pentium boxes
* running MS-DOS. The author is HÃ¥kan Sundell
* <Hakan.Sundell@xpress.se>, and CCS64's home page is at
* <URL:http://www.fatal-design.com/ccs64/>.
* CCS64 is also available for some Unix variants, see
* <URL:http://www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/crossplatform/emulators/unix/>.
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/pc64/
* This directory contains distribution files of the Commodore 64
* emulator called PC64. It requires at least 386 and VGA, and runs in
* MS-DOS, Windows, OS/2 as well as in the Linux dosemu. PC64 for
* Windows is a newer product that requires Windows.
* PC64 won't be developed or distributed any longer. See PC64-The
* End.txt or PC64-Das Ende.txt for more details.
crossplatform/emulators/msdos/pc64/transfer@ -> crossplatform/transfer
crossplatform/emulators/pc64@ -> crossplatform/emulators/msdos/pc64
crossplatform/emulators/resid/
* ReSID is a Commodore 6581 or 8580 Sound Interface Device emulator. It
* is included in VICE, a versatile Commodore emulator.
crossplatform/emulators/unix/
crossplatform/emulators/unix/VICE@ -> crossplatform/emulators/VICE
crossplatform/graphics/
* Here you will find converters, viewers and image processing tools for
* different platforms. These programs support the graphics formats used on
* 8-bit Commodores.
crossplatform/graphics/Amiga/
crossplatform/graphics/c64@ -> c64/graphics/converters
crossplatform/graphics/msdos/
crossplatform/graphics/msdos/ConGo/
* ConGo <URL:http://www.8bit.com/congo.html> is an accessory program
* for GoDot, running on Windows 95 or 98. These files were uploaded by
* the author, Matthias Matting.
crossplatform/graphics/unix/
crossplatform/programming@ -> programming
crossplatform/transfer/
* Data transfer utilities
crossplatform/transfer/1541-dos/
* These are the programs and instructions on how to read and write MS-DOS
* disks with a modified 1541. A 1541-II cannot unfortunately be modified
* for the program.
crossplatform/transfer/1541-to-PC/
crossplatform/transfer/Amiga/
crossplatform/transfer/C2N232/
* C2N232 is a Commodore C2N cassette drive (datassette) emulator with an
* RS-232 interface. It was designed by Marko Mäkelä
* (http://www.funet.fi/~msmakela/).
* The device allows data transfers between all 8-bit Commodore computers
* that are equipped with a cassette interface (PET series, VIC-20, C64,
* C128, 264 series, PET-II series) and any computer that has a 38400 bps
* RS-232 interface. Supported protocols include pulse width modulation
* (normal cassette LOAD/SAVE/OPEN, and any tape speeders that use at most
* 3 different pulse widths), and a custom protocol whose transfer speed
* exceeds 38400 bps already on a 1 MHz Commodore.
* The software is work in progress. The preferred methods of using the
* C2N232 are c2nload and cbmlink, the replacement of prlink.
crossplatform/transfer/C2N232/firmware/
* C2N232 is a Commodore C2N cassette drive (datassette) emulator with
* an RS-232 interface. It was designed by Marko Mäkelä
* (http://www.funet.fi/~msmakela/).
* Here you can find the firmware for the C2N232 device.
crossplatform/transfer/C2N232/gallery/
crossplatform/transfer/C2N232/hardware/
* C2N232 is a Commodore C2N cassette drive (datassette) emulator with
* an RS-232 interface. It was designed by Marko Mäkelä
* (http://www.funet.fi/~msmakela/).
* The hardware design (made with the Eagle layout editor by CadSoft) is
* based on two integrated circuits: an Atmel AT90S2313 microcontroller
* and a Maxim MAX232 line driver.
* These files may be used according to the terms of the GNU General
* Public License. Essentially, you may make money and need not pay any
* royalties to anyone, and if you modify the design, you must make the
* modifications available on the same conditions.
crossplatform/transfer/CBM-to-PC/
crossplatform/transfer/Linux/
crossplatform/transfer/datassette/
crossplatform/transfer/misc/
* This directory contains miscellanous transferring utilities.
csbruce/
* All programs in this directory were made by Craig Bruce
* <csbruce@ccnga.uwaterloo.ca>.
demodisks/
* This directory contains test/demo diskettes (compressed disk images) of
* different Commodore products. Uploads are naturally welcome.
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/c128/
* Here are disks supplied with the Commodore 128.
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/c128/cpm@ -> ../cpm/sys/c128/system
demodisks/c64/
* This directory contains test/demo diskettes supplied with the Commodore
* 64 or products tightly related with it.
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/c64/cpm/
demodisks/c64/modem/
* Software for Commodore modems
demodisks/c64/sfx/
demodisks/drives/
* This directory contains test/demo diskettes shipped with different
* Commodore disk drives.
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/other/
* This directory contains test/demo diskettes (compressed disk images)
* shipped with miscellanous Commodore products.
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/pet/
* Test/demo diskettes for PET hardware
* These software items were originally distributed with all new Commodore
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original disks are
* corrupt or missing. Copying and selling this software is forbidden by
* copyright law.
demodisks/pet/petdisk/
* These 8050 disk images were made from original-looking disks, but the
* disks were not write protected. The txt files contain the disk labels
* and the directory contents, and the d80.gz files are GNU zipped 8050
* disk images (2083 blocks, or 533248 bytes).
documents/
documents/cables/
documents/chipdata/
documents/chipdata/6500/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group NMOS 6500/1 One-Chip Microcomputer
documents/chipdata/6509/
* CSG 6509 Microprocessor with Memory Management, 10/86
documents/chipdata/650x/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group: NMOS 6500 Series Microprocessors
documents/chipdata/6523/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group MPS 6523 Tri-Port Interface (TPI)
documents/chipdata/6525/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group MPS 6525 tri-port interface
documents/chipdata/6582/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group: HMOS 6582 Sound Interface Device
documents/chipdata/65c23/
* Commodore Semiconductor Group 65C23 Tri-Port Interface (preliminary)
documents/chipdata/6809/
* Motorola Semiconductor Technical Data: MC6809E 8-bit microprocessing
* unit
documents/chipdata/7501/
* This is a draft copy of the preliminary 7501 data sheet. It originates
* from a pile of papers scanned by Tibor Biczo. William Levak, who sorted
* and scaled the images, noticed that all but 2 pages are reworked copies
* of the 6510 preliminary data sheet. Page 2 is missing.
documents/chipdata/la8200m/
* Sanyo LA8200M read/write amplifier data sheet (equivalent to the Sony
* CX20185 and the Motorola MC28719)
documents/chipdata/r650x/
* Rockwell R650X and R651X Microprocessors (CPU)
* Document No. 29000D39, Data Sheet, Rev. 8, June 1987
documents/chipdata/t6721/
* Toshiba Integrated Circuit, Technical Data: T6721A, T6772, T6684.
* C²MOS Voice Synthesizing LSI, 1 Nov. 1983; revised 1 Jun. 1984.
documents/chipdata/wd177x/
* Technical information about the Western Digital 1770/1772/1773 Floppy
* Disk Controller chips. The WD1770 and the WD1772 are used in the
* Commodore 1570/1571 and 1581 disk drives.
documents/chipdata/ym3526/
* This is the data sheet for the Yamaha YM3526 OPL FM synthesizer chip
* used in the Commodore C64/C128 Sounder Expander cartridge.
* Anyone wishing to program the YM3526 should refer to one of the many
* documents available on the internet on programming the OPL FM
* synthesizer used in Creative SoundBlaster cards.
* According to Magnus Eriksson, the YM3526 should not be confused with
* OPL2 (YM3812) or OPL3 (YMF262).
documents/disk-drives/
documents/maps@ -> maps
documents/programming@ -> programming
documents/projects/
documents/projects/accelerators/
documents/projects/accelerators/turboprocess/
* Roßmöller TurboProcess was a 4 MHz 65816 cartridge for the
* Commodore 64.
documents/projects/drives/
* Projects related to mass storage
documents/projects/ieee-488/
* IEEE-488 a.k.a. HP-IB a.k.a. GP-IB is a parallel bus used in the
* Commodore PET line of computers. For its home computers, Commodore
* developed a very slow serial version of the bus.
documents/projects/ieee-488/c64@ -> schematics/cartridges/c64/ieee-488
documents/projects/ieee-488/vic20@ -> schematics/cartridges/vic20/ieee-488
documents/projects/interfaces/
documents/projects/interfaces/mouse/
* This is a serial mouse interface for Commodore computers. It
* effectively lets you to connect an RS-232C PC mouse as a 1351
* compatible device to the joystick port.
documents/projects/interfaces/mouse/Filez/
documents/projects/interfaces/mouse/Gallery/
documents/projects/interfaces/plus4joy/
* Here you will find instructions on building an adapter for connecting
* a normal Atari VCS 2600 style digital joystick to the Commodore
* plus/4. The document was created and uploaded by Levente Hársfalvi
* <levente@terrasoft.hu>.
documents/projects/memory/
documents/projects/memory/c128/
* Memory expansions for the Commodore 128, 128D and 128DCR
documents/projects/memory/c128/1028/
* This directory contains the instructions for building an internal
* memory expansion of 256, 512 or 1024 kilobytes for the Commodore
* 128 or Commodore 128D computers. There are different versions of
* the documentation, and some software to test the memory expansion.
* Don't forget to look for prlink in /pub/cbm/transfer. It is a
* transfer system for PC or Amiga and C= 8-bit computers. It
* supports also this memory expansion.
documents/projects/memory/c64/
* Memory expansions for the Commodore 64
documents/projects/memory/c64/256kB/
* This directory contains the instructions for building an internal
* memory expansion of 256 kilobytes for the Commodore 64 computer.
* There are different versions of the documentation, and some
* software to test the memory expansion.
documents/projects/memory/pet/
documents/projects/memory/plus4/
* Memory expansions for the Commodore 264 Series
documents/projects/memory/reu/
* Memory expansions for the Commodore RAM Expansion Unit
documents/projects/memory/vic20/
* Memory expansions for the Commodore VIC-20
documents/projects/other/
documents/projects/rs232/
* The lack of real RS-232C interface on the C64 has inspired many people
* to design their own interfaces and to write instructions how to build
* them.
documents/projects/scsi/
documents/projects/transfer@ -> crossplatform/transfer
documents/repair/
faq/
faq/cpm@ -> ../cpm/faq
faq/trivia/
* This directory contains Commodore trivia questions with answers. These
* questions have been created by Jim Brain.
firmware/
* This directory contains original firmware of 6502-based Commodore products,
* for the purpose of troubleshooting and repairing old equipment. If you
* have other ROMs or more precise information (i.e. ROM part numbers), feel
* free to contact us.
firmware/characters/
firmware/computers/
* Firmware for Commodore 8-bit home computers. The chronological order is:
* VIC-20, C64, plus/4, C128, C65.
firmware/computers/b/
* The Commodore 600 series was known as the B128 in the United States,
* and the machine that was known there as the B256, was called the 700
* series in Europe. These machines are also known as "CBM II Low
* Profile" and "CBM II High Profile", respectively.
* The 600 and the 700 series are almost identical, but 700 series
* machines have a built-in monitor, a separate keyboard, and a different
* character generator ROM. The 610/710 has 128kB RAM, the 620/720 has
* 256kB RAM, and the 630/730 has 256kB RAM and a co-processor card (Z80
* and 8088 were planned, but it is not sure if these cards actually
* existed).
* The 500 series uses a 6567/6569 VIC-II video chip instead of the 6845
* CRTC. It also runs at around 1 MHz instead of the 2 MHz of other Model
* B computers.
* See also <URL:../b/index.html> and <URL:../../../b/index.html>.
firmware/computers/b/drives@ -> firmware/drives/old
firmware/computers/b/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/b
firmware/computers/c128/
firmware/computers/c128/drives@ -> firmware/drives/new
firmware/computers/c128/other/
firmware/computers/c128/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/c128
firmware/computers/c64/
firmware/computers/c64/drives@ -> firmware/drives/new
firmware/computers/c64/other/
* Firmware of c64/c128 cartridges and other devices
firmware/computers/c64/other/btx/
* BTX, or Bildschirmtext, is/was a modem-based on-line system that
* started in the 1980s. It was run by the state-owned telephone
* corporation.
firmware/computers/c64/other/max/
firmware/computers/c64/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/c64
firmware/computers/c65/
* The Commodore 65 was never produced. These ROM images are from
* prototype units. The number codes are date codes: YYMMDD.
firmware/computers/pet/
firmware/computers/pet/8296/
* Commodore 8296 specific firmware
firmware/computers/pet/8296/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/pet/8296
firmware/computers/pet/SuperPET/
* The SuperPET is a 8032 PET with one or two added boards that were
* designed at the University of Waterloo. The computer has a built-in
* RS-232C interface and many built-in programming languages. In
* Europe, this machine was called the MicroMainFrame 9000, or MMF 9000.
firmware/computers/pet/SuperPET/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/pet/SuperPET
firmware/computers/pet/d/
* Here you will find firmware and technical data of Commodore's
* professional disk drives, equipped with the IEEE-488 interface, and
* of Commodore's professional line of computers, the PET.
* Most of the disk drive information was supplied by William M. Levak
* <wlevak@umich.edu>.
firmware/computers/pet/drives@ -> firmware/drives/old
firmware/computers/pet/other/
* 3rd party firmware for the PET
firmware/computers/pet/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/pet
firmware/computers/plus4/
* Here are the ROMs for the Commodore 264 series, which includes the C16,
* C116 and the plus/4.
firmware/computers/plus4/232/
firmware/computers/plus4/364/
* This directory contains original firmware of the Commodore 364
* prototype. Uploaded by Bo Zimmerman (bo@zimmers.net). See
* <URL:http://www.zimmers.net/cbmpics/c116s.html> for more information
* All are 16K, either 23128 ROMs and 27128 EPROMs
firmware/computers/plus4/drives@ -> firmware/drives/new
firmware/computers/plus4/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/plus4
firmware/computers/vic20/
firmware/computers/vic20/drives@ -> firmware/drives/new
firmware/computers/vic20/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/vic20
firmware/drives/
* Firmware for Commodore disk drives.
* According to William Levak, Commodore used six different native disk
* formats:
* 2040/3040 - This is slightly different from later formats: tracks 18 - 24
* have 20 sectors instead of 19.
* 2031/4040/1540/1541/1551/1570 - single sided, single density, 48tpi
* 1571 - A double sided version.
* 8050 - single sided, 96tpi
* 1001/8250 - double sided, 96tpi
* 1581, 3½" DD with MFM
* While we're on the subject, Commodore's single density drives are
* actually double density, and the double density drives are actually quad
* density. Quad density disks have the same capacity of high density disks,
* but the magnetic film is compatible with double density disks.
firmware/drives/new/
* Serial bus based Commodore disk drives
firmware/drives/new/1541/
* This directory contains ROMs of 1540, 1541, 1541C and 1541-II drives.
* The ROM checksums are valid. If you add the byte values together
* (adc data:adc #0), the sum of the $c000-$dfff ROM will be $c0, and
* the $e000-$ffff ROM will add up to $e0. This applies also to the
* halves of the 1541-II ROM.
firmware/drives/new/1541/hacks/
* Modifications to the original Commodore 1540, 1541 or 1541-II
* firmware
firmware/drives/new/1541/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/new/1541
firmware/drives/new/1551/
* The 1551 was designed for the Commodore 264 series of computers,
* consisting of the C16, C116 and plus/4.
firmware/drives/new/1551/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/new/1551
firmware/drives/new/1571/
* Here is the firmware of the 1570, 1571 and 1571CR drives. There are
* some differences between these drives. The 1570 is single-sided,
* while the others are double-sided. See the README file for details.
firmware/drives/new/1571/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/new/1571
firmware/drives/new/1581/
* The Commodore 1581 is a 3,5 inch drive with serial bus connection.
* The drive used a normal MFM controller and a double density drive
* mechanism.
firmware/drives/new/1581/hacks/
* These files were uploaded by TFSS of GPS (golden_pig@hotmail.com).
firmware/drives/old/
* Here you will find firmware and technical data of Commodore's
* professional disk drives, equipped with the IEEE-488 interface.
* Most of the disk drive information was supplied by William M. Levak
* <wlevak@umich.edu>.
firmware/drives/old/1001/
* Firmware ROMs of COMMODORE SFD 1001 IEEE488 Floppy Disk Drive, with
* 1MB capacity on 5¼" DS/DD disks.
firmware/drives/old/1001/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/old/1001
firmware/drives/old/2031/
* These files were uploaded by William M. Levak <wlevak@umich.edu>.
firmware/drives/old/2031/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/old/2031
firmware/drives/old/4040/
* These files were uploaded by William M. Levak
* <wlevak@cyberspace.org>.
firmware/drives/old/4040/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/old/4040
firmware/drives/old/8050/
* These files were uploaded by William M. Levak
* <wlevak@cyberspace.org>.
firmware/drives/old/8050/d/
* The files in this directory were supplied by Olaf Seibert.
firmware/drives/old/8280/
* These files were saved off some EPROM chips on a 8280 motherboard.
* Uploaded by Bo Zimmerman <bo@zimmers.net>.
firmware/drives/old/9090/
* The Commodore D9060 and D9090 can use the same firmware. The
* difference between these units is that the jumper J14 on the DOS
* board is open in the D9060, and closed in the D9090 to select a 4-
* head vs. 6-head drive. The jumper J13 seems to be unused.
* According to Wolfgang Günther, the EPROM type may be 2564 or 2764,
* depending on the board version ("Assy No. 300012-001, Rev.B" or "Assy
* No. 300012-002, Rev.A"). This is the case of 300516/300517 rev.C.
firmware/drives/old/9090/schematics@ -> schematics/drives/old/9090
firmware/drives/other/
* Firmware for disk drives not manufactured by Commodore.
firmware/drives/other/msd/
* These drives were manufactured by MSD Systems, Inc., 10031 Monroe,
* Suite 206, Dallas, TX 75229. The SD-1 is a single disk drive unit,
* and the SD-2 is a dual disk drive unit.
firmware/misc/
firmware/printers/
firmware/printers/1230/
* Firmware for the Commodore printer MPS-1230
firmware/printers/1526/
* The Commodore 1526 is a dot matrix printer that attaches to the serial
* bus.
firmware/printers/3022/
* Firmware of the Commodore 3022 IEEE-488 printer
firmware/printers/4023@ -> firmware/printers/1526
firmware/printers/8023P/
* These files were uploaded by William M. Levak <wlevak@cyberspace.org>.
firmware/printers/8028/
* These files were contributed by Nicolas Welte <welte@chemie.uni-
* konstanz.de>.
firmware/printers/mps/
geos/
* GEOS is a graphical environment for the Commodore 64, 128 and the plus/4.
* Some versions of it are available for download at
* <URL:http://cmdrkey.com/cbm/geos/geos1.html>.
geos/GeoThek/
* This is a collection of German GEOS files (GeoThek library). The
* collection is provided here "as is", mainly for two reasons. First, the
* disks are organized with some kind of internal logic (files that belong
* together are on the same diskette), and second, even though many of these
* files are available in the main archive (even as newer versions), some
* files may be adapted for German needs and might not work in English GEOS
* versions properly.
* Merging this collection with our GEOS archive would be possible but very
* time-consuming, since there are no descriptions for individual files
* (other than the info block), and it would be difficult to decide which
* files belong together.
geos/GeoThek/128/
geos/GeoThek/Fonts/
geos/GeoThek/Fotoalben/
geos/GeoThek/Programme/
geos/GeoThek/Spezial/
geos/GeoThek/geoPaint/
geos/GeoThek/sonstige/
geos/autoexec/
geos/c128/
geos/c64/
geos/comm/
geos/deskacc/
geos/drivers/
geos/drivers/input/
geos/drivers/printers/
* Here you will find some printer drivers for GEOS.
geos/games/
geos/graphics/
geos/graphics/converters/
geos/graphics/editors/
geos/graphics/fonts/
geos/graphics/fonts/60dpi/
geos/graphics/fonts/60dpimega/
geos/graphics/fonts/barcode/
geos/graphics/fonts/english/
geos/graphics/fonts/math/
geos/graphics/fonts/mega/
geos/graphics/fonts/music/
geos/graphics/fonts/nonenglish/
geos/graphics/fonts/postscript/
geos/graphics/fonts/signlang/
geos/graphics/fonts/symbols/
geos/graphics/fonts/unsorted/
geos/graphics/fontutils/
geos/graphics/images/
* To save space, all Lynxed and Converted files are in GNU Zip format.
* The .sfx files can be directly used on the Commodore.
geos/graphics/viewers/
geos/non-GEOS/
geos/patches/
geos/programming/
geos/programming/documents/
geos/programming/source/
geos/util/
geos/util/database/
geos/util/disk/
geos/util/file/
geos/util/misc/
geos/util/printing/
geos/util/screensavers/
geos/util/sound/
geos/util/text/
html/
* Here you will find miscellanous HTML documents and pictures related to
* Commodore.
html/c64@ -> c64/html
html/pet@ -> pet/html
html/plus4@ -> plus4/html
magazines/
magazines/c=hacking/
* The main C=Hacking archive is at
* <URL:http://www.ffd2.com/fridge/chacking/>.
magazines/c=hacking/code/
* Example programs for different C=Hacking issues
magazines/c=hacking/code/01/
magazines/c=hacking/code/02/
magazines/c=hacking/code/03/
magazines/c=hacking/code/04/
magazines/c=hacking/code/05/
magazines/c=hacking/code/06/
magazines/c=hacking/code/07/
magazines/c=hacking/code/08/
magazines/c=hacking/code/09/
magazines/c=hacking/code/10/
magazines/c=hacking/code/12/
magazines/c=hacking/code/13/
magazines/c=hacking/code/14/
magazines/c=hacking/code/15/
magazines/c=hacking/code/16/
magazines/c=hacking/code/17/
magazines/c=hacking/code/18/
magazines/c=hacking/code/19/
magazines/c=hacking/code/20/
magazines/disk/
* Disk magazines for different platforms
magazines/disk/c64@ -> c64/magazines
magazines/disk/plus4@ -> plus4/magazines
magazines/disk/vic20@ -> vic20/magazines
magazines/transactor/
* The Transactor started on April 30, 1978, as a bulletin of Commodore
* Business Machines at Agincourt, Ontario, Canada. Later, it became an
* independent publication. The files in this (still incomplete) archive
* were provided by Craig Bruce and others. The metadata (textual
* descriptions) and the browsing system were constructed by Marko Mäkelä.
* Permission to distribute these files was granted by the editor of The
* Transactor magazine, Karl Hildon, who is still selling reprints of The
* Complete Commodore Inner Space Anthology,
* <URL:../../manuals/anthology/index.html>. Contact him for details at
* <URL:mailto:karl.hildon@tdsb.on.ca>.
* If you have any of the missing magazines or disks, please contact us.
magazines/transactor/100/
magazines/transactor/200/
magazines/transactor/400/
magazines/transactor/disks/
* These disk images are available here with the permission of Karl
* Hildon, the former editor of The Transactor magazine. For each disk,
* there are two files: a photograph of the label side, and a compressed
* image of the 1541 disk contents.
* If you have any of the missing disks, please contact us.
magazines/transactor/v4i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 4, Issue 06, May 1984
magazines/transactor/v4i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v4i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v4i6/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i1/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 01, July 1984
magazines/transactor/v5i1/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i1/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i1/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i2/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 02, September 1984
magazines/transactor/v5i2/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i2/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i2/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i3/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 03, November 1984
magazines/transactor/v5i3/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i3/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i3/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i4/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 04, January 1985
magazines/transactor/v5i4/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i4/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i4/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i5/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 05, March 1985
magazines/transactor/v5i5/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i5/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i5/400/
magazines/transactor/v5i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 5, Issue 06, May 1985
magazines/transactor/v5i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v5i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v5i6/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i1/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 01, July 1985
magazines/transactor/v6i1/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i1/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i1/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i2/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 02, September 1985
magazines/transactor/v6i2/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i2/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i2/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i3/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 03, November 1985
magazines/transactor/v6i3/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i3/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i3/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i4/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 04, January 1986
magazines/transactor/v6i4/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i4/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i4/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i5/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 05, March 1986
magazines/transactor/v6i5/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i5/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i5/400/
magazines/transactor/v6i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 6, Issue 06, May 1986
magazines/transactor/v6i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v6i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v6i6/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i1/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 01, July 1986
magazines/transactor/v7i1/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i1/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i1/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i2/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 02, September 1986
magazines/transactor/v7i2/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i2/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i2/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i3/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 03, November 1986
magazines/transactor/v7i3/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i3/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i3/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i4/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 04, January 1987
magazines/transactor/v7i4/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i4/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i4/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i5/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 05, March 1987
magazines/transactor/v7i5/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i5/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i5/400/
magazines/transactor/v7i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 7, Issue 06, May 1987
magazines/transactor/v7i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v7i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v7i6/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i1/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 01, July 1987
magazines/transactor/v8i1/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i1/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i1/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i2/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 02, September 1987
magazines/transactor/v8i2/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i2/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i2/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i3/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 03, November 1987
magazines/transactor/v8i3/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i3/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i3/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i4/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 04, January 1988
magazines/transactor/v8i4/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i4/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i4/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i5/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 05, March 1988
magazines/transactor/v8i5/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i5/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i5/400/
magazines/transactor/v8i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 8, Issue 06, May 1988
magazines/transactor/v8i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v8i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v8i6/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i1/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 01, September 1988
magazines/transactor/v9i1/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i1/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i1/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i2/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 02, December 1988
magazines/transactor/v9i2/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i2/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i2/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i3/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 03, February 1989
magazines/transactor/v9i3/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i3/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i3/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i4/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 04, April 1989
magazines/transactor/v9i4/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i4/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i4/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i5/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 05, June 1989
magazines/transactor/v9i5/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i5/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i5/400/
magazines/transactor/v9i6/
* The Transactor, Volume 9, Issue 06, August 1989
magazines/transactor/v9i6/100/
magazines/transactor/v9i6/200/
magazines/transactor/v9i6/400/
manuals/
* Commodore related manuals
* See also the Project 64 document homepage at
* <URL:http://project64.c64.org/> and the iDOC= homepage at
* <URL:http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/>.
* These manuals were originally distributed with all Commodore computers &
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original is missing.
* Copying and reprinting of these documents are forbidden by copyright law.
manuals/anthology/
* The Complete Commodore Inner Space Anthology was composed by Karl J.H.
* Hildon, the editor of The Transactor magazine
* <URL:../../magazines/transactor/index.html>. He has given the permission
* to distribute these files, but he is still selling reprints of this book.
* Contact him for details at <URL:mailto:karl.hildon@tdsb.on.ca>.
* These images were obtained from Craig Bruce. The metadata (textual table
* of contents) and the browsing system were created by Marko Mäkelä.
manuals/anthology/100/
manuals/anthology/200/
manuals/anthology/400/
manuals/c128/
* Commodore 64 related manuals
* See also the Project 64 document homepage at
* <URL:http://project64.c64.org/> and the iDOC= homepage at
* <URL:http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/>.
* Some of these manuals were originally distributed with Commodore
* computers & peripherals, and they can be downloaded for own use if
* original is missing. Copying and reprinting of these documents are
* forbidden by copyright law.
manuals/c64@ -> c64/manuals
manuals/drives/
* Manuals for Commodore disk drives See also the Project 64 document
* homepage at <URL:http://project64.c64.org/> and the iDOC= homepage at
* <URL:http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/>.
* Some of these manuals were originally distributed with Commodore
* computers & peripherals, and they can be downloaded for own use if
* original is missing. Copying and reprinting of these documents are
* forbidden by copyright law.
manuals/pet/
* Manuals for the Commodore PET
* These manuals were originally distributed with all Commodore computers &
* peripherals, and can be downloaded for own use if original is missing.
* Copying and reprinting of these documents are forbidden by copyright law.
manuals/pet/SuperPET-overview/
* Commodore SuperPET Computers System Overview provides an introduction
* to the hardware of the Commodore SuperPET and an overview of the
* Waterloo software for that computer.
* This manual was scanned by William Levak. The blank pages have been
* omitted.
manuals/vic20@ -> vic20/manuals
maps/
* These files are from <URL:ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/cbm/maps/>.
pet/
* See also the PET home pages
* <URL:http://www.6502.org/users/andre/petindex/petindex.html>,
* <URL:http://www.jps.net/foxnhare/commodore.html>, and
* <URL:http://freespace.virgin.net/ken.ross1/>.
pet/SuperPET/
* The SuperPET is a 8032 PET with one or two added boards that were
* designed at the University of Waterloo. The computer has a built-in RS-
* 232C interface and many built-in programming languages. In Europe, this
* machine was called the MicroMainFrame 9000, or MMF 9000.
pet/SuperPET/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/pet/SuperPET
pet/SuperPET/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/pet/SuperPET
pet/archivers/
pet/audio/
* Audio and music utilities for the PET series
pet/demodisks@ -> demodisks/pet
pet/demos/
* Demos for Commodore PET series computers
pet/demos/Cursor/
* These animations were published in the Cursor tape magazine. They work
* best on 40-column PETs. Beware, some of these demos make use of the
* "smoke POKE" that speeds up video on older PETs and may damage some
* newer models.
pet/edu/
pet/edu/Canada/
* These programs were distributed by Commodore Business Machines Canada
* as public domain in the Commodore Educational Software collection dated
* 1983. Unfortunately, not all disks are present, and not all disks are
* complete.
* These programs run on PETs with Basic 2.0 and 4.0 with either 40 or 80
* column screens, and on the Commodore 64. On every disk there is the
* program "cbm4032v2.1 50 hz" to run the programs on the 8032.
pet/edu/Canada/misc/
* These programs were distributed by Commodore Business Machines Canada
* as public domain in the Commodore Educational Software collection
* dated 1983. They run on the following computers: BASIC 2.0 PET,
* BASIC 4.0 PET, 8032 CBM (with an 40-column emulator program) and the
* Commodore 64. The programs seem to be slightly updated versions
* compared to the collections at
* <URL:http://www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/pet/edu/Canada/> uploaded by Olaf
* Seibert.
pet/edu/programming@ -> pet/programming/lessons
pet/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/pet
pet/games/
pet/games/english/
pet/games/german/
pet/html/
* HTML documents related to the Commodore PET
pet/manuals/
pet/manuals/8296supplement/
* Supplement to the PET 8032 manual, covering the PET 8296.
pet/manuals/8296supplement/imgs/
pet/manuals/LOS-96/
* LOS-96 Handbuch. German manual for the PET 8096.
pet/manuals/LOS-KIT/
* German 8096 LOS-KIT User's Manual. LOS-KIT is a set of development
* tools especially for the LOS-96 `operating system'.
pet/os/
pet/os/GeckOS/
pet/os/LOS-96/
pet/os/LOS-96/LOS-96@ -> pet/manuals/LOS-96
pet/os/LOS-96/LOS-KIT@ -> pet/manuals/LOS-KIT
pet/programming/
* Programming examples, tools and documentation
pet/programming/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/pet/other
pet/programming/lessons/
* These files were uploaded by Olaf Seibert in 1995 and converted to
* gzipped Lynx format by Marko Mäkelä in 2001.
pet/roms/
pet/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/pet
pet/src@ -> src/pet
pet/utilities/
pet/utilities/text/
pictures/
pictures/c65/
* This directory contains pictures of a Commodore C65 prototype. The
* project was canned, but the prototypes were sold in Autumn 1993 when
* Commodore liquidated one of its warehouses. The pictures are scanned
* from the German 64'er magazine, issue 3/94. Read the article and also
* the interview of a chief engineer Fred Bowen in issue 4/94 to get more
* information.
* Note that these pictures have poor quality, since they were scanned from
* the magazine.
pictures/custom/
* Pictures of custom 8-bit equipment or hacks
pictures/gpage1/
* Here are the pictures of George Page's computer collection, part 1. You'd
* better view them through the file gpage1.html.
pictures/gpage1/t/
* Here are the thumbnails of George Page's computer collection, part 1.
* You'd better view them through the file ../gpage1.html.
pictures/gpage2/
* Here are the pictures of George Page's computer collection, part 2. You'd
* better view them through the file gpage2.html, which has full
* descriptions of the images.
pictures/gpage2/t/
* Here are the thumbnails of George Page's computer collection, part 2.
* You'd better view them through the file ../gpage2.html, which has full
* descriptions of the images.
pictures/manuals/
pictures/other/
plus4/
* This directory contains software for the Commodore 264 series, which
* includes the plus/4, the C16 and the rarely seen C116. All software should
* run on a plus/4, and on a C16 with a 64kB memory expansion.
* Special thanks go to Lion/Chromance <lion@inf.bme.hu>, the maintainer of
* the <URL:ftp://c64.rulez.org/pub/plus4/> site, and to Luca/FIRE
* <lucafire@stud-r1.chim.unifi.it>, a plus/4 scener who has uploaded most
* files.
* The page <URL:http://plus4.emucamp.com/downloads.php> lists all major
* Commodore 264 related archive sites.
plus4/Demos/
* The Commodore plus/4 demo archive
plus4/Demos/220V/
plus4/Demos/A-System/
plus4/Demos/ATI/
plus4/Demos/Absence/
plus4/Demos/Absence/magazines@ -> plus4/magazines/Absence
plus4/Demos/Anarchy/
plus4/Demos/Assassins/
plus4/Demos/Assassins/magazines@ -> plus4/magazines/Assassins
plus4/Demos/Axis/
plus4/Demos/Axis/Scanners@ -> plus4/magazines/Axis
plus4/Demos/CSM/
plus4/Demos/CeeKay/
plus4/Demos/Coroners/
* These stuffs are packed all with LHA 2.12 (under DOS), with -o switch
* (compatible mode). So they may be depackable on other systems, too. The
* format of files is the usual .d64 (...zipcode does'nt exist on Plus/4,
* moreover, depacking is screamly slow on Commodores...) disk-image which
* is handled by C64S and much PC-1541 transferring stuffs. You can
* especially use Trans64 to put these images back to an 1541-format disk
* (1551 uses the same format, too). There should be ways on other systems
* but I still don't work on them so...
* N-JOY the progs... Old Commodores never die!!!
* Levente
* Beard / Coroners
* HARSFALVIL@PMMF.HU
plus4/Demos/Crown/
plus4/Demos/DeltaSystem/
* DELTA SYSTEM PLUS/4 SECTION
* <URL:http://www.inf.bme.hu/~charles/plus4.html>
* Short history
* The Plus/4 section of Delta System was organized on the Autumn of 1990
* with three members: UPC, Charles and Toma. There were no serious work
* of ours 'till the Summer of 1991, but after that more & more programs
* have been released (see below). Later two new members have joined our
* section, namely: St.GLS and RVN (later Dragon) - a gfxman. In the
* Winter of 1992 - after releasing our great megademo - the section has
* been dissolved, though St.GLS has worked a few more months on. Most of
* our works have been explored by the majority just posthumous.
* If you're interested in any of these stuffs, just E-mail
* charles@inf.bme.hu.
* Future prospects: Since every member has sold its machine and moved to
* PC, and the whole Plus/4 life is about to die, this section won't be
* reorganized ever.
* List of the past's Plus/4 members:
* Charles
* Dragon
* St. GLS
* Toma
* UPC
plus4/Demos/EDC/
plus4/Demos/ELF/
plus4/Demos/Electronic+EVS/
plus4/Demos/FYC/
plus4/Demos/Fire/
plus4/Demos/Fire/LoneNews@ -> plus4/magazines/Fire
plus4/Demos/GFW/
plus4/Demos/GFW/CoolNews@ -> plus4/magazines/GFW
plus4/Demos/GOTU/
* Gods Of The Universe <URL:http://www.econ.klte.hu/%7Egotu/> is a
* Hungarian group. Lavina/GOTU (Laszlo Szucs) can be reached at
* <lavina@economics.econ.klte.hu>.
plus4/Demos/GOTU/Supernews@ -> plus4/magazines/GOTU
plus4/Demos/Gentlemen/
plus4/Demos/Graffity/
plus4/Demos/HOT/
* Heroes of Time (HOT)
* All these productions were coded by the famous ULF! (haze@uni-
* paderborn.de)
plus4/Demos/HQC/
* These productions are from the group High Quality Crackings.
plus4/Demos/MTV/
plus4/Demos/MX/
* Methabolix
plus4/Demos/Muffbusters/
plus4/Demos/NST/
* New System Technology was a Hungarian group with the following main
* members: BAND (Endre Domokos),
* BSZ (Balazs Szabo),
* SENSOR (Istvan Dudok),
* SZAKI (Tamas Sachs),
* STINKY (Adorján Zoltán),
* SUTY (Sütô Tibor).
* There were some temporary members as well. This information was
* provided by Szaki/NST (sachs@sirkan.sch.bme.hu), who will upload some
* more NST stuff next year.
plus4/Demos/Scorpions/
plus4/Demos/Scorpions/magazines@ -> plus4/magazines/Scorpions
plus4/Demos/Synergy/
* Synergy is a German plus/4 group. Its homepage is at
* <URL:http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/marco_bojda/>.
plus4/Demos/Synergy/Signals@ -> plus4/magazines/Synergy
plus4/Demos/TEK/
plus4/Demos/TLT/
plus4/Demos/Terrorists/
plus4/Demos/Terrorists/TerrorNews@ -> plus4/magazines/Terrorists
plus4/Demos/Thrust/
* These productions are from the group Thrust.
* They were programmed by ULF! (haze@uni-paderborn.de).
plus4/Demos/UTG/
plus4/Demos/Vortex/
plus4/Demos/Wilds/
plus4/Demos/Wilds/magazines@ -> plus4/magazines/Wilds
plus4/Demos/misc/
plus4/Games.16/
* Yet another directory containing games written mainly in machine language
* for the Commodore 264 series. Games in this directory have been
* successfully tested on an unexpanded C16.
plus4/Games/
* The plus/4 game archive.
* Most of the archive has now been disabled, due to the uncertain copyright
* status of many of the files. Many of the programs contain no copyright
* notice, let alone any license terms or the name of the author.
* Since we do not have the resources to trace down the authors, we have
* removed such files from the collection.
* If you would like to have a title re-listed, please supply us with a
* permission notice of the current copyright holder. We are sorry for the
* inconvenience.
plus4/Games/1k/
* The executable program files of all these games are at most 1 kilobyte
* long. They may use more memory at run time.
plus4/Games/Llamasoft/
* These games have been converted from Commodore 64 titles made by Jeff
* Minter / Llamasoft <URL:http://www.llamasoft.co.uk>.
plus4/Games/Solitaire/
* This plus/4 solitaire card game collection consists of games packed
* into self dissolving archives. The games run both on PAL and on NTSC
* systems. Uploaded by James Hehl <jdk@akcache.com>.
plus4/Games/carts/
plus4/Games/carts/Adams/
* This directory contains text adventure games by Scott Adams
* <URL:http://www.msadams.com>.
plus4/Games/misc/
* The plus/4 game archive. The games have been sorted by their names into
* different subdirectories.
plus4/Games/misc/0/
plus4/Games/misc/a/
plus4/Games/misc/b/
plus4/Games/misc/c/
plus4/Games/misc/d/
plus4/Games/misc/e/
plus4/Games/misc/f/
plus4/Games/misc/g/
plus4/Games/misc/h/
plus4/Games/misc/i/
plus4/Games/misc/j/
plus4/Games/misc/k/
plus4/Games/misc/l/
plus4/Games/misc/m/
plus4/Games/misc/n/
plus4/Games/misc/o/
plus4/Games/misc/p/
plus4/Games/misc/q/
plus4/Games/misc/r/
plus4/Games/misc/s/
plus4/Games/misc/t/
plus4/Games/misc/u/
plus4/Games/misc/v/
plus4/Games/misc/w/
plus4/Games/misc/x/
plus4/Games/misc/y/
plus4/Games/misc/z/
plus4/Games/other/
plus4/Parties/
plus4/Parties/Global Pardey II/
* Hi Dear +4 Scene!
* Here are some photos about plus 4 freax. Most of them were shot on
* GLOBAL PARDEY II. in 1994 by Lacoste of WLS and Lavina of Gotu in
* Debrecen, Hungary. Please upload similar photos if you have some.
* Sorry for the bad resolution of the images (Handyscan sucks!)
* Lavina of Gotu (LAVINA@ECONOMICS.ECON.KLTE.HU)
plus4/Tools/
* The plus/4 tool/utility collection
plus4/Tools/Assembler/
plus4/Tools/Disk/
plus4/Tools/Graphic/
plus4/Tools/Misc/
plus4/Tools/Music/
plus4/Tools/Tape/
* Utilities for the datassette
plus4/Tools/Text/
plus4/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/plus4
plus4/html/
* HTML documents related to the Commodore 264 series
plus4/magazines/
* The plus/4 disk magazine collection The magazines are sorted by the
* publishing groups.
plus4/magazines/Absence/
plus4/magazines/Assassins/
plus4/magazines/Axis/
plus4/magazines/Fire/
* Magazines by Fire. Luca/Fire (Luca Carrafiello) can be reached at
* lucafire@stud-r1.chim.unifi.it. See also
* <URL:http://plus4.emucamp.com/lone.htm>.
plus4/magazines/GFW/
plus4/magazines/GOTU/
* Supernews magazine by GOTU
* Lavina/Gotu (Laszlo Szucs) can be reached at
* lavina@economics.econ.klte.hu.
plus4/magazines/Korak/
* Korak was a guy who didn't belong to any groups. He is one of the
* great mysteries on the plus/4 scene, because nobody really knows who he
* is. According to Lavina/GOTU, Korak also made everyone angry with his
* comments about the scene.
plus4/magazines/Scorpions/
plus4/magazines/Synergy/
* Signals is magazine published by a German group Synergy on a rather
* irregular basis. The Signals home page is at <URL:http://home.t-
* online.de/home/haegar-synergy/signals.htm>.
plus4/magazines/Terrorists/
plus4/magazines/Unlimited/
* Unlimited is a German group whose home page is at
* <URL:http://www.c16doc.de/>.
plus4/magazines/Unlimited/Club-Info/
* These magazines were downloaded from <URL:http://www.c16doc.de/ci/>
* and converted to gzipped disk images.
plus4/magazines/Unlimited/Pluvi/
* These magazines were downloaded from
* <URL:http://www.c16doc.de/pluvi/> and converted to gzipped disk
* images.
plus4/magazines/Wilds/
plus4/plus4joy@ -> documents/projects/interfaces/plus4joy
plus4/programming/
* Information for plus/4, C16, C116 and V364 programmers
plus4/programming/manual/
* This Commodore plus/4 hardware manual was downloaded from
* <URL:http://www.javalemmings.com/plus4/programming/hardwaredocs.htm>
* and the images were reduced and improved by William Levak. See
* manual.html if you are using an HTML browser.
plus4/programming/manual/t/
* Here you can find the thumb-nail images for the Commodore plus/4
* hardware manual. Go to the parent directory for more information.
plus4/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/plus4
plus4/unsorted/
* This directory contains software uploaded by Jack Vander White. No file
* descriptions are available.
plus4/unsorted/Ceep4a/
* These files contain 1541 disk images with some new plus/4 programs
* programmed by Jim Hehl. The files are courtecy of COMMODORE CEE Disk
* Magazine.
programming/
* Programming information and tools.
* See also <URL:http://www.ffd2.com/fridge/> and <URL:http://www.6502.org/>.
programming/Amiga/
programming/c128@ -> c128/programming
programming/c64@ -> c64/programming
programming/cc65/
* Original location: <URL:ftp://ftp.musoftware.de/pub/uz/cc65/>
* This directory contains sources and binaries for my port of the cc65 C
* compiler. See <URL:http://www.cc65.org/> for more information.
programming/geos@ -> geos/programming
programming/msdos/
* The programs in this directory are for MS-DOS. If you develop programs
* with these tools, you will need a transfer system to get the binaries to
* a real Commodore, or you must use an emulator.
programming/pet@ -> pet/programming
programming/plus4@ -> plus4/programming
programming/unix/
* The programs in this directory are typically to be on a bigger system
* than an 8-bit Commodore. Most of these programs can be compiled on non-
* unix systems, such as MS-DOS. If you develop programs with these tools,
* you will need a transfer system to get the binaries to a real Commodore,
* or you must use an emulator.
programming/vic20@ -> vic20/programming
schematics/
* Here are schematic diagrams of different Commodore devices. You may also
* want to visit <URL:http://www.agtannenbaum.com/> (USA) or
* <URL:http://www.schaltungsdienst.com/> (Germany) who sell service manuals
* and schematic diagrams for various devices.
schematics/cartridges/
* Cartridges for various computers
schematics/cartridges/c64/
* External cartridges for the Commodore 64
schematics/cartridges/c64/cpm/
* The Commodore 64 CP/M cartridge has a Z80 processor running at 1 MHz.
* The schematic diagram of the cartridge was reverse-engineered by Ruud
* Baltissen. There is also some documentation on this cartridge in
* early prints of the Commodore 64 Programmer's Reference Guide. In
* later prints, the pages that originally described the CP/M cartridge
* were left blank.
schematics/cartridges/c64/cpm/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c64/cpm
schematics/cartridges/c64/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c64
schematics/cartridges/c64/diag/
schematics/cartridges/c64/freezer/
* Freezer cartridges allow the running program to be stopped, so that
* memory images can be backed up, modified or restored.
schematics/cartridges/c64/ieee-488/
* Commodore's IEEE-488 cartridge for the Commodore 64. Reverse-
* engineered by Wolfgang Günther <woll@wolltronic.de>.
schematics/cartridges/c64/magic-voice/
* The Commodore Magic Voice cartridge is a speech synthesizer with a
* very limited vocabulary of English. For more information about the
* cartridge, see
* <URL:http://calvin.ptloma.edu/%7Espectre/ckb/secret/operiph.html>.
schematics/cartridges/c64/sfx/
* The Commodore SFX Sound Expander was designed by Richard Watts of
* Music Sales Ltd and sold by Commodore as part of the 'Commodore SFX'
* product line. The cartridge uses an FM synthesis chip, the YM3256
* OPL, which is similar to the YM3812 OPL2 chip used in the AdLib and
* SoundBlaster cards for IBM PC compatibles.
schematics/cartridges/c64/sfx/demodisks@ -> demodisks/c64/sfx
schematics/cartridges/c64/userport@ -> schematics/cartridges/userport
schematics/cartridges/pet/
* Commodore PET add-ons
schematics/cartridges/plus4/
* Cartridges for the Commodore 264 series (C16, C116 and plus/4)
schematics/cartridges/userport/
* Cartridges for the user port (Commodore 64 and VIC-20)
schematics/cartridges/userport/modem/
* Commodore telephone modems (VICMODEM, 1650, 1660, 1670 et al) are
* plugged into the user port.
schematics/cartridges/vic20/
* Cartridges for the VIC-20
schematics/cartridges/vic20/ieee-488/
* CBM IEEE-488 cartridge VIC-1112, reverse-engineered by Wolfgang
* Günther <woll@wolltronic.de>
schematics/cartridges/vic20/userport@ -> schematics/cartridges/userport
schematics/computers/
* Here are schematic diagrams of different Commodore computers.
schematics/computers/b/
* The Commodore Model B service manual and schematic diagrams
schematics/computers/b/drives@ -> schematics/drives/old
schematics/computers/b/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/b
schematics/computers/c128/
* The Commodore 128 existed in three different major board versions: The
* first board was used in the flat 128 and in the plastic-cased 128D.
* Then came the 128DCR board, with the floppy controller integrated on
* the motherboard. There was also a 128CR (cost-reduced flat 128).
schematics/computers/c128/drives@ -> schematics/drives/new
schematics/computers/c128/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/c128
schematics/computers/c128/manual/
* Service Manual C-128/C128D Computer, November 1987, PN-314001-08
schematics/computers/c128/power/
* Power supplies of the Commodore 128 computers
* Scanned by Martin Buchty, uploaded by Oliver Weissflach, improved by
* William Levak
schematics/computers/c64/
* Here are some schematic diagrams of the Commodore 64.
schematics/computers/c64/cartridges@ -> schematics/cartridges/c64
schematics/computers/c64/drives@ -> schematics/drives/new
schematics/computers/c64/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/c64
schematics/computers/c64/manual-html/
schematics/computers/c64/manual/
* Service Manual, Model C64 Computer, Feb. 1985 PN-314001-02
schematics/computers/c64/sx-64/
schematics/computers/pet/
schematics/computers/pet/2001/
* The PET 2001, the first microcomputer by Commodore.
schematics/computers/pet/2001N/
* This is the service information on the 2001N/3000/4000 (no CRTC).
* This is the dynamic system board.
schematics/computers/pet/8032/
schematics/computers/pet/8296/
* Commodore 8296 schematic diagram
schematics/computers/pet/SuperPET/
* SuperPET or MicroMainFrame 9000 additional boards. A later version
* has all boards combined into one.
schematics/computers/pet/drives@ -> schematics/drives/old
schematics/computers/pet/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/pet
schematics/computers/pet/re/
* Here you will find the schematic diagrams of the Commodore PET
* computers drawn by Ruud Baltissen. Everything else is covered except
* the power supply and the power connector.
schematics/computers/pet/univ/
* This is the universal system board used in the 4000-12 and later 8032
* computers.
schematics/computers/pet/univ2/
* Universal system board (later version). There are many small
* changes, mostly ferrite beads, and filter capacitors. There are also
* fewer memory options on this board.
schematics/computers/plus4/
schematics/computers/plus4/drives@ -> schematics/drives/new
schematics/computers/plus4/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/plus4
schematics/computers/plus4/manual/
* Service Manual Model Plus 4 Computer Oct. 1984 PN-314001-04
schematics/computers/vic20/
* The VIC-20 and the VIC-20CR
schematics/computers/vic20/cartridges@ -> schematics/cartridges/vic20
schematics/computers/vic20/drives@ -> schematics/drives/new
schematics/computers/vic20/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/vic20
schematics/datassette/
* Datasette service manual model C2N/1530/1531, preliminary, Oct. 1984 PN-
* 314002-02. Pages scanned in two parts are designated "l" and "r" for the
* left and right parts.
schematics/drives/
* Commodore disk drives
schematics/drives/new/
* Here are schematic diagrams of new Commodore disk drives (with serial
* bus interface)
schematics/drives/new/1541/
* There are several versions of the Commodore 1541 disk drive. Some are
* covered by the technical manual, other schematics were scanned from
* later documents. There is even a reverse engineered diagram of the
* 1541-II drive.
schematics/drives/new/1541/service/
schematics/drives/new/1541/tech/
* Commodore Single Disk Drive, Technical Manual, Model 1540/1541, P/N
* 990445. There is no date, but it looks to be about 1984. This is
* an early version covering only the 1540 and 1541, with an update
* that covers the 1541B.
schematics/drives/new/1551/
* Here is the schematic diagram of the Commodore 1551 disk drive.
schematics/drives/new/1571/
* Here is the schematic diagram of the Commodore 1571 floppy disk
* drive. The schematic also applies to the built-in 1571 in the
* Commodore 128D to some extent, but not to the 1571CR, which is
* integrated on the motherboard of the Commodore 128DCR. You can find
* those diagrams among the Commodore 128 schematics.
schematics/drives/new/1571/manual/
* This directory contains an HTML version of the Commodore 1571
* service manual (PN-314002-04, October 1986).
schematics/drives/new/1581/
* Service Manual, 1581, 3.5" Disk Drive, June 1987 PN-314982-01
schematics/drives/old/
* Here are schematic diagrams of old Commodore disk drives (with IEEE-488
* interface)
schematics/drives/old/1001/
* The SFD-1001 is a single floppy drive equipped with CBM DOS 2.7.
schematics/drives/old/1001/manual/
* These pages are from the Commodore SFD-1001 single floppy drive
* service manual. The file names indicate page numbers.
schematics/drives/old/2031/
* This is from a copy of the manual. The original had a number of
* double fold-out sheets that had no apparent need for this format, so
* I made them two separate pages when I coppied them. I have done the
* same thing here but have numbered the pages "l"(left) and "r"(right)
* to preserve the original pagination.
schematics/drives/old/4040/
* The Commodore 2040/3040/4040 floppy disk drive
schematics/drives/old/8050/
* Service Manual 8050 - 8250 Dual Disk Drives, June 1985, PN-314011-03
* This manual contained many triple width fold out pages. Most had a
* wide enough margin so that they could be scanned as a double width
* page. Those that could not are designated with a "l" for left and
* "r" for right parts of the page. All but page 13 could be split so
* that no information was cut in two by the split.
schematics/drives/old/9090/
* Commodore Hard Disk Drive Technical Manual, Model 9060/9090, P/N
* 990441
schematics/drives/old/9090/schematics/
schematics/kim-1/
* The KIM-1 was a 6502 learning kit produced by MOS Technologies. These
* files were reconstructed by Ruud Baltissen.
schematics/kim-1/src@ -> src/kim-1
schematics/misc/
schematics/printers/
src/
* Here you will find released source code of different Commodore firmware and
* software.
src/c128/
src/drives/
src/kim-1/
src/pet/
src/printer/
src/vic20/
transfer@ -> crossplatform/transfer
vic20/
vic20/assembler/
* Here you will find some tools that might be helpful when coding machine
* language on the Vic. But you'd be much better off using some sort of a
* cross-development system. Most programs here require an 8-kilobyte
* memory expansion.
vic20/audio/
* Audio software for the Commodore VIC-20
vic20/carts/
* This directory contains freely distributable game cartridges for the
* Commodore VIC-20, mostly published between 1981 and 1985.
* The cartridges are sorted by ROM size, usually 4, 8 or 16 kilobytes.
vic20/carts/8k/
vic20/csbruce/
* These games have been written by Craig Bruce.
* All games in this directory run on the unexpanded Vic, except
* superventure, which requires at least 8 kilobytes of expansion memory.
vic20/demos.basic/
* Here you will find demos and other programs that require little
* interaction. All of these programs have been written in BASIC.
vic20/demos.basic/3k/
vic20/demos.basic/8k/
vic20/demos.basic/printer/
* These programs print pictures on a 80-column printer.
vic20/demos.basic/unexpanded/
vic20/demos/
vic20/demos/AD/
* These demos require at least an 8-kilobyte expansion and were produced
* by Andreas Dietmair (Andi.Diaet@t-online.de). Note that the phone
* number listed in the demos is no longer valid.
vic20/demos/Bonzai/
* These files were uploaded by Walt/Bonzai (Anders Fogh).
vic20/demos/Pu-239/
* Pu-239 is a Finnish Commodore demo group, see
* <URL:http://www.cs.tut.fi/~albert/Pu-239/>
vic20/demos/aeeben/
* These programs are © Aleksi Eeben (aleksi@cncd.fi),
* <URL:http://www.cncd.fi/aeeben/>.
vic20/firmware@ -> firmware/computers/vic20
vic20/games.basic/
* Welcome to the VIC-20 game collection! The games are sorted by the
* memory expansions that they require.
vic20/games.basic/16k/
* The games in this directory require at least 16 kilobytes of extra
* memory. They are written in BASIC and require no joystick, unless
* otherwise specified.
vic20/games.basic/32k/
vic20/games.basic/3k/
* The games in this directory are written in BASIC and require a 3-
* kilobyte memory expansion, like the Superexpander. Some of them work
* also with a bigger expansion.
vic20/games.basic/8k/
* Unless otherwise stated, all games in this directory require at least 8
* kilobytes of expansion memory and are written in BASIC.
vic20/games.basic/tb/
* This directory contains games that require Turtle BASIC, another BASIC
* expansion that requires a memory expansion of at least 8 kilobytes.
vic20/games.basic/unexpanded/
* Unless otherwise stated, all games in this directory are designed for
* single player, are written in BASIC and work in an unexpanded Vic.
vic20/games/
* Welcome to the VIC-20 game collection! The games are sorted by the
* memory expansions that they require.
vic20/games/16k/
* The machine language games in this directory require at least 16
* kilobytes of extra memory, unless otherwise specified.
vic20/games/16k/Scott Adams/
* This directory contains text adventure games by Scott Adams
* <URL:http://www.msadams.com>. They require 16 kilobytes of memory at
* blocks 2 and 3, so you will need either a configurable 16k expansion,
* or a 24k expansion to play these.
vic20/games/3k/
vic20/games/8k/
* Unless otherwise stated, all machine language games in this directory
* require at least 8 kilobytes of expansion memory.
vic20/games/multipart.8k/
* Here are some multi-part VIC-20 games. All of them consist of a loader
* and the actual program, which begins with "zz". All programs require
* at least 8 kilobytes of memory expansion. The loaders require disk
* device #8, unless otherwise specified.
vic20/games/multipart.unexpanded/
* Here are some multi-part VIC-20 games. All of them consist of a loader
* and the actual program, which begins with "zz". All programs work
* without any memory expansion. The loaders require disk device #8,
* unless otherwise specified. Gradually, these files will be converted
* to stand-alone programs in ../unexpanded.
vic20/games/unexpanded/
* Unless otherwise stated, all machine-language games in this directory
* are designed for single player. All programs work without any memory
* expansion.
vic20/graphics/
vic20/graphics/editors/
vic20/graphics/pictures/
* These pictures were constructed around 1989 by Andreas Dietmair
* (Andi.Diaet@t-online.de). They require an 8-kilobyte memory expansion.
vic20/graphics/viewers/
vic20/magazines/
vic20/magazines/Rockford FD/
* Rockford FD is a German disk magazine, apparently published in the
* 1990s.
vic20/manuals/
* VIC-20 related documentation
vic20/manuals/super-expander/
* Commodore VIC-20 Super Expander cartridge (3k RAM and extended BASIC)
vic20/programming/
* Programming examples, tools and documentation
vic20/programming/VIC-Forth/
vic20/roms/
* This collection was originally downloaded from ftp.hrz.uni-kassel.de, but
* it has been extended since then. Should you have any VIC-20 cartridges
* that are not listed here, please let us know.
* The files are in PRG format, i.e. the first two bytes contain the
* starting address. You can use the VIC-20's LOAD command to load these
* files, provided you have a RAM expansion in the appropriate memory area.
vic20/roms/16k/
vic20/roms/4k/
* All these files are 4k cartridge images, located at $a000-$afff.
vic20/roms/8k/
* Here you will find 8k and 4k+4k cartridges.
vic20/roms/other/
vic20/roms/tools/
vic20/roms/tools/4k/
* These tools are 4kB or smaller cartridges. Instructions for these
* tools are welcome.
vic20/roms/tools/8k/
* All these are 8kB cartridges. Instructions for these tools are
* welcome.
vic20/schematics@ -> schematics/computers/vic20
vic20/utilities/
* Here is the VIC-20 utility collection.
vic20/utilities/16k/
vic20/utilities/3k/
vic20/utilities/8k/
vic20/utilities/unexpanded/
* Unless otherwise notified, the programs here are written in BASIC.