Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This was a how-to video I made for a user back in 2016 that I just rediscovered. I've now uploaded it as public with an explanation. This video upload is for historical purposes. Contiki no longer works and won't likely be updated in the future. This video upload is so people now and in the future can see how it used to work.
If I wasn't doing this purely to help someone out, I would have used JiffyDOS commands and would have used the accelerator function of my Turbo Chameleon expansion.
If you own a Turbo Chameleon, I highly recommend you support Cores For Chameleon on Patreon (I am not affiliated, just a Patron):
patreon.com/coresforchameleon/membership
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)
This was a how-to video I made for a user back in 2016 that I just rediscovered. I've now uploaded it as public with an explanation. This video upload is for historical purposes. Contiki no longer works and won't likely be updated in the future. This video upload is so people now and in the future can see how it used to work.
If I wasn't doing this purely to help someone out, I would have used JiffyDOS commands and would have used the accelerator function of my Turbo Chameleon expansion.
If you own a Turbo Chameleon, I highly recommend you support Cores For Chameleon on Patreon (I am not affiliated, just a Patron):
patreon.com/coresforchameleon/membership
If you like this video, please hit Like and Subscribe. Also please share to help build this channel. The more views, likes and subs I see, the more active I will be. I have a TON to share, but only if people are interested. I am an end user, a power user at that on the Commodore 8bit and 16bit lines.
Thank you for your time.
-Jim F (AKA redrumloa)
