YA-DOS HDD Image Teaser video Ron Klein 2020-05-08 | (I apologize for the audio quality. I was using a BT microphone)As some of you know, I'm a huge fan of Brett Gordon's YA-DOS and Michael Furman's pyDriveWire. I wanted to create something to share with the Coco community that uses both products.I've created a Coco compatible hard drive image that contains over 3,000 virtual floppy disks. All of the disk images are provided by Guillaume Major's excellent TRS-80 Color Computer Archive website.The HD image itself has been posted on github:github.com/mrgw454/CCHDD...and more videos about this HD image will be coming soon!The TRS-80 Color Computer archive can be found here: colorcomputerarchive.comYA-DOS is located here: sites.google.com/site/cocoboot2/ya-dosMore information about pyDriveWire can be found here: github.com/n6il/pyDriveWire
CoCo Pi - using large HDD image Ron Klein 2022-01-26 | Another brief video on using a large HDD image with MAME (but works with XRoar as well). CoCo-Pi Project:coco-pi.comYA-DOS:sites.google.com/site/cocoboot2/ya-dospyDriveWire:github.com/n6il/pyDriveWireMore information on the large HDD image used in this video:github.com/mrgw454/CCHDDMAME emulator:mamedev.orgXRoar emulator:http://www.6809.org.uk/xroar
CocoPi3 - Getting online to a BSS Ron Klein 2020-03-21 | Here's a short video using the CocoPi3 distribution to get online to a BBS. It's uses MAME emulating a Coco 3, MPI and Deluxe RS-232 Pak. It also makes use of the excellent modem emulator 'tcpser.'More information about the CocoP3 project can be found here:docs.google.com/document/d/1BkhNFjF3vd7sCoy1E6qa7TlPGUPdZMy2xz4EqZoyqtk/edit?usp=sharingtcpser (modem emulator):github.com/go4retro/tcpsergithub.com/FozzTexx/tcpserSockmaster's Twilight Term:http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/search?q=twilight+terminal&ww=0&cat=&cs=0MAME:mamedev.org
TRS-80 Color Computer software development - Atom Editor Ron Klein 2019-06-25 | Brief video on the using the Atom Editor along with custom shell commands.More information on the Atom Editor can be found here:atom.ioMore information on Color Computer BASIC syntax highlighting for Atom can be found here:vintageisthenewold.com/trs-80-color-basic-using-atom-editor-giving-the-color-word-a-new-meaningMAME:mamedev.orgpyDriveWire:github.com/n6il/pyDriveWireToolshed:sourceforge.net/p/toolshed/wiki/HomeCMOC:perso.b2b2c.ca/~sarrazip/dev/cmoc.htmlLWASM:http://www.lwtools.caASM6809:6809.org.uk/asm6809
CocoPi3 - working with disk images Ron Klein 2019-06-24 | Demonstrate how to mount and use disk images using MAME's internal UI as well as the built-in pyDriveWire server.More information about pyDriveWire can be found at Michael Fuhrman's git repository:github.com/n6il/pyDriveWire
Cocovid Demo - June 2016 Ron Klein 2019-06-08 | Demo of John Linville's excellent Cocovid player.In the demo you will see a TRS-80 Color Computer 3 with 512K, a Multi-Pak interface with a Cloud-9 miniFLASH cart and a Glenside IDE controller with a CF to IDE adapter. The Coco boots up with HDB-DOS. A headless, Raspberry Pi 3 serves up Drivewire 4 which allows me to load a virtual floppy disk image of John's Cocovid player. The videos in the demo are stored on the CF card and streamed on the Coco via the Cocovid player.There are other configurations that will work, but you will need an IDE based controller card (Glenside or Cloud-9's SuperIDE) in order to play videos as John's Cocovid player is written and optimized for use on either of those 2 cards. I'm hoping (hint, hint) that John will port his Cocovid player to the CoCoSDC to give fellow Coco users another mass storage option.Thanks for all your hard work, John!More information on the Cocovid player can be found here:ftp://ftp.polsl.pl/pub/linux/kernel/people/linville/slides/cocofest2011/cocovid2.pdfhttp://git.infradead.org/users/linville/cocovid.git
