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SoulBuster

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Apparently, there are two version of Tact Trek.

 

A8SP has a BASIC version on Cassette:

Tact Trek (1981)(APX)(US)[cassette].zip

 

I supplied a BASIC version to A8SP on Disk:

Tact Trek.atr

 

Then there is the version that @www.atarimania.com has. It is compiled Forth:

Tactrek.zip

 

Interesting...

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Taskmaster (1987)(Rambit)(GB).atx

 

I cannot figure out how to boot this.

 

Without knowing how to boot it, I cannot tell if the ATR I made will boot without the bad sectors.

 

Can someone from A8SP (or anyone for that matter) let me know how you booted it to get the screen shot?  There is something out of the ordinary that allows it to boot.

@Farb

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3 minutes ago, SoulBuster said:

Altirra has a D0:? I only show a D1:

Typo :)

 

What I did notice was that after playing with the program, Altirra crashed on restart, after that

Altirra would not run at all no matter what I tried, somehow this program screwed something up.

 

I ended up downloading a fresh version of Altirra and installing in a new directory, it then started 

working, really strange.

 

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This Title has an OS-B requirement:

Ten Little Robots (1983)(Unicorn Software)(US)[BASIC][OS-B][cr CSS].atr

 

When I can, I try to remove this requirement.  A lot of the time, replacing the Autorun.sys is all that is needed.
 

This title hid the directory entries at sectors 352-354. 

 

  1. I copied sector 352 to sector 361 so I could modify files in any DOS.
  2. Replaced the autorun.sys with a more modern version.
  3. Copied sector 361 back to sector 352.
  4. Zeroed out sector 361 (like it was before I started messing with it)

Here is the results, NO OS-B REQUIRED.

Ten Little Robots (1983)(Unicorn Software)(US)[BASIC][O cr CSS].atr

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38 minutes ago, SoulBuster said:

This title hid the directory entries at sectors 352-354. 

 

  1. I copied sector 352 to sector 361 so I could modify files in any DOS.
  2. Replaced the autorun.sys with a more modern version.
  3. Copied sector 361 back to sector 352.
  4. Zeroed out sector 361 (like it was before I started messing with it)

Nice work.

 

You should also be able to do this in ATR Tools which allows you to redirect VTOC and directory sectors under "Options -> Define FMS Sectors".

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