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Yes, not as simple as it might have been on the Spectrum perhaps, but a little assembler, courtesy of Martin, should do the trick. The program loads the EXEROM, then the games ROM. As I mentioned before, it will be a little more cumbersome with tapes than disk, and of course, you’ll need to get EXER...

Dave will hate me for mentioning this, but I put the design for a DIY CF interface here: http://www.mtxworld.dk/memorum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=386 Of course being the bare minimum it lacks features compared to just about any other "disc" system. I don't hate you for mentioning it - well, not too much...

Yes, I know how cramped the ROM is.

Going back to the code that you wrote for EXEROM, could a user written block of code be used to replicate the USER READ commands to load the EXEROM and game ROMs?

kokkiklhs wrote: ↑05 Apr 2021 13:28 Anyway, thank you for answering, what you've done so far is a good start, and we all know that the start is half the job done!!

mmm, if only my wife saw my half done jobs that way

Hi, I'm sure that you can load blocks from tape, it's just that I'm not sure how to do it.

I am also sure that someone else will jump in here - Martin perhaps?

regards
Dave

This is a few months old, but it might be worth emailing him (he has not been back on here since his post below)

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HI, welcome to the forum. I'm sure that you'll enjoy the MTX and REMEMORizer, but it's not true to say that there is a "lack of freely available mass storage devices" - it's not free, but CFX is readily available :) Feel free to ask any questions as you start to get to grips with the MTX. On the key...

I have updated the web page with more detail for running on a real MTX Martin worked out how to do this - I had forgotten how it was done until I looked back through the email trail. Anyway, you need to create a loader program that puts the game and EXEROM files in the right area. This was quite eas...

Very Fair !

Current price is £40 + postage and the current boards are fixed as either internal or external mounting - not both. The earlier boards have the flexibility to swap internal/external as required, so this would be a good buy for someone looking for the most flexibility

regards
Dave

Assembler is not my thing, I'm sure that one of the experts will reply, but . . . . . FWIW . . . . The behavior of the piggy back language ROMs is undocumented, but I think that for the languages that were supported by the standard ROM, e.g., German, then the switch position probably selected the sp...