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Re: Fpga arcade: Vic-20 core
« on: January 27, 2014, 11:52:10 PM »
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Hi this is what I get


I'm guessing either your VIC's character ROM, or the particular area of RAM to which it is transferred upon boot, is corrupted.

The web site "DENIAL" is home to all of the VIC-20 experts/freaks/collectors.  Someone there should be able to get you sorted.
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Re: Fpga arcade: Vic-20 core
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2014, 07:26:20 PM »
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I received a datasette with it. I also have a couple of 1571 drives I use with my C-128. I guess they would work in 1541 mode?
I am cleaning the computer now - god only know where it was, it looks like fur inside the thing! It's cleaning up nicely though...

If you put the plastic case (the case only - no keyboard or motherboard) in the dishwasher it will come out like factory new.  It's unbelievable, actually, how new it will look.
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