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1. #WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE INSTALL#
2. #WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE FREE#
3. #WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE WINDOWS#

To launch the disk and auto-start the menu, select File/Smart Attach, then click on the “Autostart” button.

#WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE WINDOWS#

The Windows & OSX version of Vice may vary but this is the RAM expansion option for Linux: Expand Vic 20’s RAM with Vice (Linux version shown) Note: You will have to expand your Vic 20 memory.

#WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE FREE#

You can use droiD64 to move the files up using the “Up” button in the bottom menu (optional).Īt this point, your D64 image is done! Copy game launchers over to Disk 1įeel free to transfer to a real floppy image using a Zoom interface or by opening it with Vice Vic 20 emulator -or- the Mister Vic 20 Core. Once you have finished, eject Disk 2 in droiD64, and open your new ‘2-ROM D64 Menu.d64’ Disk image with all of the new launch files. Now you will have to follow the same idea with each of the other Cartridge images. You have saved the first launch program to the new disk. Go back to your Vice Vic 20 window, and from the menu, Edit/Paste the contents of this text:ĥ poke37138,0:poke37139,0:poke37154,0:poke37155,0:poke37150,127:poke37166,127:sys64802Īfter the ‘sys64802’ on the last line of text (in the Vic 20 emulator), hit enter. Probably convienent to save this into the folder with your ROMs. Name it ‘2-ROM D64 Menu.d64’ and hit ‘save’. With the Vice Vic 20 emulator, select ‘create and attach an empty disk image’ in the menu.

Now we need to create our launch program using the Vice Vic 20 emulator. We now have the D64 menu and all of the game images on our D64 images. Then copy over to the D64 image you created in the droiD64 first pane.

Hold ‘ctrl’ key and select all the images. Navigate to where you have all of your ‘prg’ cartridge images. Now, eject the disk in the second pane by selection the little folder with the up-arrow in the right corner of the second pane. Right click the “FB20-8k” file in the second pane, then select ‘copy file’. Second, open your CBM Filebrowser D64 image by finding in in the second pane on droiD64. Save to your folder with the downloaded ROMs. In the menu, select Disk1, then D64 as ‘image type’ and “2-ROM CARTRIDGES” for the name. There was a file on a pi1541 SD card that had a D64 image with the secret sauce!įirst, create a new D64 image using droiD64: I had written something several years ago and searched my retro gaming stash in the garage for it. What is the secret program that allows us to do that?!!?!īelieve me, I’ve searched the net and came up with nothing. To get these games to run, first we have to write little programs that tell the Vic 20 (the real thing, an emulator or the Mister FPGA!) to combine both ROM images togther in memory, then do a reset. In example, we are going to create a D64 image with several 16K Cartridges.

#WHERE DOES SYNCTERM STORE THE ADDRESS BOOK FILE INSTALL#

The one I recommend is DroiD64 because it’s java and can run in Windows/OSX/Linux.ĭownload & Install Vice on your computer. I’m assuming these are public domain and I’m not the host of these files.ĭownload & Install a D64 editing program. This is a guide to create a Commodore D64 floppy drive image that you can load into your Commodore Vic 20 to run 2-Rom Cartridge files.įeel free to use this guide and replace the games in the examples with those of your choosing!ĭownload your favorite 16k Commodore Vic 20 cartridge images. Create a Commodore Vic 20 D64 Image That Launches (2) ROM Cartridge Images