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3 | 3 | **DiskSumo** is a Commodore 64 BASIC program to dump an image of the |
4 | 4 | floppy disk in unit 8 (assumed to be a 1541 disk drive) over the RS-232 |
5 | port via the XMODEM protocol. | |
5 | port via the XMODEM protocol at 300 baud. It also provides rudimentary | |
6 | directory-listing and dumb-terminal functions. | |
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7 | 8 | The file downloaded on the other end of the connection is usable as-is |
8 | 9 | as a `.d64` disk image file. Note, however, that it won't be able to |
25 | 26 | to overcome is getting it onto your Commodore 64 in the first place. You |
26 | 27 | will probably need to type it in. |
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29 | The program is menu-driven, so its usage should be self-explanatory. Hook | |
30 | up a null modem cable between the Commodore 64 and another computer, start | |
31 | a terminal program on that computer, and set the baud rate to 300. After | |
32 | starting the XMODEM upload on the Commodore 64, start an XMODEM download | |
33 | on the other computer. (You may have to stop the XMODEM download manually | |
34 | after it is finished, as XMODEM is not a very sophisticated protocol, and | |
35 | DiskSumo just barely implements it.) | |
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28 | 37 | The name "DiskSumo" started life as a typo for "DiskDump". |
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30 | 39 | [Bubble Escape 2K]: http://catseye.tc/projects/bubble-escape/ |