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Old 18 May 2010, 05:46   #1
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Looking for *cracked* GEOS 128 2.0

I'm looking for a cracked version of GEOS 128 2.0 in D64 format.
I need it to put it in a disk and restore some old files I have in a backup. I sold my old GEOS 128 2.0 disks like a damn fool!!!!

Any help will be appreciated.
Please, NO G64 files. Only CRACKED D64, and only VERSION 2.0 (or higher)
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Old 18 May 2010, 08:43   #2
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Perhaps not the answer you wanted after specifying a cracked version but are the files over at cbmfiles.com definitely no good? There are ready-made D64 images and reading through various text files in the archive that I have here, they are fully functional. Having finally loaded it for the first time to see, it certainly looks that way too.

I have no real-world experience with GEOS, so sorry if that's of no use. Hope you get sorted, though!
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Old 18 May 2010, 08:46   #3
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Been there, done that. No need for a cracked version Akira. Grab the files mentioned by andy. They work fine.
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:11   #4
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Hmm, coolness. I didn't know about that page. Thanks Andy!!!
By cracked I meant their copy protection removed. Those D64 files are certainly cracked otherwise they couldn't have been imaged as D64 because of their copy protection.

HOWEVER my request was for GEOS 2.0. These files are for GEOS 1.3. I really need 2.0 because my files are for geoWrite and geoPaint 2.0

I hope someone can help.
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:14   #5
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http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=59328

Works fine here.
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:19   #6
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Well yeah, this is GEOS 2.0 but Commodore 64 version
I found this very useful page:
http://www.lyonlabs.org/commodore/on...t/geos.html#os
It has a bunch of stuff, including Geos 2.1 for C64.

My problem is I don't know if files created with geoWrite or geoPaint 128 are compatible with geoWrite or geoPaint C64

Then remains the problem of how to image my disks with my amiga properly...

This thread has been useful! Perhaps someone can find the 128 version, cracked
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:22   #7
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Uploaded a zip with all six disks to the zone. Use NibTools to convert it to d64.
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:24   #8
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Uploaded a zip with all six disks to the zone. Use NibTools to convert it to d64.
Which only works properly with unprotected or very old C64 originals. Not sure about Geos. You could convert to G64, but then you have problems to write it back to real disks.
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Old 18 May 2010, 16:28   #9
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Anyway, good luck Akira
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Old 18 May 2010, 18:42   #10
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Uploaded a zip with all six disks to the zone. Use NibTools to convert it to d64.
I already got those. These are original diskfiles with their copy protection intact. Converting to D64 will NOT work, you need to convert to G64 which, as said before, will probably not work copying back to a floppy disk.

I never thought getting this will be that hard, if I knew, I wouldn't have sold my original copy
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What about doing it the other way around? Create images of your backup disks, extract what you need in emulation and put that data on disk again.
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Old 18 May 2010, 19:08   #12
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Read this post from me for the answer to why I can't do that :/
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Old 18 May 2010, 19:47   #13
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Okay, I see :s
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Old 18 May 2010, 22:52   #14
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Phew, a long day! I'm too tired and in way too much pain right now to try to gather all of the info together and see what you need. There's thousands of files in my GEOS directory here, so I can have another look through if I understand anything further from other sites or continuing posts, Akira.

In the meantime, I've put the GEOS 128 that I have in the zone. At first glance, I actually have it twice here in a ready-made form and in both cases the info panel states that it has been "Upgraded to V2.0". I've also noticed that there are conversion tools spread through the collection's directories, though I can't currently say what they're all for or if they're of any use to you. Oh, there's no sign of any G64 files as yet either. Was that format only needed if protection was a problem or could it help with what you're trying to do?

I'll try to return and check on your progress later.
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Old 19 May 2010, 00:37   #15
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I am going to put on a disk the disk images provided in ShadowM's site as D64. If that works out I -should- be able to backup my files to a new, CBM DOS single sided disk which I can then transfer to my AMiga no problems.


I thank you a lot to you all for your concern! I will post more info here son
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Old 19 May 2010, 04:28   #16
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Some sort of success has been achieved!

Using ShadowM's D64 images, I put them on a bunch of diskette sides and my SX-64 booted GEOS 2.0

It was a bit of a pain at first because ShadowM's diskfile comes configured for Mouse and I don't have a mouse. Some dabbling in WinVICE and I had made the necessary modifications to the disk (attached here).

What I did in the end is format a bunch of disks in 1541 single sided (flippy disk) mode and copy the stuff over from my 1571 double sided disk, read through my 1571 drive. It all worked fine and now my geoPaint Workdisk is backed up onto a fresh new diskette! Next step will be to put all that into a D64 for posterity.

Then it wil be the turn of the geoWrite disk

I am happy to confirm GEOS 2.0 files are compatible in both 64 and 128 versions, something I was not completely sure of.

Thanks a lot to everyone that helped. I still wonder if there's any tools for better use of Easy1541 on the Amiga. The D64 writing utility doesn't work on unformatted disk and I couldn't find any utilities coming with Easy1541 to format a CBM disk.
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Old 19 May 2010, 15:14   #17
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I still wonder if there's any tools for better use of Easy1541 on the Amiga. The D64 writing utility doesn't work on unformatted disk and I couldn't find any utilities coming with Easy1541 to format a CBM disk.
Didn't Magic64 support a real 1541? I don't know what kind of cable easy1541 is, but if it's the one supported by Magic, reading your GeoPaint disks might have been a lot easier. Formatting disks shouldn't be a problem either.
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Old 24 May 2010, 08:13   #18
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I'm looking for a cracked version of GEOS 128 2.0 in D64 format.
I need it to put it in a disk and restore some old files I have in a backup. I sold my old GEOS 128 2.0 disks like a damn fool!!!!

Any help will be appreciated.
Please, NO G64 files. Only CRACKED D64, and only VERSION 2.0 (or higher)
Did you know that GEOS 2.0 64 and 128 are free nowdays. You can download it from http://cbmfiles.com/

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Did you know that GEOS 2.0 64 and 128 are free nowdays. You can download it from http://cbmfiles.com/

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Perhaps not the answer you wanted after specifying a cracked version but are the files over at cbmfiles.com definitely no good?
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Hmm, coolness. I didn't know about that page. Thanks Andy!!!
Yes, yes he does.
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Old 25 May 2010, 20:27   #20
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They only have GEOS 1.3
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Old 18 June 2010, 19:14   #21
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Maybe this .....

Geos 128 Version 2.0

http://rapidshare.com/files/40043008...128Boot-Am.d64

works for me , im use Star Commander and boot ok ...
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Old 18 June 2010, 20:40   #22
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Thierry, bienvenido al mejor foro de Amiga del mundo! Y gracias.
I'll check it later, it could be what we need, long live the argentinian pirate archives
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Thanks for the contribution, thierry, and welcome to EAB!
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