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C64 JiffyDOS question
I have a JiffyDOS rom with an on/off switch which I haven't installed yet because I need to desolder the old 28 pin kernal rom first (C64c rev. 4 mobo).
Question is do I have to piggyback the old kernal rom if I want to run standard C64 DOS or is that included in JiffyDOS aswell (hence the switch) ? Nevermind, no piggyback method needed. Last edited by Retroplay; 27 July 2011 at 17:55. |
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No need to, I figured it out already.
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And yet the SID chip is mounted on an IC socket.
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