ChrisUnionNJ
We Will Never Forget..
I was talking to a guy on Lemon 64 about this eprom I had in my fist 128
and could not recall what it was called so he pointed me to this..
THE MEGABIT 128 INTERNAL ROM ADAPTER
For the C128/C128D Internal ROM Socket
THE BASICS
The Megabit 128 internal ROM Adapter is a small circuit
board that plugs into the internal expansion ROM socket
on the Commodore 128 or C128D. Its purpose is to allow
you to use high-capacity EPROMS: 27010 (1 meg.),
27020 (2 meg.), 27040 (4 meg.), or 27080 (8 meg.).
It's very easy to install. Since the board is longer than a
standard EPROM, you have to bend down a couple of
small disk caps on the 128 motherboard before you
snap it into the internal ROM socket. There's also a
pigtail with a clip that has to be attached to a pin on the
U3 chip. Piece of cake. No soldering. Easily removed if
you need to.
Now I had the same thing in the 90's it came with the 128 I got used
and had the same software on it that this one has..
16K version w/4meg EPROM:
Merlin 128 v1.0
Promos 2.0
My Disk Editor
Function keys
Viza Write 128
Viza Star 128
Seq Reader 128
Begin & End Adrs
Fastrac File copy
Directory Editor
Color 80 column
Basic Data Maker
Monitor 64
Basic Merge
Basic Merge +
Maverick File Copy
Maverick Track Editor
Single 41 Data copy
Dual 41 Data Copy
Single Nybbler
Dual Nybbler
Single 81 Data copy
Maverick File Tracer
Maverick Track & Sector Editor
64K VDC RAM Test
REU Test
32k version w/1meg EPROM:
Key Dos
My Disk Editor
Seq Reader 128
Color 80 Col
BASIC Merge
Function Keys
Begin & End Adrs
BASIC Data Maker
BASIC Merge +
Mine had the 16k version.
Now back to the guy on lemon 64,,we were talking about him maybe making this device since it seems to be public domain now the thing is
he says he only knows 2 people who want one me and someone else so
were tiring to see if there's more interested people..
and could not recall what it was called so he pointed me to this..
THE MEGABIT 128 INTERNAL ROM ADAPTER
For the C128/C128D Internal ROM Socket
THE BASICS
The Megabit 128 internal ROM Adapter is a small circuit
board that plugs into the internal expansion ROM socket
on the Commodore 128 or C128D. Its purpose is to allow
you to use high-capacity EPROMS: 27010 (1 meg.),
27020 (2 meg.), 27040 (4 meg.), or 27080 (8 meg.).
It's very easy to install. Since the board is longer than a
standard EPROM, you have to bend down a couple of
small disk caps on the 128 motherboard before you
snap it into the internal ROM socket. There's also a
pigtail with a clip that has to be attached to a pin on the
U3 chip. Piece of cake. No soldering. Easily removed if
you need to.
Now I had the same thing in the 90's it came with the 128 I got used
and had the same software on it that this one has..
16K version w/4meg EPROM:
Merlin 128 v1.0
Promos 2.0
My Disk Editor
Function keys
Viza Write 128
Viza Star 128
Seq Reader 128
Begin & End Adrs
Fastrac File copy
Directory Editor
Color 80 column
Basic Data Maker
Monitor 64
Basic Merge
Basic Merge +
Maverick File Copy
Maverick Track Editor
Single 41 Data copy
Dual 41 Data Copy
Single Nybbler
Dual Nybbler
Single 81 Data copy
Maverick File Tracer
Maverick Track & Sector Editor
64K VDC RAM Test
REU Test
32k version w/1meg EPROM:
Key Dos
My Disk Editor
Seq Reader 128
Color 80 Col
BASIC Merge
Function Keys
Begin & End Adrs
BASIC Data Maker
BASIC Merge +
Mine had the 16k version.
Now back to the guy on lemon 64,,we were talking about him maybe making this device since it seems to be public domain now the thing is
he says he only knows 2 people who want one me and someone else so
were tiring to see if there's more interested people..