The hardest part was finding a floppy drive that would work.įluxengine has a built-in test to see if your drive is capable. I've made 800K system disks with a Greaseweazle (purchased on eBay), a good floppy drive and the fluxengine software (from ) on a windows 10 computer. I've only been able to do this with DSK files that are real DiskCopy 4.2 image files. If you know more old software resources not listed, please share! CP/M: Don Maslin Vintage Computer Archive.TRS-80 MC-10: Jim and Charlie Gerrie's Software Page.TRS-80: Software for almost every model.Challenges and ContestsĬomplete list of past contests Need software for your old computer? Feel free to ask for help with getting an old computer or game console resurrected or how to get old software into an emulator. When you're asking a question or starting a discussion you need to make a "self" or text post. Looking for more Retro Computing subreddits? Check out this huge multi! Not enough Retro Gaming action here? Check out retrogaming!īe sure to check out the BBS! It supports old-school dialup modem access, as well as telnet & web! Looking for help? No you didn't just find a pot of gold or win the lottery, and if you did, there's a better place for that. "Wanted" posts and free items for pickup are ok (as text/self posts, include your location & or in title), but "for sale" posts, ebay links, or "what's this stuff worth" posts are not. No pictures of old software, documentation, accessories, unless a complete battlestation is included. Posts should be about using retro equipment or news about retro stuff, whether it’s personal projects, new products, old articles, or reusing old hardware in new ways.įeel free to show off your machines, but please keep your posts about actual battlestations. The RetroBattlestations community is about using, repairing, replicating, emulating, and reminiscing about retro & vintage battlestations.
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