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The keys seem okay. They are about the same as on my TI-99 keyboard.rubber_jonnie wrote: 15 Oct 2025 13:37 Interesting, my Dragon had exactly the same issue with the keyboard. Also, the key switches aren't the best...
Mine are awful, not a patch on my Ti-994a. Possibly depends on when they were built I guess.PhilC wrote: 15 Oct 2025 13:54The keys seem okay. They are about the same as on my TI-99 keyboard.rubber_jonnie wrote: 15 Oct 2025 13:37 Interesting, my Dragon had exactly the same issue with the keyboard. Also, the key switches aren't the best...
I have no idea what that is but will try it if you give me the infoHellraiseruk wrote: 16 Oct 2025 06:32 Does this one work with the speed-up poke without crashing?
JD
Apparently it's Poke 65495,0.PhilC wrote: 16 Oct 2025 08:24I have no idea what that is but will try it if you give me the infoHellraiseruk wrote: 16 Oct 2025 06:32 Does this one work with the speed-up poke without crashing?
JD
That is indeed the one, some Dragons would hang, whilst others would work as it cranked the cpu clock to the dizzy heights of 1.8MHz; I have unhappy recollections of applying that poke then forgetting to revert it before saving a game, only to find i then couldn't load it back in 😞rubber_jonnie wrote: 16 Oct 2025 10:27
Apparently it's Poke 65495,0.
Haven't tried it myself either.
I'll see about trying it on mine. I assume that it's just a case of getting to basic, poking and then loading whatever you want? Just figuring how it might work with my CoCoSD.Hellraiseruk wrote: 16 Oct 2025 13:02That is indeed the one, some Dragons would hang, whilst others would work as it cranked the cpu clock to the dizzy heights of 1.8MHz; I have unhappy recollections of applying that poke then forgetting to revert it before saving a game, only to find i then couldn't load it back in 😞rubber_jonnie wrote: 16 Oct 2025 10:27
Apparently it's Poke 65495,0.
Haven't tried it myself either.
JD