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Hello everyone!!!
Look, i have a (very) old laptop and an ADAM ColecoVision...I want to play ColecoVision games on the laptop, but I can't find a ColecoVision emulator for DOS!!!
The best one I found was ADAMEM, but I don't know which command to use!!! I already yused "-os7" and it didn't work...it gave me a blank screen...I REALLY WANT TO PLAY MY GAMES WHILE I GO IN THE CAR!!! :P
Thanx!!! ;)PS: I don't care about the system requirements of the emulator...I will try it anyways...
El-Trucha
Well for a start i don`t think playing gmes on a laptop while you are driving is particularly good idea, thats how accidents happen . . . .
Woof
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Colecovision emulators for dos.
http://www.geocities.com/newcoleco/emulators/emulators.html
Good luck.
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Woof;
Ha! ok!! :)All;
Well, none worked...they froze, "386 or higher", but the main problem was that they said to turn off the game before inserting a cartdridge??? what do I do here???
Thanx all!!! ;)El-Trucha
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I haven`t used this emulator but on o9thers i have used ususally yo point it to a rom or cartridge file. there should be menu to allow you to do this
Woof
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Ive just looked at the instruction for Adamem and you appear to hve to lod the snpshot file from the command line when you run the emulator:
Command line options
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General options:
-help - Print a help page describing the available
options
-verbose <flags> - Select debugging messages [0]
0 - Silent 1 - Startup messages
2 - VDP 4 - Memory mapper
8 - Tape&Disk 16 - PCB
128 - Illegal Z80 ops
-adam / -cv - Select emulation model
-adam - Coleco ADAM
-cv - ColecoVision
Default is -adam for adamem, -cv for cvem
-os7 <file> - Select ColecoVision ROM image [OS7.rom]
-eos <file> - Select EOS ROM image [EOS.rom]
-wp <file> - Select SmartWriter ROM image [WP.rom]
-ram <value> - Select number of 64K expansion RAM pages [1]
-diska, -diskb, - Select disk/tape images to use [none]
-diskc, -diskd,
-tapea, -tapeb,
-tapec, -taped
<filename>
-snap <filename> - Load snapshot file [none]
-autosnap <mode> - Set snapshot mode [0]
0 - Manual
1 - Automatically load snapshot at start-up,
and write snapshot at shutdownHTH
Woof
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I tried this: "cvem -cv -os7 timepilot.rom"
What do u mean by a snapshot?? what is it??
Thanx all!!! ;)El-Trucha
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Well, never mind...the laptop broke...now it doesn't let me use it if it's not connected to electricity, and it says that it fails booting from floppy...(I tried 2 floppies...)
Thanx all... :'(El-Trucha
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