Commodore 64 (C64) Preservation Project
Commodore 64 (C64) Preservation Project
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Total Registered: 376

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Unknown: 0019
Charles Lynch: 0021
c64web.com: S00001390
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Ethan Dicks: S00002345

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Titles verified: 810
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MNIB Discussion
Posted By Anubis (on 06/06/2009 @ 06:07)
Subject: 1541 alps out of alignment
I was hoping that I lucked out and got a super sturdy drive, but while nibbing some disks, my drive got out of alignment.

I super cleaned the head, greased t...
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Posted By Anubis (on 05/14/2009 @ 21:07)
Subject: Parallel cable
Hi,

I just purchased an adapter from nkc electronics that allows you to connect a db25 cable to one end, the commodore drive cable to the other end, and you ...
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Posted By pcollins (on 03/03/2009 @ 02:46)
Subject: dos or windows version?
hello,

is there a difference between the dos and the windows version?
i'm using the dos version and this version works fine, but i'm missing some features l...
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Posted By DonM (on 03/20/2008 @ 22:38)
Subject: Image questions
Okay, I've finally got my cable working. I figured I should report back here what was going on. It turned out to be an intermittent connection on wire 5 of th...
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Posted By Nate (on 03/18/2008 @ 15:49)
Subject: new USB adapter xub1541
I have revisited my approach to implementing a successor to the xu1541. I am now experimenting with a prototype board that will support mnib and be a lot cheap...
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