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--- how_to_make_multi-game_disks [2019/02/03 14:58]
– [How to make multi-game disks] crispin
+++ how_to_make_multi-game_disks [2019/02/03 15:16] (current)
– [How to make multi-game disks] crispin
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   * Download **DIRMASTER** from http://csdb.dk/release/?id=148169
   * Install and run on your PC
-  * Select: **Disk** / **New** / **D81**
+  * Select: **Disk** / **New** / **D81 * **
   * Drag **FIBR.PRG** that you downloaded above, into the disk you have just started, so that it's ALWAYS the first file on your disk.
   * Grab some **.PRG** game files from the Net and drag them into your newly created disk
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   * Put file on USB Stick
   * Plug into C64Mini
-  * Turn on C64Mini and load **AlleyKat** (<del>or any other built in game</del>)
+  * Turn on C64Mini and load **AlleyKat**
     * __GI NOTE__: Not all games in the carousel activate the fastloader+d81/d82 support (read more about it [[fastloader_d82_image_support|here]])
     * So to play it safe, select either **Alleykat** or **Avenger**.
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   * Use joystick to select a game and press **FIRE** to load
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+** * ** image could be .d64, .d71, .d80, .d81, d82 - nevertheless it has to be renamed to .d64 (THEC64-drive8.D64).\\ .d80 and .d82 are of greatest size (0,5 and 1MB), but it could lead to some compatibility problems (e.g. if needed to save to disk), so it is recommended to use .d81 instead (it is 0,8MB).\\
+It is not problem of TheC64 Mini but it is same at C64 and emulators - .d80 and .d82 are disk-images of quite different disk drives then others "regular" units.
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