Gold actually, get this, sets the 3 passwords in the DS1205 to 3 different values, unlike the earlier games. But since it has to transmit those passwords to the DS1205 they have no chance to survive in emulation.

The arcade game "Popper" was removed a while ago due to unresolved licensing issues. It's now back fully working:



There are some things that would be great to verify with the real hardware, but I can't find a video of it online.

And finally...

Also, there's a simple location ad creator that shows your arcade/bar/whatever's ad, made from your choice of 4 fonts and a collection of cheezy clip art. Something like this:

Press the INS key (keyboard)

GRiD Compass II (model 1139), not doing anything useful at the moment. Compare: http://raster-burn.net/wordpress/tag/grid-compass-ii-1139/



(thanks to trinitr0n for docs & swre)

Working on bubble memory I/O -- no new WIP pics yet, but found a few other devices that used Intel D722x controller and D711x MBM's:

Teleram T-3000 -- Z80, runs CP/M, 80x4 LCD. 7220 BMC, 7110 MBM.
- http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v10n1/86_The_Teleram_T3000.php
- http://mccworkshop.com/computers/comphistory10.htm

Teleram Portabubble
- http://terminals-wiki.org/wiki/index.php/Teleram_Portabubble/81

Expansion card for Tandy CoCo -- 7220 BMC, 7110 MBM.
- http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/coco/Documents/Magazines/Color%20Computer%20Magazine%20(Clearscan)/Color%20Computer%20Magazine%20-%208307%20-%20July%201983.pdf p. 15
- mentions "The Color BOSS -- bubble operating system software by Jake Commander"

Expansion card for Apple II -- MPC Bubdisk -- 7220 BMC, 7110 MBM.

Intel BPK-72 evaluation kit
- http://www.decadecounter.com/vta/articleview.php?item=359

Intel iPCB-75 PC-Bubble -- 7225 BMC, 7114 MBM.
- http://www.fpga-site.com/publications/4Mbit_bubble_memory_board_4-SITE.pdf

Apparently one does not simply use a floppy image in place of bubble memory dump... but at least it reads the boot block:



EDIT: with ROM hacks it does load but crashes soon

I think I understand why it crashes -- all available CCOS floppy images are from model 1101 (320x240 screen), but ROM is from model 1139 (bigger screen). Framebuffer starts at fixed address 0x400, BIOS work area starts after framebuffer, CCOS kernel loads at fixed address. On 1101, that address is in free memory after work area, but on 1139, the memory is not free -- and work area is trashed...

that's a shame, but you should document that I guess... and maybe put out some kind of appeal?