The file weĪre working with in this exercise is called MICROJAW_X. Through magic and elfin lore we are now presented with a listing of all the files contained in our disk. These are the TIDir files, and this folder just happens to be where I unzippedĩ9ER2-1.DSK happens to be one we are working with so I will now double click on it. See two other files, tidir.exe and tiDir.ini. I will be choosing the folder named emulator, since this is the folder where I placed my DSK file.Īfter choosing your folder above you should see the DSK file that you have downloaded. When you star TIDir you presented with a "Browse for Folder" box, and just point at the folder where you have your DSK files. It needs to be typed in using all upper case characters as shown below. In other words, if you type this at the command prompt: You do any work at the Win994a command prompt. It is best to go ahead and turn your Caps Lock key on, as in the real TI you will need all caps when It might look like a lot of steps but after you try this once you will probably be able extract a listing, import it and You will actually install Win994a and it will create its own folders, and place icons on the desktop. You will also unzip TIDir into this folder. If you wish to follow step by step create a folder on your drive named EMULATOR, in this folder you will place the You can download the disk we will be working from Go here for more information about Win994a and to download it. You can download these programs by following the links below: Programs we will be using are TIDIR by Frederick G. Release summary Changes since version 3.5.2: RetroArch updated to 1.9.13.The below exercise will take you step by step on how to load a Basic listing by using two very fine programs. New version of Lakka has been released! We are happy to announce the new and updated version of Lakka. This project exists because Continue reading Lakka 3.6 release Remember that this project exists for the benefit of our users, and that we wouldn’t keep doing this were it not for spreading the love to our users. If you’d like to learn more about upcoming releases, please consult our roadmap here.
We stand by this goal to this day, however we felt that the DIY market alone will not help the cause significantly Continue reading RetroArch 1.9.14 release! The promise of RetroArch Open-Hardware has always been open hardware with open software delivering an open solution. This project exists because Continue reading RetroArch Open-Hardware Newsletter & User SurveyĪ busy year passed by and there was a lot of silence on the Open-Hardware Project.
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