Author:   Karsten Scheibler
Homepage: http://unusedino.de/ec64/
eMail:    ec64@unusedino.de


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    ec64bootdisk
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NOTE: ec64 itself supports sound, but i don't know on what machine you
      will run this bootdisk, so i decided to use a linux kernel with
      no sound support at all, because of the huge amount of different
      system configurations out there.

[1a] DOS/Windows: Use RAWRITE.EXE to write the EC64BOOT.DSK file to a 
     1.44MB floppy disk. If you don't know how to use rawrite, read 
     RAWRITE3.DOC

[1b] UN*X: Use <dd if=ec64boot.dsk of=/dev/fd0 bs=512> to write the image
     to floppy /dev/fd0

[2] Boot from this above generated disk

[3] You should see some linux boot messages and at the buttom of the screen
    a small dialog, where you have to select a disk image, which is loaded
    in ec64 at startup.

[4] After some seconds the C64 Screen should appear (you have american
    keyboard layout).

[5] You may now type LOAD"$",8 followed by a LIST. Use LOAD"*",8,1 to load
    the first program from disk, use RUN to start it. Or you can do something
    else you would do with a C64 ;-)