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	DOS - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		DOS was one of the first operating systems for the PC compatible platform, and the first on that platform to gain widespread use (it was still widespread more than 10 years later).
		Still later versions of MS Windows ran independently of DOS but included much of the old code such that it could run in virtual machines under the new OS and the latest versions of MS Windows are continually dropping ever more of the DOS ancestry.
		The DOS operating system for DEC PDP-11 minicomputers (this OS and the computers it ran on were nearly obsolete by the time PCs became common, with various descendants and other replacements).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/DOS (1041 words)

	Commodore DOS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unlike most other DOS systems before or since—which were/are booted from disk into the system's own RAM at startup, and executed there—CBM DOS was executed internally in the drive: the DOS resided in drive-internal ROM chips, and was run by a dedicated MOS 6502 CPU.
		Version 2.6 was by far the most commonly used, and known, DOS version, due to its use in the 1541 (which sold in large numbers to users of C64s), and its emulation in the numerous third-party clones of that drive.
		During the Commodore 64 era, this was the subject of a great deal of controversy, due to alleged bugs in the command's implementation on the 154x and 157x series drives.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Commodore_DOS (1832 words)

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		Commodore compatible floppy drives made by other manufacturers also emerged, but they were independently developed (for the most part) due to the fact that the Commodore 64 and 128 drives were "intelligent peripherals" possessing chips that Commodore had decided not to license or supply to its competitors.
		Commodore owners were thrilled that they could have a computer which could perform nearly like the Macintosh-- for just a small percentage of the price of a Macintosh-- while still having color graphics and sound which surpassed the capabilities of the Macintosh.
		Commodore made several products which were fantastic ideas (in their own right) but never actually caught on because of poor timing or other unpredictable factors.
	home.att.net /~rmestel/articles/what_is_a_commodore.txt (5996 words)

	Commodore.ca \| Products \| The Amazing Commodore PET History, Pictures, Timeline & Manuals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Commodore developed many revisions of the PET hardware and firmware, perhaps the most interesting of which is the SuperPET.
		Commodore also thought that the new P Series would cut into their exploding Commodore 64 business so they cancelled the P before it was every officially released.
		Commodore gave away most of the rights of the Bs to the Chicago B128 Users Group (CBUG) who have taken 'the orphan' to their breast and a truly incredible amount of development work has been carried out by their members.
	www.commodore.ca /products/pet/commodore_pet.htm (5478 words)

	Commodore computer history and repair information
		Reid C. Swenson, M.S. There are many individuals who have probably never heard of the Commodore home computers and are unaware of their incredible legacy and the tremendous impact which they have had upon the evolution of computers.
		Commodore's most popular model, the Commodore 64, was the Model T Ford of the home computer movement.
		Just when many individuals felt that the Commodore 64 may begin to lose ground to the newer IBM and Macintosh models of the mid 1980's a company named Berkeley Softworks created a new operating system for the Commodore 64 called GEOS which became immensely popular and helped to rejuvenate interest in the Commodore line.
	www.oldsoftware.com /history.html (6072 words)

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		Nonetheless, DOS allows activity not easily accomplished, if it can be done at all, from within Windows.
		The sad thing about this is that what he was trying to do is something he used to easily accomplish with his Commodore.
		Commodore fell off the back edge of technology some years ago.
	home.att.net /~rmestel/articles/trailingedge.txt (655 words)

	Commodore Plus Four Computer
		Not much better then the Commodore 64 and incompatible with most of its hardware and software, the Plus/4 was doomed from its introduction.
		Commodore introduced the Plus/4 in the early to mid 1980s (about 1984ish) to replace the VIC-20 and Commodore 64 models.
		I had a commodore as a child, me and my dad would play it for hours, and it was a great laugh, especially icicle works, and fire ant...
	www.vintage-computer.com /commodoreplus4.shtml (1676 words)

	Cartouche WARPSPEED (CINEMAWARE) pour Commodore 64/128 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The DOS wedge consists of a group of commands to reduce the amount of work involved when using the disk drive.
		You do not have to erase the extra characters on the screen such as the file size, the built-in routines will look for the quote marks surrounding the file name, and ignore anv extra data on the line if it finds them.
		This is the only Commodore monitor of which we are aware which will allow you to relocate saves, which is most useful when creating files which will eventually be loaded to inconvenient places like screen memory or the stack.
	cmpi.dyn-o-saur.com /paleo/dossiers/C64_warpspeed.htm (8058 words)

	/pub/cbm/crossplatform index
		Commodore 64 emulator for Commodore Amiga, version V2.0d, without support for communications over the Commodore serial bus.
		Commodore 64 emulator for Atari ST. Very rough emulation, and does not work on all ST models.
		The Commodore brandname and the chickenhead logo are property of Commodore International BV, a Tulip company.
	www.zimmers.net /anonftp/pub/cbm/crossplatform/ALLFILES.html (5397 words)

	Zophar's Domain: Commodore 64 Emulators
		This emulates the Commodore 64 very well, and is being updatedall the time.
		Personal C64 for DOS is now Freeware, and the source has been made publiclyavailable, although the Windows Freeware version was stopped before it could be completed.
		It was originally developed due to the author's reaction when he saw a C64 emulator being sold for a high price, and he decided he could make one for free that would serve his purposes.
	www.zophar.net /c64.html (436 words)

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		The DOS for this setup was purchased from Ronald A. Jordan who sold this DOS thru his company, Jordan and Associates.
		The 1541 physical interface was also provided by Jordan and consisted of a very simple box with one 7416 hex inverter chip with the mating connectors for the SYM and C1541 Disk Drive.
		The 1541 DOS was much better than cassette tape, but used expensive Commodore disk drives and was a little cumbersome to use.
	www.6502.org /users/dallas/SYM/SYMDOS2/symdos2.htm (3213 words)

	List of computer games and MUDs with a Tolkien theme (long)
		Year: 1985 System: ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, BBC B Type: Illustrated text adventure Covers: "The Fellowship of the Ring" Comment: This is one of the worst games I have ever played.
		Ringen Year: 1979(?) Author: Hansen System: CNC, Commodore 64, MS-DOS Type: Text adventure Language: Norwegian (later translated to English when converted to MUD format, see comments) Comment: Was probably developed at the University of Tromsø.
		I do not know if it has moved or disappeared, but it is no longer on its original site, anyway.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/tolkien/games (4827 words)

	CCS64
		CCS64 is a Commodore 64 Emulator for PC and also in the future other platforms.
		This means that the program simulates, or rather emulates the old computer, enabling you to run most of the old software you had for that old machine, running it just like it would in the past.
		The main Commodore 64 console, with the keyboard and peripherals like joysticks, paddles and mouse.
	www.ccs64.com (943 words)

	Commodore 64 Computer
		Commodore or Atari monitor thats able to hook up to avcr or DVD player to show movie.
		I do have a Commodore 64 w/ a 1541 Floppy Drive with all cables, including a printer cable to hook up a generic dot matrix.
		I also taught myself Commodore Basic, and that knowledge has been a benefit to me all my career as I build macros, AppleScript, Visual Basic, HTML, etc. In the end, knowing any command-line language is like knowing Latin...it's the key to all the other languages out there.
	www.vintage-computer.com /commodore64.shtml (2725 words)

	Commodore 64 Programming
		The Commodore Lanugages List is a fairly comprehensive overview of the programming packages which have been available over the years
		Commodore Hacking is the premiere e-magazine dedicated to coding and hacking Commodore computers.
		These integrated circuits were designed primarily for use in Commodore computers by MOS Technology (later CSG) the designers of the 6502.
	www.geocities.com /profdredd/cprogram/cprogram.html (1822 words)

	Classic PC Games - Abandonware & Classic Games - Free DOS, Commodore 64, Amiga & Spectrum Games & Emulators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame (DOS)
		Jim Hall of St. Paul had a simple idea: Create a free equivalent of MS-DOS that anyone could use with no risk of getting sued by Bill Gates and Co. It was 1994.
		The famous Commodore computer brand could be resurrected after being bought by a US-based digital music distributor.
	www.classic-pc-games.com (337 words)

	Download DOS Games
		You can do it right here in our Forum.
		After signing up and playing a few games, you’ll see that we have the best community of classic gamers, collectors, and others interested in the world of games.
		Many older DOS games have had great staying power.
	www.download-full-games.com (1016 words)

	COMPUTER HISTORY - 1980-1984 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Quote: "DOS can be accessed from every version of Microsoft Windows by clicking Start / Run and typing "command" or by typing "CMD" in Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
		They do not know yet it, but IBM and Apple are on their way out.
		DOS and Inexpensive clones, the Internet and Computer Literacy would be put end Apple's dominance.
	www.jmusheneaux.com /9000ee.htm (3724 words)

	CMD HD Series
		This proprietary DOS fully supports all Commodore DOS commands, including block reads and writes, memory access commands, fast serial and burst commands.
		A full set of DOS commands make it easy to move between partitions and subdirectories, and to find and view files anywhere on the drive.
		The HD uses a built-in Real-Time Clock chip to place a date and time stamp on each file as it is created or modified, and you can make use of the time and date when viewing and copying files.
	cmdrkey.com /cbm/prodinfo/cmdhd.html (830 words)

	Netvouz / dos
		Site is dedicated to abandoned DOS games, including many popular and classic games, neatly sorted.
		This system has stood the test of time remaining in use for more than four thousand years.
		Bydegaa inProvedores e Portais with acesso associação brasileira dos informações portais provedores serviços
	www.netvouz.com /?tags=dos (443 words)

	RAMLink
		Having been described as "...a device so clever, so slick and so thoroughly neat that it can only be described as revolutionary" (-Conrad Tillman, Geoworld), RAMLink incorporates a powerful mix of today's latest technology with CMD's proprietary RL-DOS to provide an expandable, power-backed RAM disk.
		It is truly the most powerful and versatile storage system ever created for a Commodore.
		A full set of DOS commands make it easy to move between partitions and subdirectories, and to find and view files anywhere on RAMLink.
	cmdrkey.com /cbm/prodinfo/ramlink.html (1075 words)

	old software and old computer games
		discount software, old software, old computer games and necessities for windows95 and 3.1, dos programs, commodore software and computers, amiga software and accessories, macintosh, atari and apple 2 -- a huge selection of collectible software and fascinating items at incredible prices!
		Great Games and Special Deals Classic Old Commodore 64, Amiga, Windows and DOS Games, Exciting Newer Games, Special Purchases, and Liquidations of software for old computers
		monitor Cables for Commodore and Amiga and other older composite and RGB monitors
	www.oldsoftware.com (260 words)

	Useful documentations
		Inside Commodore DOS (2005-12-06), everything you wanted to know about the Commodore 1541 drive; PDF format (© by Richard Immers, Ph.D. Gerald G. Neufeld, Ph.D. and DATAMOST, Inc., 1984; scanned by Kenneth S. Moore, 2005) [incdos.zip, 11.158.102 bytes] (original download page; Yahoo!
		HelpPC 2.1 (1991-04-15), quick reference for assembly, C and BIOS-DOS programming under DOS (© by David Jurgens, 1991) [helppc21.zip, 261.095 bytes]
		The Norton Guides (1987-07-17), quick reference for for assembly and C programming under DOS (© by Peter Norton Computing, 1987) [ng.zip, 501.146 bytes]
	sta.c64.org /docs.html (360 words)

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