Difference between revisions of "No$cart"
From CPCWiki - THE Amstrad CPC encyclopedia!
(→Technical) |
|||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
The created cartridge image has the OS, BASIC and Amsdos embedded in it and the data from the disk image (tracks/sectors). | The created cartridge image has the OS, BASIC and Amsdos embedded in it and the data from the disk image (tracks/sectors). | ||
| + | |||
| + | Page 0 is OS. | ||
| + | Page 1 is BASIC. | ||
| + | Page 2 contains part of the disk image data. | ||
| + | Page 3 contains AMSDOS. | ||
| + | Page 4 onwards contains disk image data. | ||
The image contains a patched Amsdos that reads from the cartridge rather than reading from disk. | The image contains a patched Amsdos that reads from the cartridge rather than reading from disk. | ||
Revision as of 11:38, 8 October 2013
A utility by Nocash which converts a disk image to a cartridge.
The tool hasn't been tested on the GX4000 so cartridges that are created may not work on it. You should test this to be sure.
In addition if the game/program has any of the following it will not work on GX4000:
- It uses keyboard or requires keyboard input to get into the game
- It uses 128K ONLY (or it's a bad "crack" that requires 128K to work even though the game itself would work in 64K).
However, the tool is easy for the non-programmer to use.
Technical
The created cartridge image has the OS, BASIC and Amsdos embedded in it and the data from the disk image (tracks/sectors).
Page 0 is OS. Page 1 is BASIC. Page 2 contains part of the disk image data. Page 3 contains AMSDOS. Page 4 onwards contains disk image data.
The image contains a patched Amsdos that reads from the cartridge rather than reading from disk.
