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30 Seconds Copy C128   [1986]

30 Seconds Copy C128 Release Date :
1986

Type :
C128 Release

AKA :
Thirty Seconds fuer C=128 und 1571

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User Comment
Submitted by pcollins on 31 August 2022
This one needs a special cable, right?
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Submitted by DeeKay on 3 December 2013
So is this what I think it is? The *only* copy program I found that makes use of the c128/1571 2MHz, extra RAM, fast-serial and burst mode for disk copying? Or does this still need a parallel cable to achieve 30 secs?...

If the former: Why wasn't this more popular and widely used back then for the time consuming copy sessions? Only "advanced" people had jiffydos or a parallel cable, but *so* many people had a c128 with 1571 (it was built into the c128d and I do not know a single person with a non-d that did not also have a 1571!)
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Submitted by bugjam on 24 November 2012
Thanks!
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Submitted by hedning on 20 November 2012
I made a "manual" screenshot instead...
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Submitted by Count Zero on 20 November 2012
Hm. The snapshot I just added was made with a linux svn recent version. Looks a little stretched compared to the VDC window output as well. :)
User Comment
Submitted by bugjam on 20 November 2012
I don't get a decent screenshot of the 80 column-mode in VICE. somebody please add (or give me a hint). Thx.
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