     This information file is written to accompany the 6 different Commodore
C65 demo/utility disks archived and uploaded by myself on 30 November '94.
(The C65 was a computer that CBM was designing, but never brought to market. A
limited number were made available to the public in 1994 due to CBM's money
woes).  The disks were made available to me for copying by Dennis Jarvis, who
was one of the systems engineers under contract to Commodore in the late '80's
and early '90's, prior to the bankruptcy/receivership (outcome still in doubt
at the time of this writing) of CBM Int'l.  My understanding is that he was the
person primarily working on the DOS for the C65.

     At the present time I have not had a chance to run any of these disks or
contents on my C65's.  I accept no responsibility for the use of this material,
being merely a means for public distribution of them.  I believe there are a
few files on them that refer only to the C64 and/or C128, but did not want to 
take the time to "weed" out any extraneous material.  I have no idea exactly 
who is responsible for which files, but I'm sure that much credit must go to
Fred Bowen and also to Dennis.  There also appears to be material duplicated 
from one disk to the next, but I did not wish to change the contents of any
from its' "original" state.

     The disks were archived using CS-DOS128, due to the mix of program and
sequential files that I felt would present problems if archived using a 
mode under a different system such as MS-DOS or Unix.  I include the original
directory listings and descriptions of the actual labels on the disks as a
means of keeping the information somewhat intact over time, and to help
determine which version of the C65 will work with which disk. Please format
and label your copies in keeping with this.  And don't ask me about what's on
them.  What you see is what you get, and it's exactly what I got, and I don't
know what it is yet! (grin).

     The "-----------" at beginning and end of each "label" are merely to mark
the beginning and end of the label, and were not on the original label.
Numbers such as 910416 refer to the date the file or disk was originally done 
(91 is year-1991, 04 is month-April, 16 is day in this example).
******************************************************************************

The following refers to the file named "c65disk1.lha".

The original handwritten (in ink) label reads as follows:
----------------------------------
  C65 demo disk #2
    version 910107

Put in drive, turn system
on to boot autoboot.c65*

(the other programs have not been
converted to ver 0.9A + DMA chip)

910124 FAB
-----------------------------------
(the fab I assume to be Fred Bowen's initials-gp)

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving.

1 "c65 demo 900907 " fb 3d
4    "iff demo"         prg  
2    "iff demo.bin"     prg  
193  "kingtut.iff"      prg    
193  "gorilla.iff"      prg    
193  "city1.iff"        prg    
193  "iris.iff"         prg    
193  "paintcan.iff"     prg    
193  "dreamhouse.iff"   prg    
193  "redporsche.iff"   prg    
193  "spaceship.iff"    prg    
193  "waif.iff"         prg    
193  "venus.iff"        prg    
193  "bunny.iff"        prg    
193  "planets2.iff"     prg    
1    "----------------" prg  
3    "regina demo"      prg  
129  "regina.0"         prg    
129  "regina.1"         prg    
4    "regina.p"         prg  
1    "---------------"  prg  
3    "dp demo"          prg  
128  "dp.0"             prg    
128  "dp.1"             prg    
4    "dp.p"             prg  
4    "mouse.bin"        prg  
1    "pointers.bin"     prg  
1    "--------------"   prg  
3    "fb demo"          prg  
128  "fb.0"             prg    
128  "fb.1"             prg    
4    "fb.p"             prg  
5    "demo all"         prg  
5    "iff demo.8e"      prg  
4    "iff demo.bin.8e"  prg  
6    "iff ss"           prg  
14   "autoboot.c65.9a"  prg   
1    "demo.9.bin"       prg  
1    "rs232"            prg  
2    "ms-dos boot test" prg  
0 blocks free.             
*********************************************************

The following refers to the file named "c65disk2.lha".

The original PRINTED label reads as follows:
-----------------------------------
         C64DX

c 1991 Commodore Electronics, LTD.

     DEMO DISK #2

        910501

Requires ROM version 910415
-----------------------------------
On the back of the disk in pencil is the note "backup d0 to d1 910416".

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving:

1 "sector skew 7   " 77 1d
32   "autoboot.c64dx.2" prg   
1    "demo.9.bin"       prg  
193  "kingtut.iff"      prg    
193  "gorilla.iff"      prg    
193  "city1.iff"        prg    
193  "iris.iff"         prg    
193  "paintcan.iff"     prg    
193  "dreamhouse.iff"   prg    
193  "redporsche.iff"   prg    
193  "spaceship.iff"    prg    
193  "waif.iff"         prg    
193  "venus.iff"        prg    
193  "bunny.iff"        prg    
193  "planets2.iff"     prg    
128  "dp.0"             prg    
128  "dp.1"             prg    
4    "dp.p"             prg  
128  "fb.0"             prg    
128  "fb.1"             prg    
4    "fb.p"             prg  
129  "regina.0"         prg    
129  "regina.1"         prg    
4    "regina.p"         prg  
29 blocks free.             
*********************************************

The following refers to the file "c65disk3.lha".

The original handwritten (in pencil) label reads:
-------------------------------------------------
C64DX DEMO DISK #2D

Use with ROM v910624
         VIC 4567R7
         DMA F018A

Dennis-to use on your system,
with old DMA chip, remove 3 0's
from DATA 73-77 and change
81 from 5*12 to 5*9.

To use with RAM-DOS, protect bank 8-
change 8 to 9 in lines 20 + 93
--------------------------------------------------

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving:

1 "c65 demo 910610 " 04 1d
33   "autoboot.c64dx.4" prg   
1    "demo.9.bin"       prg  
193  "kingtut.iff"      prg    
193  "gorilla.iff"      prg    
193  "city1.iff"        prg    
193  "iris.iff"         prg    
193  "paintcan.iff"     prg    
193  "dreamhouse.iff"   prg    
193  "redporsche.iff"   prg    
193  "spaceship.iff"    prg    
193  "waif.iff"         prg    
193  "venus.iff"        prg    
193  "bunny.iff"        prg    
193  "planets2.iff"     prg    
128  "dp.0"             prg    
128  "dp.1"             prg    
4    "dp.p"             prg  
128  "fb.0"             prg    
128  "fb.1"             prg    
4    "fb.p"             prg  
129  "regina.0"         prg    
129  "regina.1"         prg    
4    "regina.p"         prg  
1    "demo.10.bin"      prg  
1    "demo.10.1400"     prg  
26 blocks free.             
**********************************************

The following refers to the file named "c65disk4.lha"

The original label (just black marker on disk) reads:

------------------------------------------
      910923
   Demo disk
------------------------------------------

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving:

1 "c128 basic      " 04 3d
188  "0000-007d.zp"     seq    
126  "ram/rom.ex.final" seq    
217  "007f.zp"          seq    
213  "012b.zp"          seq    
64   "appendix.d"       seq   
7    "table 1.3.3.1.1"  seq  
4    "ram exp. demo"    prg  
16   "keyon/keyoff.s"   prg   
4    "keyon/keyoff.b"   prg  
1    "keyon/keyoff.o"   prg  
1    "color ram demo"   prg  
8    "variable dump.b"  prg  
49   "variable dump.s"  prg   
2    "variable dump.o"  prg  
3    "data generator"   prg  
11   "edma routine.s"   prg   
1    "edma routine.o"   prg  
2    "new edma example" prg  
2243 blocks free.             
*****************************************

The following refers to the file named "c65disk5.lha"

The original label (in ink) reads:

------------------------------------
C65 DOS TEST PROGS





12/89 1581 fmt
------------------------------------

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving:

1 "c65 dos         " 99 3d
3    "rdxwt.bas"        prg  
2    "format.o.00"      prg  
1    "read-write.o"     prg  
2    "format.o"         prg  
3    "read"             prg  
4    "trk"              prg  
3    "dos.bin"          prg  
5    "dos.bas"          prg  
59   "fred.o"           prg   
2    "crc.bas"          prg  
1    "crc.1c00"         prg  
3    "newformat"        prg  
5    "foo.bas"          prg  
3    "foo.bin"          prg  
4    "fmt.1c00"         prg  
6    "newfmt.obj"       seq  
3    "newfmt.bin"       prg  
7    "newfmt1.obj"      seq  
3    "newfmt1.bin"      prg  
4    "newfmtx.bin"      prg  
7    "newfmt2.obj"      seq  
3    "newfmt2.bin"      prg  
9    "newdos.obj"       seq  
9    "newdos.obj1"      seq  
5    "newdos.bas"       prg  
1    "step80"           prg  
4    "newdos.bin"       prg  
5    "newdos1.bas"      prg  
9    "newdos1.obj"      seq  
4    "newdos1.bin"      prg  
1    "readfmt"          prg  
56   "jdos120889.bin"   prg   
1    "status"           prg  
1    "status1"          prg  
9    "newdos2.obj"      seq  
4    "newdos2.bin"      prg  
5    "newdos2.bas"      prg  
5    "d3.5"             prg  
5    "d5.25"            prg  
4    "5.25 512.bin"     prg  
5    "d5.25 512.bas"    prg  
1    "hello"            seq  
2884 blocks free.             
********************************************
The following refers to the file "c65disk6.lha".

The original label (just a plain white address label in ink) reads:

-------------------------------------
C65 IFF DEMO REEL #1

FC65  (filecopy)
         hack
-------------------------------------

Following is the actual directory prior to archiving:
 
1 "iff demo reel #1" fb 3d
12   "old demo"         prg   
140  "dreamhouse.pic"   prg    
62   "iris"             prg   
70   "paintcan"         prg   
1    "split.1200"       prg  
7    "iff.bin6d"        prg  
142  "xcar"             prg    
169  "family.640x200"   prg    
112  "faces"            prg    
102  "kingtut"          prg    
148  "gorilla"          prg    
79   "city2"            prg   
95   "city1"            prg   
242  "regina"           prg    
11   "pic256"           prg   
67   "bully.pic"        prg   
120  "waif"             prg    
44   "disksalv.pic"     prg   
192  "boat"             prg    
109  "spaceship"        prg    
228  "sparks"           prg    
91   "bees"             prg   
184  "storm"            prg    
14   "dp.64x20"         prg   
135  "venus"            prg    
74   "saturn"           prg   
81   "planets2"         prg   
82   "bunny"            prg   
77   "iff&dos.6d"       prg   
12   "demo2"            prg   
7    "iff.bin6e"        prg  
149  "eye"              prg    
57   "redporsche.pic"   prg   
17   "fc65"             prg   
1    "fc65.bin"         prg  
12   "demo"             prg   
15 blocks free.             


There you go-have fun!

