CCS64 Forum

Hello,
I am almost done turning a notebook into a... portable c64 of some sort ;) I began with DOS and CCS2 (thanks a lot again, Stuart, for pointing me to the long lost download) and ended up with a hand-trimmed version of XP (super fast booting, no boot logo, no desktop, no taskbar) on top of ...

Hi,
when I activate the (wonderful) CRT TV filter, the "noise" is obviously animated while the emulation is running, and all is well.
When I am into the menus, though, the noise seems to be updated only when I move through the options, resulting in some
kind of video trashing and trailing, that ...

I just finished installing everything: CCS2 for DOS is great!
The machine is a meager Pentium III 800 mhz from 2002, 128 mb ram, MSDOS 7.0, but until now it ran flawlessly and at 100% speed every game I fed it.

Now, I would take the chance to ask you directions for the final step of my project ...

Thanks a lot Stuart, I see your commitment to CCS knows no end :)

I needed the dos version because I am using an unused laptop (which, incidentally also has 80ish looks), to make a commodore machine out of it.

This means superfast boot thanks to DOS 7.0, which then immediately autoexecs CCS64 ...

Hi,
not really a "usability problem" but... I can't seem to find the download of CCS2 for DOS anywhere.
Has it been retired?
Someone still owns it?

Thanks

andrea