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I acquired a Cricket sound/clock peripheral on eBay. Therefore it is now critical that we have a conforming ProDOS clock driver for it.
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> STATUS: Work In Progress
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> STATUS: Works on my machine!
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## Background
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* A modified version of ProDOS
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* A utility to patch ProDOS on disk
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## Goal
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## Goals
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Like the `NS.CLOCK.SYSTEM` (by "CAP") ideally we would have:
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* [x] Installs a driver in memory following the ProDOS clock driver protocol
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* [x] Chains to the next `.SYSTEM` file (e.g. `BASIC.SYSTEM`)
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Just need to try it on real hardware now...
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Successfully tested on real hardware. (Laser 128EX, including at 3x speed.)
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