Wheels 64
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Source 1
| Property | Data |
|---|---|
| Title | Replica of Wheels 64 4.0 |
| Publisher and/or Developer | Maurice Randall |
| Year | 1998 |
| Disk(s) | 1 |
| Number of Index Holes | - |
| Media Type | 5.25 DSDD |
| Retail, Budget or Compilation (with name) | Retail |
| Country of Release | US |
| Language(s) | english |
| Platform | C64 + RAM Expansion |
| NTSC or PAL | NTSC |
| Protection | When MakeSysDisk is run 64 bytes in track 35 track trail are read at speed 3. Installation process writes user id/system id to disk as well as into protection signature. Then deletes installation code. When booting the system disk the protection signature is not checked. |
| Working? | Yes |
| Archived | - |
| Verified by | MarkusC64@F64, enigma |
Replica: This image is not an original. It is based on a non-working D64 image of Wheels 64 4.0. The protection signature was added again (based on Wheels 128) in a P64 image, to recreate a working installation disk.
Wheels 64 requires a RAM Expansion.
When installed on a 1581 disk, Wheels 64 will also run with a PAL system. The installation itself must be done on a NTSC system. The 1581 disk will have a copy protection written, that needs at least Vice 3.8 for proper emulation.
G64
Protection signature uses a non-standard speed zone and can not be mapped to G64.
