[Coco] Adding SCBBT and T1 the easiest way?

[Kandur]

Just did exactly that, a bit cheating by using wimgtool. :)
In 1999 had to get rid of all my Coco stuff, due to a move from a 
large house to a small condo.  This July, 15 years later,
bought a used 128k Coco-3. Later expanded it's ram to 512k.
Also bought a GBS-8220 RGB to VGA converter, 
resolved it's sync issues.  http://tinyurl.com/kavbxvj
Already had a 3.5" floppy drive, and modified a 1.2Mb 5.25" drive 
to rotate at 300 RPM.    http://tinyurl.com/losesns
I'd like to get my LR-Tech Super Board and HD controller working now.

Kandur

Sunday, December 7, 2014, 4:32:09 PM, you wrote:
> There is nothing stopping you from duplicating the Nitros9/6309l2 directory 
> structure on to one of your floppies or to you harddrive and creating the 
> bootdisk from there. I'm just suggesting that editing the bootlist.pl file 
> and using the mb.floppy script is, at least for me, a very easy method to 
> create custom bootdisks.  I admire your purist attitude, but I no longer 
> possess the hardware to be 100% Pure Coco.  I was down to a single ssdd 5 
> 1/4" drive.  Drivewire was and is a life saver for me.  And now with the SDC 
> and Drivewire I am feeling pretty darned spoiled.  I am giddy with drive 
> space.

>> Thank you.
>> Maybe I am a masochist,  but like to do everything on a real Coco.
>> Real floppies and SCSI hard drives, as little use of DW, if possible,
>> not using any of the emulators, or a PC. I know it is slower this way,
>> it's painful in almost 2015, but I like it.

>> Kandur