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    Do that with a C<64 disk drive. Then I'll be impressed.


    (and i know that you can get a C<64 all-in-one)

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    @OMG! Ponies!: The older 1540 or 1541 drives might just have enough space inside for that. The newer 1571 definitely would not.


    I've got two C128s, a C64, two 1541s and a 1571 in storage, wondering what to do with them. :)

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