Hi,
I still have a working C64 (haven't turned it on for 2 years but it should
work) at home but I guess that won't help you much. I'm not a specialist on
these Computers since I never owned one in the 80s and the one I have is a
gift, so I never opened a C64 like I did with all my other computers...
If you have a picture the power transformer is working... it's maybe a
problem with the computer other then that it's quite unlikely that both have
the same problem. Have you tried to use a TV instead of the monitor,
sometimes those monitors have switches for this and that. Maybe turning the
computer on without having the the disk drive attached will help...
Summa
At 03:02 09.05.01 -0000, you wrote:
>Hmmm...well I actaully have 2 C64's, one drive and cheap b+w monitor.
>The last time I tried these things were several years back and as I
>recall I was able to load my Sonorus CZ editor/lib but it didn't work
>quite right. I have set them up again but I can't seem to get any
>prompt to show up onscreen. At least thats how I remeber it should
>work.. turn it on and a prompt should appear so I can type in the
>load
>command. Both power supplies and both computers do exactly the same
>thing. The things will turn on once but won't turn on again unless I
>pull the power transformer plug from the electrical socket and stick
>it back in. Very weird. Kinda like rebooting the power cord! Sitting
>there yanking the power cord in and out of the electrical socket fast
>and repeatedly will finally yield some garbled jibberish on the
>monitor screen. Both power supplies and C64's do the react the same
>way. Very, very strange. I tried finding some troubleshooting stuff
>on
>the web and apparently these chips can open up and oxidize and the
>power transformer themselves are known for being crappy. And I don't
>know what the hell is up with these things. It looks like I won't
>have
>acccess to all my old sounds. Rats.
>
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Re: [CZsynth] patches loaded via C64
2001-05-10 by Summa
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