What is it?

CBM-Command is a disk manager for the Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Commodore VIC-20, Commodore Plus/4, and Commodore Pet/CBM computers. It is written in the vein of Norton Commander or Midnight Commander; but, it is much simpler due to the target platforms. Each Commodore model has its own native version of the application.

What does it do?

It works on both real machines and the VICE emulators.

So far, we have tested it with the following hardware:

Flat Commodore 128 w/JiffyDOS
Commodore 1571 w/JiffyDOS
Commodore 1581 w/JiffyDOS
uIEC/SD
Commodore 64 (stock)
Commodore 64 w/JiffyDOS
Commodore 64 w/SuperCPU
Commodore 1541 (stock)
Commodore 1541 w/JiffyDOS
Blue Chip 128 Disk Drive
Creative Micro Designs FD-2000 Floppy Disk drive
ZoomFloppy USB-to-IEC adapter (w/ WinVICE and OpenCBM)

Additional testing has been performed under VICE, using the following file systems:

IDE64 Native Filesystem
VICE File System
VICE Virtual Drives (not True Drive Emulation)
1541 TDE
1551 TDE
1571 TDE
1581 TDE
CBM 8050 TDE
CBM 8250 TDE
Commodore Plus 4 Emulation
Commodore VIC 20 Emulation
Commodore 64 Emulations
Commodore 128 Emulation
Commodore Pet Emulation

Features

File copying between drives
File renaming and deleting
D64 Image Writing, and Creation of Disks from Those Images
D71 Image Writing, and Creation of Disks from Those Images
D81 Image Writing, and Creation of Disks from Those Images
Send command to drive
Simple "Paging" Text-File Viewer
Moving into, and out of, sub-directories and disk-images
Configuration Utility
Whole Disk Copying

Development tools

CBM-Command has been developed with the following tools:

CC65 link -- C and Assembler compilers with linker, for building 6502-based binaries.
GNU Make link -- Makefile processor which builds the sources, using CC65.
Visual Studio 2010 link -- I suggest downloading the ISO with all of the express editions; but specifically, you need the C++ edition.
WinVICE link -- The best Commodore emulators available.
CodePlex link -- Project management and source control.

HELP!

I'm looking for folks who want to adopt portions of the code, and help to make it better. If you are familiar with C and/or Assembly, or just want to get familiar with them (I had practically zero Assembly knowledge when I started this project), then contact me; and, we'll see if I can find something for you to do. :-)

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