In this video I bring back to life a 30+ year-old Amiga 1200, install a terminal program from scratch (without any working disks with a CF-Card!), and
attempt to dial into a nearly 40-year-old Commodore 64 BBS called snobsoft using a vintage 2400 baud modem.
In this video I bring back to life
a
30+ year-old Amiga 1200, install a
terminal program from scratch
(without any working disks with a
CF-Card!), and
attempt to dial into a nearly
40-year-old Commodore 64 BBS
called
snobsoft using a vintage 2400 baud
modem.
Thanks for the video link. What is
the
dial-up number for snobsoft?
Thanks!
At the moment, Snobsoft is only available via on-demand dial-up.
The phone number shown in the video might change soonhopefully,
the BBS will eventually be accessible via dial-up 24/7. But we can definitely arrange an appointment if you'd like to call in. I always
have to set up a few things beforehand. Do you happen to have a cool old-school computer you could use to dial in?
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