Cartridge Backup System – 1985
CBUS II allows your to run any cartridge from disk.
Oddly you had to spend $15 more for the software! That seems strange to me.
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Cartridge Backup System – 1984
Also known as CBUS
You can store up to 17 cartridges on a single disk.
Cartridge Backup System – 1984
Also known as CBUS
You can store up to 17 cartridges on a single disk.
Cartridge Backer (1985)
Calms to be the Original Cartridge Backup System
Copied 99% of cartridges to disk.
I wonder what where the other 1%?
Carbon Copy (1984)
Guaranteed to copied 90% of programs.
I’m not sure if that was very good in 1984 when in 1985 many programs state 99% effective.
Of course who knows how accurate this it.
Capture Cartridge
I had one of these and it work great to save a program from memory to disk.
After a program/game would load, press the button on the cartridge and it would bring
up a menu:
1. Display Ram Usage
2. Pre-Configure RAM
3. Make Program Disk (This was the only one I would use)
4. Make Program cartridge
5. Load & Execute Disk Program
Archiver (1985)
This was a book/manual that I have never seen.
Sounds similar to the Lockpick series.
Contained Machine Language Monitors HiMON, LLMon, and LoMON.
Here are the disk contents:
DOWNLOAD the D64 HERE: archiver-v5.ZIP
The Manual is HERE: The_Archiver_Cybertech-OCR.PDF