So now I have a single hard drive image with MS-DOS 6.22 and a number of DOS and Win3 oldies, with different config.sys profiles so I can boot the same drive on everything from 8088 to Pentium. Seems the trick was to find a disk geometry that was supported by all the different BIOSes. I have a hard drive image that seems to work fine across different hardware profiles too. I have managed to get Windows 3.11 working in PCem now. Also have it set up for 69,300 = Pentium 90 that I am using for my tournament so CM4000 can play with no advantage or handicap over other DOS programs. Spacious_mind wrote:I have Win3.11 working on dosbox and it works just fine with CM4000 as well. You also have the RadioShack catalog number so you can download the manual:

The latter is why I asked you if there is a Microchess 2 for TRS-80. I have played a number of Microchess versions including the original for KIM-1 using Soft6502 emu (from Peter Jennings site), the C64 1.0.1 version you are linking to, Microchess 2 for Apple II and PET (as well as Novag Chess Champion MKII, which is the exactly same program), some version for SOL-20 and Microchess 1.5 for TRS-80. I was referring to the entry you had for Microchess 2 under TRS-80, not C64. Just like Microchess everyone of the pages has a downloadable chess program that works with WinVice. I have never advertised it so most people don't know about it, but in the C64 emu pages I made the working chess programs available for download so they can be used in an emulator. You can download the Commodore Microchess from my page directly here just click on the word Microchess in red in this Link that shows in the statistics section: It looks and plays a lot like Microchess 2 (for PET, Apple II), but 1.5 has 3 levels, 2 has 8. Can you tell me more about this? I have just come over one Microchess version for the TRS, and that was version 1.5. 2) You are listing Microchess 2 for TRS-80.

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