Alternately, a program called BOOTDMOD (from wuarchvie.wustl.edu)
will do all the dirty work needed for reducing the cluster size.
You could also reduce the cluster size down to 512 bytes. I have,
and haven't encountered any problems.
For playing games like chess, there is drawback of LCD screen being
in reverse color. I have pallette in SETUP configured to reverse so,
while I use DGSET most of the time, I would just type SETUP only
when I play the game. This way you could utilize the advantages of
both DGSET (compact) & SETUP (ability to change pallete info).
About Emacs... I've settled for Mg (MicroGNUEmacs) because of its
speed, size, and ability to manipulate files up to 300K (or some-
where around there).
-- H. Seung hseung@eniac.seas.upenn.edu 4001 Pine St. 2-F University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104