IntraCourse
There are three variants of IntraCourse:
- Grey Box with Analysis and Compatibility Modules with START-UP DISK and PROGRAM DISKS A, B, C ($99.95 in 1986)
- Brown Box with Analysis Module with START-UP DISK and PROGRAM DISK A, B ($49.95 in 1986)
- Tan Box with Compatibility Module with START-UP DISK and PROGRAM DISK C ($59.95 in 1986)
Contents
Source 1
Property | Data |
---|---|
Title | IntraCourse - The Computer Program for Sex, Compatibility Module |
Publisher and/or Developer | IntraCorp, Inc. |
Year | 1986 |
Disk(s) | 2 |
Number of Index Holes | ? |
Media Type | 5.25 DSDD |
Retail, Budget or Compilation (with name) | Retail |
Country of Release | US |
Language(s) | English |
Platform | C64 |
NTSC or PAL | NTSC, runs also on PAL |
Protection | Loading the Start-up disk checks invalid header checksum on track 35 sec 16, where sector number is changed to 21. |
Working? | No, disks were dumped with an unmodified drive. Both side 1 are missing data for track 1 - 4. Stream of the Start-up disk side 0 has a data error on track 23 sector 5. This was fixed, see disk analysis. |
Archived | 26 Oct 2013 sncboom2k |
Verified by | enigma |
Tan Box
Streams
Start-up Disk
File:Streams IntraCourse StartUp disk sncboom2k.zip
Program C Disk
File:Streams IntraCourse Program disk C sncboom2k.zip
G64
Start-up Disk
Issue 3 is fixed on this disk.
File:IntraCourse StartUp disk sncboom2k s0.g64
Side 1 not provided.
Program C Disk
File:IntraCourse Program disk C sncboom2k s0.g64
Side 1 not provided.
Analysis Start-Up Disk
Issue 1
This side contains the IntraCourse Dictionary that can be selected from the menu as point 6 "Access the IntraCourse Sex Dictionary". When selected the program asks for the Startup disk and after a brief read attempt at track 14 it drops to back to Basic. On track 14 only the files LOGO3 and MOD5.BAS are allocating sectors. The program seems to fail to load MOD5.BAS but that can be done from the prompt manually. Just enter
LOAD"MOD5.BAS",8 RUN
and the IntraCourse Dictionary starts up.
Issue 2
Further analysis of the dictionary files shows that the dictionary is split in three REL files:
- RPRON storing pronunciation for the entries
- RWORD storing the entry names (25 chars)
- RDEF storing the description text (245 chars)
Following the sector chain reveals that track 35 sector 16 is part of RDEF, the very same sector with the wrong header checksum as protection check. When browsing the dictionary the program will crash with "?string too long error in 14601" when reaching the entries (STERILE, SUCK OFF) located at track 35 sector 16. As a solution a D64 image is provided here where the header checksum was corrected. This image will not boot the program, but allows browsing the dictionary. It can be swapped in after the program reaches the menu screen.
File:IntraCourse Program disk C sncboom2k s0 issue2.d64
Issue 3
Further analysis shows that the data error on track 23 sector 5 is purely a checksum error, where the data itself is ok. The sector is part of RDEF and the entries from this sector load and show correct.
Additional Information
Manual
From SamH64@Lemon64:
Box Content
From SamH64@Lemon64:
Ads / Review
From Ahoy magazine issue 33 Oct/1986: