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heh, i was about to write the exactly same game, i even have the url in clipboard http://a8.fandal.cz/detail.php?files_id=7541
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i believe fets are being commonly used these days as switches but if you can do that more easier with bjt (without loading the driving signal too much), great, please share the circuit (i'm no electronics expert so i tend to choose the easier path that gives me lower chance to mess up something) also a question to anyone who uses avgcart with 800 (or 400), does it work without cart port modification (phi2 "fix")? i don't own one and i don't remember anyone complaining about it so i never realized i wasn't sure about the compatibility, thanks
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you need a firmware update if you want the cart to indicate position during atr/atx cycling by blinking the rest is not avgcart specific, it's just transistor(s) switching led(s) based on state of DATAIN (and optionally DATAOUT) signal(s) i used something like this
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if you're on windows, you can use contig.exe to verify that avf file is not fragmented ("contig -a file" should tell you it has 1 chain) i don't own any cards that do not work (even old crappy non-brand 2gb cards work for me) but i can't rule out that incompatible ones exist, what card is it?
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that most likely means cable detect isn't working (you need to connect red and white wires together)
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https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32811124648.html i got one last year since i saw it on his site too claiming it's fully shielded, it went to trash after i cut the wii connector and found no shielding
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that's a change in 0020 (not yet released), it's also present in the latest beta
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#FujiNet Testing and Bug Reporting Thread
tmp replied to tschak909's topic in #FujiNet SIO Network Adapter
add the diode to the ftdi board? should be less painful to cut that (i also have a feeling that you have that diode reversed on that pic but i'll let someone else doublecheck that) -
as already mentioned, CAR: SDX manual says "During the boot process, SDX will automatically execute a batch file in the main directory on D1: called 'AUTOEXEC.BAT', if exists. " so apparently you either need to have a sio device that will handle D1: or make any of your hdd partitions mount as D1: (DA:) i see two occurrences of "BOOT=A:" in .car file but i doubt it'd be that easy to modify to use a different drive (it could be possible to change that in CONFIG.SYS using sdx imaging tool, needs to be tested) i believe some people used side loader CAR to be able to launch pdm.xex to play PDM audio files but that's not needed anymore photo? (not that i would be able to tell but someone else might)
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for some reason ATR emulation seems to be confusing to people so let's recap it once again (this is my understanding and view of the situation, please correct me if i'm wrong anywhere) three major ways to emulate floppy (using ATR files) 1. softkicked patched OS OS ROM is disabled and patched OS is copied into RAM at the same region patch redirects requests to D devices to the cart + fast + doesn't need any HW modification/extra HW (besides multicart) - doesn't work if ATR uses its own SIO routines (bypasses OS) - doesn't work if ATR reenables OS ROM or overwrites RAM that holds patched OS (probably most common cause of failure) - lowest compatibility of the three methods used by: Uno Cart, AVGCART, SIDE 3 (not an official information) 2. PBI uses an official way to extend OS via extra code that can be mapped via PBI this is what U1MB is doing, PBI BIOS (by fjc) is that extra code that is called by OS (no modification of OS needed unlike in method 1) and it handles the requests and reads/writes from/to ATR files stored on any compatible storage device (SIDE*, AVGCART with SIDE emulation enabled, maybe more) mapping of ATR files is normally done in U1MB's SIDE Loader, i believe it's possible to do that also programmatically so technically even AVGCART's menu (or any other SW) could directly mount them without having to go to the SIDE Loader + fast + compatible with most ATR +- in case of AVGCART, you currently (0020) need to do the mapping in SIDE Loader (SHIFT-S (to enable one-time SIDE emulation), HELP+RESET, L or by setting AVGCART to boot directly into SIDE emulation and set U1MB to start SIDE Loader automatically) - needs extra HW (internally mounted) compared to multicart only solutions - incompatible with some ATR that either talk directly to SIO (bypasses OS) or expect some behavior of real SIO communication (timings, interrupts?) but it's still order of magnitude more compatible than method 1 since this is likely not very common (i'm no expert here) used by: U1MB (+ compatible storage device) 3. real SIO device any device with physical connection to SIO port (all SIO2*, SDrive*, AVGCART with SIO cable, ...) this is also the only method where HSIO matters + should be 100% compatible since there should be no technical limitation, if something doesn't work, it's probably just a bug that should be fixed + allows ATX and CAS emulation - slower than previous methods (limited by serial communication to around 126k baud (if HSIO is in use, 19200 baud otherwise) + some mandatory delays in the protocol) - in case of AVGCART, there's an ugly cable that connects AVGCART to SIO port and turns your Atari into Commodore used by: SIO2*, SDrive*, AVGCART with SIO cable, ...
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seems load to load fine here
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i will, when it's not beta anymore (which could be in a few days unless someone comes with some bug report)
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i didn't intend to take part in this silly discussion because i'm sure that in the end i'd end up looking like an idiot and make some enemies in the process which is really not worth it but since it's starting to take a turn i don't like, just a few words - i don't control what other people post so please do not connect that with me or my cart - as fjc correctly stated a few posts above, current capabilities of side3 are largely unknown, it's also unknown what it will be able to do once it's shipped or what it will be able to do in a year or two so for a fair comparison, i'd give it a year or so and then compare the current (at that time) features of both carts, both standalone and with help of extra hw like u1mb - and most importantly, i don't care, buy whatever you want SIDE3, just don't pull me into crap like this thanks for paying attention and keep on fighting
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last time i checked i haven't found any alternative means of transportation that would cost less than the cart itself
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it can be shipped and i'm 99% sure it will eventually arrive how much time it will take to arrive, i have no idea, i don't have current data (i've shipped one last monday so it's too soon to judge, those sent months ago took almost 2 months to arrive) europe seems to be mostly back to normal (although hiccups can probably occur) price is in the first post
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originally? apparently trying to open a file with rw access doesn't quite work with read-only files (quelle surprise) shame on me for such a stupid bug
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reuploaded ea20 with a fixed fix
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nice, that's a pretty nasty bug should be fixed in ea20, thanks for reporting EDIT: of course i messed up the fix, i'll redo
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E020 (0020 beta) is available notable changes - support for SIO cable (allows much better ATR support (including HSIO), adds support for ATX/CAS) - shortcuts/bookmarks - support for AUTORUN.* file in _AVGCART was removed, replaced by setting autorun dynamically via key shortcuts - template dir (_AVGTMPL) for easy creating empty disks, ... - support for file copy (ctrl-c) and delete (ctrl-d) - INV or Z will scroll filename that's too long to fit the screen OSXEX file was renamed to OSXEX2 (due to incompatible change), included in the zip with update and some more changes that i don't even remember, read the fine manual by @Mr Robot that is up to date with the latest changes as always, report any bugs encountered with as many details as possible to allow me to reproduce them, thanks
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sure, there's no writing whatsoever the limitation of files not being fragmented comes from playing phaeron's videos, due to transfer speed needed, it was quite futile to try to handle fat cluster chains on the other hand, some time ago i tried to create a fragmented file and had quite a hard time (simply copying files, deleting some and then copying again wasn't working, i had to fill the card to the max, then delete some files and put some larger file in the remaining space), either fs drivers are intelligent these days and try to allocate single chain or i was extremely lucky
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yes, i forgot, it uses the same mechanism as avf player so files need to be contiguous on the card
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current version is compatible with what fjc's ide player is using (i believe there's such option in the converter)
