Beeblebrox Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 (edited) 21 minutes ago, TheNameOfTheGame said: Very nice title screen. I hope something like this makes it into the final release! @TheNameOfTheGame Sure, would be great as it's an iconic title screen and would complete this excellent port IMHO. I am also running a conversion of the box art for it to see how that turns out. However I'll be happy with whatever Rensoup and the team comes up with, (featuring mice or otherwise ) - I am just happy we have cut scenes and the quality ingame animation/effects, coupled with the trademark game play. All PoP platform releases were and always have delivered a mixture of frustration and exhilaration when you make progress. It's the whole package with nice puzzle elements, tricky timing and ... did I mentioned the animation?! It gives you time to work things out (for the most part), before committing. I love dangling off ledges and the like. (Not in real life BTW heh heh!) I spent hours on playing PoP in my teens. Can't wait to turn full 40-something hermit decades later and get into it again (gonna look like Gollem when I emerge!). Bonus being that it's running on our fav 8-Bit! Edited June 14, 2021 by Beeblebrox typos 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drpeter Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 51 minutes ago, Beeblebrox said: The ver8 I posted (which you have fixed - thanks btw) - does indeed show the white line on my 65XE 320k A8! Ah, OK. Thought for a moment there you might have uncovered another undocumented variation in GTIA timing! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drpeter Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 55 minutes ago, Beeblebrox said: thanks btw If you ultimately end up with one you can't get rid of, I'm happy to try to fix it for you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flashjazzcat Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 11 hours ago, Faicuai said: Not only did not work here, but it did not work "there", where he casted a buffoonish, lonely vote to permanently kick-out Rensoup... and then magically coming here chanting "hopes" for "links not severed" (when he was actually happy to cut them): What's this about hoping for links not severed? Wrathchild PM'd me last night asking for advice on the AtariMax PoP cart image, and someone else linked me to the thread. I was momentarily confused that my post last night didn't show up on the front page of the forum until I remembered I'd had the entire topic on Ignore for months, having previously sampled its content. 11 hours ago, Faicuai said: Have not seen Rensoup kicking anyone out, though. Bully for him, but as I say: my remarks on the AtariMax image were solicited, and I have no idea where you got the idea I either regret or have contradicted BTFOing anyone who wants to drown my topic with trivial, off-topic discussions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beeblebrox Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 (edited) 34 minutes ago, drpeter said: If you ultimately end up with one you can't get rid of, I'm happy to try to fix it for you. @drpeter Many thanks, much appreciated as ever re future RC image kernel fixing (And sorry to dissapoint earlier heh heh - unfortunately it was good ol 'uman error!) Edited June 14, 2021 by Beeblebrox typos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mazzspeed Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 24 minutes ago, flashjazzcat said: What's this about hoping for links not severed? Wrathchild PM'd me last night asking for advice on the AtariMax PoP cart image, and someone else linked me to the thread. I was momentarily confused that my post last night didn't show up on the front page of the forum until I remembered I'd had the entire topic on Ignore for months, having previously sampled its content. Bully for him, but as I say: my remarks on the AtariMax image were solicited, and I have no idea where you got the idea I either regret or have contradicted BTFOing anyone who wants to drown my topic with trivial, off-topic discussions. I actually thought that reply was in relation to my post regarding the .CAR image incompatibilities with SIDE3 and methods to resolve them. However, TBH, perhaps it's a language barrier thing - But I have no idea what his post is about, it's context is completely lost on me. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flashjazzcat Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 1 minute ago, Mazzspeed said: I actually thought that reply was in relation to my post regarding the .CAR image incompatibilities with SIDE3 and methods to resolve them. However, TBH, perhaps it's a language barrier thing - But I have no idea what his post is about, it's context is completely lost on me. No worries - I completely empathise. I am not sure I got the gist of what he wrote right either; the decorative verbiage often obscures the meaning. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+DrVenkman Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 1 minute ago, flashjazzcat said: the decorative verbiage often obscures the meaning. … #management 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Faicuai Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 54 minutes ago, flashjazzcat said: What's this about hoping for links not severed? Read the thread (if you really care about it). If you are suddenly feeling distressed, you may be happy to know that such "hopes" stem from someone else... who already liked my own comment citing his own incoherent factual trail. ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flashjazzcat Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 3 minutes ago, Faicuai said: Read the thread (if you really care about it). But I don't. It's just a little unfortunate that one receives relentless notifications for an ignored thread in which one's interest was re-awakened long enough to make two (now three) comments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mazzspeed Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 (edited) 12 minutes ago, Faicuai said: Read the thread (if you really care about it). If you are suddenly feeling distressed, you may be happy to know that such "hopes" stem from someone else... who already liked my own comment citing his own incoherent factual trail. ? So you're using big random words in an attempt to take the piss out of me for questioning whether there was any hope left regarding FJC and Rensoup working out this issue together considering all the issues regarding .CRT images of this title on SIDE3, as a result of a certain outburst in another thread that started as an innocent question by another member? Got it. Still don't care for your opinion. Edited June 14, 2021 by Mazzspeed Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Faicuai Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 13 minutes ago, Mazzspeed said: Still don't care for your opinion. EXCELLENT news! We can now get back on topic. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paul7 Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 Has anyone been able to run this on Fujinet? I have updated firmware and tried both DD and SD disk version. DD version "dancing girl" animation stops, and on SD version disk 2 stops loading. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+DrVenkman Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 6 minutes ago, Paul7 said: Has anyone been able to run this on Fujinet? I have updated firmware and tried both DD and SD disk version. DD version "dancing girl" animation stops, and on SD version disk 2 stops loading. Thanks! I have, on my 1200XL+U1MB machine, loaded SD ATR via FujiNet. DD version freezes during loading on the dancing girl. Neither ATR works on my 576NUC+ machine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+x=usr(1536) Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 5 minutes ago, Paul7 said: Has anyone been able to run this on Fujinet? I have updated firmware and tried both DD and SD disk version. DD version "dancing girl" animation stops, and on SD version disk 2 stops loading. Thanks! The SD version is working for me via FujiNet, but not DD. More details in this post. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tschak909 Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 Here are the event logs from a boot of the double density version of the latest build. It keeps trying to re-read sector 360, and really doesn't like something, but there aren't any obvious errors coming from my firmware... -Thom Quote ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 11 00 94 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 12 00 95 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 13 00 96 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 14 00 97 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 15 00 98 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 16 00 99 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 17 00 9a FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 18 00 9b FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 19 00 9c FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1a 00 9d FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1b 00 9e FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1c 00 9f FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1d 00 a0 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1e 00 a1 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 1f 00 a2 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 20 00 a3 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 21 00 a4 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 22 00 a5 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 23 00 a6 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 24 00 a7 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 25 00 a8 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 26 00 a9 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 27 00 aa FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 28 00 ab FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 29 00 ac FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2a 00 ad FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2b 00 ae FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2c 00 af FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2d 00 b0 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2e 00 b1 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 2f 00 b2 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 30 00 b3 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 31 00 b4 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 32 00 b5 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 33 00 b6 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 34 00 b7 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 35 00 b8 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 36 00 b9 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 37 00 ba FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 38 00 bb FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 39 00 bc FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3a 00 bd FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3b 00 be FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3c 00 bf FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3d 00 c0 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3e 00 c1 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 3f 00 c2 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 40 00 c3 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 41 00 c4 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 42 00 c5 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 43 00 c6 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 44 00 c7 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 45 00 c8 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 46 00 c9 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 47 00 ca FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 48 00 cb FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 49 00 cc FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4a 00 cd FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4b 00 ce FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4c 00 cf FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4d 00 d0 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4e 00 d1 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 4f 00 d2 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 50 00 d3 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 51 00 d4 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 52 00 d5 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 53 00 d6 FujiNet CONFIG boot disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 00 38 00 00 f8 CHECKSUM_ERROR CF: 00 38 00 00 f8 CHECKSUM_ERROR Toggling baudrate from 67431 to 19200 set_baudrate change from 67432 to 19200 CF: 70 fe 00 00 6f sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: GET SSID ->SIO write 96 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 fa 00 00 6b sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: GET WIFI STATUS ->SIO write 1 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f4 00 00 65 sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: READ HOST SLOTS ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f2 00 00 63 sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: READ DEVICE SLOTS ->SIO write 304 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f2 00 00 63 sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: READ DEVICE SLOTS ->SIO write 304 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f4 00 00 65 sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: READ HOST SLOTS ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f2 00 00 63 sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: READ DEVICE SLOTS ->SIO write 304 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 70 f9 02 00 6c sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: MOUNT HOST ::mount {2} "atari-apps.irata.online" ::mount_local Attempting mount of "atari-apps.irata.online" ::mount_tnfs {2:0} "atari-apps.irata.online" Calling TNFS::begin Resolving hostname "atari-apps.irata.online" Resolved to address 159.203.160.80 TNFS mount atari-apps.irata.online[159.203.160.80]:16384 TNFS mount successful. session: 0xa8bb, version: 0x0102, min_retry: 1000ms vfs_tnfs_register "/tnfs0x3fff2398" @ 0x3fff2398 = 0 "ESP_OK" COMPLETE! CF: 70 f8 00 01 6a sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! Fuji cmd: MOUNT IMAGE Selecting '/Games/PoP_DD_20210610.atr' from host #2 as r on D1: fujiHost #2 opening file path "/Games/PoP_DD_20210610.atr" TNFS open file: "/Games/PoP_DD_20210610.atr" (0x0001, 0x01b6) File opened, handle ID: 0, size: 183952, pos: 0 ::get_filesize tnfs_lseek currpos=0, pos=0, typ=1 tnfs_lseek success, new pos=0, response pos=0 tnfs_lseek currpos=0, pos=0, typ=2 tnfs_lseek success, new pos=183952, response pos=183952 tnfs_lseek currpos=183952, pos=0, typ=0 tnfs_lseek success, new pos=0, response pos=0 disk MOUNT ATR MOUNT tnfs_lseek currpos=0, pos=0, typ=0 tnfs_lseek success, new pos=0, response pos=0 mounted ATR: paragraphs=11496, sect_size=256, sect_count=720, disk_size=183952 COMPLETE! CF: 70 d9 00 01 4b sioFuji::sio_process() called ACK! COMPLETE! CF: 31 53 00 00 84 disk sio_process() ACK! disk STATUS response: 0x20, 0xff, 0xe0 ->SIO write 4 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 01 00 84 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 02 00 85 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 03 00 86 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 128 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 53 03 00 87 disk sio_process() ACK! disk STATUS response: 0x20, 0xff, 0xe0 ->SIO write 4 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=512, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=512, destination=91136, cache_start=0, cache_end=512 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6a 01 ee disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6b 01 ef disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6c 01 f0 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6d 01 f1 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6e 01 f2 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6f 01 f3 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 70 01 f4 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=93840, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=93840, destination=91136, cache_start=93328, cache_end=93840 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6a 01 ee disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6b 01 ef disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6c 01 f0 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6d 01 f1 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6e 01 f2 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6f 01 f3 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 70 01 f4 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 7b 02 01 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=93840, pos=161792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=93840, destination=161792, cache_start=93328, cache_end=93840 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=161792, response pos=161792 tnfs_lseek currpos=161920, pos=161792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=161920, destination=161792, cache_start=161792, cache_end=162304 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=161792, pos=161936, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=161792, destination=161936, cache_start=161792, cache_end=162304 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 7c 02 02 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 7d 02 03 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 7e 02 04 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 7f 02 05 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 80 02 06 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 81 02 07 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 82 02 08 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 83 02 09 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 84 02 0a disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 53 84 02 0b disk sio_process() ACK! disk STATUS response: 0x20, 0xff, 0xe0 ->SIO write 4 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 3f 84 02 f6 disk sio_process() ACK! sio HSIO INDEX ->SIO write 1 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=164496, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=164496, destination=91136, cache_start=164352, cache_end=164864 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6a 01 ee disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6b 01 ef disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6c 01 f0 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6d 01 f1 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6e 01 f2 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6f 01 f3 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 70 01 f4 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=93840, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=93840, destination=91136, cache_start=93328, cache_end=93840 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6a 01 ee disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6b 01 ef disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6c 01 f0 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6d 01 f1 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6e 01 f2 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 6f 01 f3 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 81 01 06 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=93584, pos=97280, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=93584, destination=97280, cache_start=93328, cache_end=93840 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=97280, response pos=97280 tnfs_lseek currpos=97408, pos=97280, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=97408, destination=97280, cache_start=97280, cache_end=97792 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=97280, pos=97936, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=97280, destination=97936, cache_start=97280, cache_end=97792 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=97936, response pos=97936 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 81 01 06 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=98192, pos=97280, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=98192, destination=97280, cache_start=97936, cache_end=98448 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=97280, response pos=97280 tnfs_lseek currpos=97408, pos=97280, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=97408, destination=97280, cache_start=97280, cache_end=97792 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=97280, pos=97936, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=97280, destination=97936, cache_start=97280, cache_end=97792 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=97936, response pos=97936 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 82 01 07 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 83 01 08 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 84 01 09 disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 85 01 0a disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=99216, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=99216, destination=91136, cache_start=98960, cache_end=99472 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=92048, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=92048, destination=91136, cache_start=91792, cache_end=92304 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! CF: 31 52 69 01 ed disk sio_process() ACK! ATR READ tnfs_lseek currpos=92048, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=92048, destination=91136, cache_start=91792, cache_end=92304 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91136, response pos=91136 tnfs_lseek currpos=91264, pos=91136, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91264, destination=91136, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek within cached region tnfs_lseek currpos=91136, pos=91792, typ=0 _tnfs_cache_seek current=91136, destination=91792, cache_start=91136, cache_end=91648 _tnfs_cache_seek outside cached region tnfs_lseek success, new pos=91792, response pos=91792 ->SIO write 256 bytes COMPLETE! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Atari8guy Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 (edited) Not sure if my post will add any value for the troubleshooting but no sense in my keeping my results a secret, especially since they are different with different machines... Machine 1 XEGS, U1MB (Firmware 4.00), Sophia2, Pokeymax v2. I've tried all 3 cart versions(via AVG) and the DD version(via fujinet) and all 3 cart versions stop at the dancing girl with the left hip out (I call the this the left hip error - viewer left, it would be her right hip). The DD version boots to the XBIOS (I'm assuming) menu and if I press 1 to load the first file it continues to boot, it does go through some boot errors but ultimately the dancing girl comes up and I get the left hip error again. - NOTE on this machine the XEGS switch is active, so it will boot to Missile Command without the keyboard connected. Machine 2 800XL, U1MB (Firmware 3.10), Sophia2. Atarimax .car version(via AVG) works!! Yeah!, the DD version does not. I don't get the XBIOS screen but it does crash with the left hip error. Happy to try different iterations on these machines if it helps. I also have Atarimax cartridges I can try and SIO2PC(RespeQt) and S-Drive Max are other options. Edited June 14, 2021 by 8bitguy1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Faicuai Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 40 minutes ago, 8bitguy1 said: Machine 2 800XL, U1MB (Firmware 3.10), Sophia2. Atarimax .car version(via AVG) works!! Yeah! Mhmm... same here (as I have not upgraded from that version...) Try the Megacart and SIC images. If they all work (like here), then you are onto something, there... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+DjayBee Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 48 minutes ago, tschak909 said: Here are the event logs from a boot of the double density version of the latest build: Hey Thom, what's so difficult about using the "Spoiler" tag to not spam everybody with Miles of logs? 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tschak909 Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 Just now, DjayBee said: Hey Thom, what's so difficult about using the "Spoiler" tag to not spam everybody with Miles of logs? oops, sorry, I forgot that's a thing. -Thom Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Atari8guy Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 27 minutes ago, Faicuai said: Mhmm... same here (as I have not upgraded from that version...) Try the Megacart and SIC images. If they all work (like here), then you are onto something, there... On the 800XL the Megacart works fine. SIC crashes with left-hip error. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Faicuai Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 Just now, 8bitguy1 said: SIC crashes with left-hip error. GOOD test. So there is a timing-related issue (or similar in nature). The more definitive test would be to also upgrade that 800XL to latest BIOS and see how it goes (as long as you have what you need to revert it back to 3.10, whenever needed). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Atari8guy Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 1 minute ago, Faicuai said: GOOD test. So there is a timing-related issue (or similar in nature). The more definitive test would be to also upgrade that 800XL to latest BIOS and see how it goes (as long as you have what you need to revert it back to 3.10, whenever needed). I think I'm gonna wait. My general adoption of updates for the firmware is to wait until the community has tested it a bit better. I'm a slow adopter (that's why I still use 8 bits...lol). On my XEGS, my version isn't the latest either is 4.00, I think the current version is 4.02 or 4.03? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+x=usr(1536) Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 1 hour ago, 8bitguy1 said: The DD version boots to the XBIOS (I'm assuming) menu and if I press 1 to load the first file it continues to boot, it does go through some boot errors but ultimately the dancing girl comes up and I get the left hip error again. That's interesting, because while I've seen the DD image do the dancing girl crash on my hardware, I've never seen the XBIOS menu come up. Not doubting you in the least, but am wondering if this might not be an XEGS-specific issue due to the system ROM. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Atari8guy Posted June 14, 2021 Share Posted June 14, 2021 1 minute ago, x=usr(1536) said: That's interesting, because while I've seen the DD image do the dancing girl crash on my hardware, I've never seen the XBIOS menu come up. Not doubting you in the least, but am wondering if this might not be an XEGS-specific issue due to the system ROM. I've speculated that as well, along with a few others I've been conversing with. Anecdotally it seems to be the case, but it could be user error or the magnetic fields in my basement (jk)...who knows. I wonder if any else has tried with XEGS... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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