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#604 C128 Drive 1571, writing to image does not work

v2.4
closed-fixed
None
Drives
2017-03-07
2015-02-13
BenDeVil
No

The use of the 1571 drive in C128 (40/80col) is not correct. I can attach a disk image, I can "catalog" it to see what are in. But, when I save a program, after saving, the drive light blink red. I must reattach the image to do an opération on the drive.
Sometime, the result of the saving isn't goot too. I can't read from disk again my basic program.

Discussion

  • badco

    badco - 2015-02-27

    The 1571 emulation is certainly broken in 2.4, at least when using it in 128 mode. Any attempt to write to an image results in the drive failing.

     
  • J. E. Klasek

    J. E. Klasek - 2015-07-10

    This is still an issue, even on the last nightly built
    WinVICE-2.4.20-x86-r29835.

     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2015-07-10

    did this ever work before?

     
  • Soci/Singular

    Soci/Singular - 2015-07-10

    Works on XAW here, no matter how I try. Upload config file, non-default ROMs, disk image if it's not the one created by VICE.

     
  • J. E. Klasek

    J. E. Klasek - 2015-07-10

    Using x128 2.4 (GTK+ AMD64/x86_64 Linux GCC-4.9.1) running on Linux Fedora 21, but also on WinVice (non SDL-Version, x64) on Win7 x64 the same behavior.
    Created an empty d64 image, try to DSAVE a one-liner basic program, fails (23,read error). Disk is not readable anymore (DIR fails with same error). Reattach disk, DIR shows a star-marked file (incomplete written). Try to do a COLLECT, which work until it wants to correct something on disk ... See attachment (screen-shot, d64 image in a ZIP archive)
    It looks like the image detaches automatically during write ...

     
  • J. E. Klasek

    J. E. Klasek - 2015-07-10

    Forgot the vicerc file (from the Linux environment) ...

     
  • Soci/Singular

    Soci/Singular - 2015-07-10

    Right, if I download the old 2.4 tarball and compile it then it does not work, as reported.

    2.4.20 (somewere 29786:29797) which I tried before works.

    Also compiled the above mentioned 29835 too (XAW), worked as well. No idea about why the Windows build did not.

    A single x128 only build takes more than 10 minutes here, so I'll not try to find out when and how 2.4 was fixed (at least on Linux).

     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2015-07-11

    i find it hard to believe something like that will work in linux but not in windows... shrug

     
  • J. E. Klasek

    J. E. Klasek - 2015-07-13

    I saw the problem on both platforms, but I don't know the actual build number ... How can I get the build number from Vice binary?

     
    • gpz

      gpz - 2015-07-13

      On Monday 13 July 2015, 08:19:03 J. E. Klasek j_e_klasek@users.sf.net wrote:

      I saw the problem on both platforms, but I don't know the actual build
      number ... How can I get the build number from Vice binary?

      its printed at the beginning of the logfile, and shows up somewhere in the
      "about" dialog.

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  • Greg King

    Greg King - 2015-07-21

    Pokefinder's WinVICE-2.4.20-x86-r29837 works for me, on Windows 7.

     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2017-01-05
    • status: open --> open-need-info
     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2017-01-05

    so can this be closed? does it work in 3.0?

     
  • BenDeVil

    BenDeVil - 2017-01-05

    Yes, now, I haven't any more problem with drive

    Thanks

     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2017-01-05
    • status: open-need-info --> pending-fixed
     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2017-01-05

    ok, closing then

     
  • compyx

    compyx - 2017-03-07
    • status: pending-fixed --> closed-fixed
     
  • compyx

    compyx - 2017-03-07

    Really closing now, stupid SF.

     

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