Alberto Garcia

I just removed .fuserc completely, started Fuse, Options -> Peripherals -> General, made sure that only "Interface 1" is enabled, restarted the emulated Spectrum, and it works just fine, CAT 1 lists the contents.

I tried with if1-1.rom and if1-2.rom (their MD5 sums are 5c11c61a2dd2ca4bf39328d9ff42d289 and 31b704ae925305e74f50699271fddd9a). It works fine with both. I'm using Fuse 1.6.0 in Linux. All peripherals are disabled except for Interface 1, check if you have others enabled just in case. When I type CAT 2 I get an error: Microdrive not present, 0:1. With CAT 1 I see the list of files normally and I can load them using the microdrive commands.

It works fine for me with this one for example: https://archive.org/download/World_of_Spectrum_June_2017_Mirror/World%20of%20Spectrum%20June%202017%20Mirror.zip/World%20of%20Spectrum%20June%202017%20Mirror/sinclair/magazines/Outlet/OutletIssue001.mdr.zip You need to indicate the drive number, e.g. CAT 1, and make sure that Interface 1 is enabled. Have a look at the manual here: http://www.retro8bitcomputers.co.uk/Content/downloads/manuals/ZXInterface1-Microdrive-Manual.pdf

You need to indicate the drive number, try CAT 1. Have a look at the manual here: http://www.retro8bitcomputers.co.uk/Content/downloads/manuals/ZXInterface1-Microdrive-Manual.pdf

Ok, that version is correct. Did you have install flex installed from the beginning or did you install it when make gave you an error? If it's the latter case then clean the repository completely and run autogen.sh again. If that does not fix the problem then run make V=1 in order to see what is actually happening there.

This is probably because you're using an old version of Flex. In Debian and Ubuntu install flex instead of flex-old.

Hi, what's the status of SDL2 support in Fuse ? SDL1 is going to be removed from e.g. Debian and the only alternative would be to use sdl12-compat (which seems to work fine btw) https://github.com/libsdl-org/sdl12-compat

It looks like the compressed versions (*.raw.bz2, *.img.gz, ...) are still there. But before removing those I would take a closer look at the full list, I'm not sure that things like .csw should have the ZX Spectrum icon. I think that I would reduce that list to the extensions that Fuse can open directly if you run it with fuse <filename>, and maybe for the bash completion script we can keep some additional extensions.