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Command line option "-ram KBYTES" seems to be broken with v0.21. Using '-ram' with anything less than 64 for the coco causes it to freeze. Ta for that, found the issue: I'm comparing the translated address (since supporting SAM RAM size config) against the limit instead of the untranslated one. In ...

Sorry about that. As for help not working - is it dumping output to stdout.txt, or not working at all? I think under Windows, you'll get all the video output modules: 'sdlgl' (OpenGL, hopefully accelerated), 'sdlyuv' (overlay support, usually accelerated under Linux, but don't know about Windows) an...

admin wrote: I'll add it to the todo list unless somebody else wants to use the XROAR "tapemangle" edition to re-rip from the original tape...

I could certainly do that if you want to post tapes around. Or easier still if you have enough time to just sample the tape?

(1) Why don't you list all of them in the readme file? Because the only omissions are duplicate functions - they used to call separate load routines, now they all do the same thing. (2) Could you post the complete list here? Well ok, but the only additions to the README are: Ctrl+B ............ Loa...

And then some ;) Actually, B, H, I and T all do the same as L now - it determines which type to load by extension (I know that's horrible, and I wish CAS, DMK, etc. had some good magic to distinguish). When I get time, some GTK+ menus would be a good idea for Linux, and Mac OS X's Interface Builder ...

zephyr wrote: Your original hack failed on T3, but the tapemangle generated version seems to be working perfectly.

Cool. The proper solution is a re-rip of course, but I don't own this one.

I used FIXCAS on them. They seem to be working OK when used with Paul Burgin's T3 emulator. That's interesting. Suggests the data's in there but being skipped due to various delays (whereas T3 breakpoints the cassette loading ROM routines so there would be no delay). Does my hacked version fail on ...

sixxie wrote:That one might be fixable just be inserting a dummy block I suppose...

Quickly inserted a block in vim and this loads:

http://www.6809.org.uk/tmp/da/eddie_ste ... atched.cas

No guarantees it'll keep working for long though!

They're not working for me - did you patch the leaders of the ones available here? I think there's actually data missing from them - e.g., Eddie's title screen has obviously missed a block or two. That one might be fixable just be inserting a dummy block I suppose...

I'll gladly look into the initial connect issues (this is hosted on a *nix box of some description?), but as far as general admin goes, PHP isn't my forté.