a2-4am
Total Replay hangs at boot immediately after displaying "128K" message
I don't have a joystick installed at the moment. Could this issue be caused by that? I've tried several different versions of Total Replay disk images and I'm using a FloppyEMU and BMOW controller card. Other disk images appear to be working okay, both HD and floppy.
Maybe something wrong with my Apple IIe itself?
If you're comfortable with CiderPress or Cadius, I will make a you replacement Launcher program with debug messages and attach here. That would help us identify the location of the hang. If you'd prefer a full hdv then I'll find somewhere to put it.
Thanks so much for the help and suggestion!
I cloned the repo and built from source without any issues. Unfortunately I'm still encountering the hang at startup.
I've got the Floppy EMU in slot #5 if that makes any difference and I'm using the BMoW Yellowstone controller card.
I also wanted to mention that I've tried this on a friend's Apple //e as well with several different versions of Total Replay and he's having the same troubles. He's also using the same BMoW hardware in his setup.
I build Total Replay from the source and did not have any problem. I am running it in Virtual ][ emulator.
Best Regards, Wyatt Wong
On Monday, February 12, 2024 at 01:57:40 AM GMT+8, Randy Antler ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks so much for the help and suggestion!
I cloned the repo and built from source without any issues. Unfortunately I'm still encountering the hang at startup. I've attached a couple of photos for reference.
I've got the Floppy EMU in slot #5 if that makes any difference and I'm using the BMoW Yellowstone controller card.
I also wanted to mention that I've tried this on a friend's Apple //e as well with several different versions of Total Replay and he's having the same troubles. He's also using the same BMoW hardware in his setup.
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I ended up getting a wDrive to see if that behaved differently and it turns out TotalReplay works perfectly on that device. This suggests that the problem lies with the Floppy EMU. I've tried several different versions of the firmware for Floppy EMU and they all hang in the same manner, so I'll reach out to BMOW for help.
okay, thanks for letting us know. If Steve can reproduce the effect then I'm happy to work with him on a solution if software can fix it.
Steve kindly pointed me to this article which was a fascinating read. After downloading the new firmware and installing it, I'm pleased to share that the Floppy Emu, Yellowstone controller and Total Replay are playing nicely together. Great success!
Ah yes, we had a fine time investigating that one. I had forgotten about it. I'm glad that it's working for you.
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Steve kindly pointed me to this article https://www.bigmessowires.com/2022/10/23/nmos-6502-phantom-reads-odd-yellowstone-bugs/ which was a fascinating read. After downloading the new firmware https://www.bigmessowires.com/yellowstone/#downloads and installing it, I'm pleased to share that the Floppy Emu, Yellowstone controller and Total Replay are playing nicely together. Great success!
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