Dimitris Panokostas

@n0rt0nthec4t / @Yserra Can you try manually selecting the serial port, instead of using the Auto-Detect option (which is the default)? The latest updates allow you to do that, and...

Logging can be enabled in the `amiberry.conf` file, either manually (by editing the file and setting the `write_logfile` option to `yes`, or from the GUI by going to `Paths->Enable logging`...

@svenson-a Thanks for the feedback. That list should _not_ contain double entries of course, so it's really weird. The list is populated by the FloppyBridge driver itself, so I wonder...

@svenson-a Thanks for narrowing it down, that helps! The `reset_drive` is required of course, and I think what triggers the problem is probably inside it, and specifically within this part:...

Can you check if it's the `drv->bridge->resetDrive(drv->cyl);` step that triggering the problem for you? My guess is it's there, but it would be good to have confirmation.

@svenson-a Thanks for narrowing it down further. I'll invite Rob to take a peek at this, perhaps he has an idea of why this might be failing (and more specifically,...

@svenson-a Please do a test when you get a chance, and kindly report back here. If this fixes the issue, I can integrate it in the code.

I think this is an issue with the platform, not Amiberry itself. It uses the system cursor for the GUI. It's interesting that the pre-compiled binary behaves differently however. Those...

@MichaIng Could you also recreate what was mentioned above, that the pre-compiled binary seems to work as expected? That's what I found most surprising.

@MichaIng I don't have an Odroid N2 to test with either, so I don't have pre-compiled binaries for it I'm afraid. But from what I remember, this issue with the...