Steven Hirsch

There are two attached devices: Hardbox hard disk (Unit 8) and PetSD (Unit 10). Not sure if a space is considered as a 'special character', but the most recent file...

The new branch appears to have fixed the issue on mounted host directories, but I'm still unable to remove files from a D64 image. Here's the test case: [os9-systemdisk.d64.gz](https://github.com/fachat/XD2031/files/6077178/os9-systemdisk.d64.gz) There...

More on this: XD2031 has issues with '/' in filenames. I can understand this when targeting a Linux directory, but I'm unable to copy a file named 'format.os/9' to a...

I had sent you such a trace last fall :-). Let me do some digging and see if I can find the data.

That's a sore subject. I bricked one MPU already by fiddling with fuses and would rather not repeat this exercise. What exact setting(s) are you referring to? Wait, sorry. I...

That would have been done, yes.

Yes, that's it. The only difference is that mine lacks clock and ethernet.

That test passes without incident. All 256-byte chunks are identical. Here's the schematic for my PetSD: [petSD_schematic_0.7.2.1.pdf](https://github.com/fachat/XD2031/files/6076834/petSD_schematic_0.7.2.1.pdf)

Update: After poking around under a debugger I figured out what was happening. I specify the assign as `-A0:fs=/home/hirsch/test` Rather than directly looking for an object named 'test' under my...

Hmm. My copy program originally pre-created the entire target file by writing the last record and allowing the drive to fill in everything prior to copying data. At some point...