Or, presumably, I could grab the SD card content to my hard disk,
switch all pairs of bytes and then use that in the emulator? I shall
have to keep my eyes open for a 1 gb SD card since the 2 gb won't be
formatted to the correct size from Sim Coupe's point of view even
though it works fine on the Trinity — in any case, I imagine that once
Trinity B-DOS is patched to support 2GB cards properly, I'll lose all
my files.
I definitely want to get a FUSE plug-in working so that I can just
drag and drop from the Finder, but Sim Coupe is a more than adequate
way to transfer my DSK files from the computer for now. Thanks for
looking into it!
On 10 Feb 2009, at 18:24, Simon Owen wrote:
Earlier I wrote to Thomas Harte:
I don't currently own a regular SD card, so I'm not able to try it
myself. I'll see if I can pick one up in the next couple of days
I managed to acquire a 1GB SD at lunchtime, so I've had a quick go.
It
uses normal byte ordering like Atom Lite, so you just need a version
of
SimCoupe that supports the Atom Lite in addition to original Atom.
My 1GB card (SanDisk Ultra II) has 198400 sectors. Trinity BDOS
reports
"Card size 3874, Multiplier 7"(?) with 1240 records. SimCoupe and
SamDisk both also show 1240 records, and it does work fine as
expected.
I can check in the AL changes if you want to build a new SimCoupe
yourself, otherwise it might take a few days to sort out a binary.
Si
