Hi Wolf,
On 05/02/2019 14:01, Wolfgang Lenerz via Ql-Users wrote:
int nbrOfSectorsInMap=firstSector.getShort(WinDrive.QWA_SCTM)&0x;
// that many sectors are supposed to be in the fat
int
temp=nbrOfSectorsInMap/(firstSector.getShort(WinDrive.QWA_SCTG)&0x);
if (nbrOfSectorsInMap %
Hi,
this is the comment I wrote to myself for SMSQmulator in this respect:
"
Patch for badly constructed drives, like those built by qxltools. These
drives do NOT have cluster entries for the FAT(). They just indicate
the number of sectors taken by the FAT. I presume that it can then be
On 05/02/2019 10:07, pgraf--- via Ql-Users wrote:
Hi Peter,
Can you give me an example of how to reproduce the problem(s) you are
seeing? I've just created a 20 MB qxl.win with no problems. (So far!)
Unfortunately not right now, and my memory is vague. I think that
all issues were gone with
Hi Norm,
> > Sounds good. I could compile qxltools, but that was long ago. My concern
> > are image sizes over 16 MB and some strange characters in the
> > commandline output.
>
> What problems do you have with 16MB files? I presume you mean that the
> qxl.win file is over 16Mb, and it's not a
On 04/02/2019 17:25, Peter Graf wrote:
Sounds good. I could compile qxltools, but that was long ago. My concern
are image sizes over 16 MB and some strange characters in the
commandline output.
What problems do you have with 16MB files? I presume you mean that the
qxl.win file is over 16Mb,
