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
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
I'm just trying to put together a quick OS X tool for managing the 2
gb SD card that I'm using with my new and spiffy Trinity interface —
I've been informed by Colin that the cards use the standard B-DOS
layout, identical to the Atom, but I can't seem to find any
documentation on that. Can
Thomas Harte wrote:
I'm just trying to put together a quick OS X tool for managing
the 2gb SD card that I'm using with my new and spiffy Trinity
interface - I've been informed by Colin that the cards use the
standard B-DOS layout, identical to the Atom, but I can't
seem to find any
Yep, I have Sam Revival 21 and have clocked the article on how the
flat 32 bit address space is mapped to a traditional disk-style sector/
track/head layout. I noticed that 2 gb cards aren't officially
supported, but that was the smallest size that I was able to obtain
and seems to work
