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Commented Issue: Invalid drive type detection for D64/D71 [8758]

GregKing — Thu, 23 May 2013 13:32:12 GMT

Using the C64 build, tried to make a disk image of a 1541-formatted disk in a 1571 drive. CBM-Command incorrectly identified the disk as double-sided.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: GregKing **

OK, let's deal with the obvious first question:

Please examine the single-/double-sided flag byte (at offset 3 in the BAM sector) on that disk. Is it $00 or $80?

Created Unassigned: Invalid drive type detection for D64/D71 [8758]

plbyrd — Thu, 23 May 2013 04:28:25 GMT

Using the C64 build, tried to make a disk image of a 1541 formatted disk in a 1571 drive. CBM-Command incorrectly identified the disk as double-sided.

Closed Issue: Clock is not accurate with new code. [5976]

GregKing — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:06:28 GMT

It appears that there is a bug in the way that the cc65 time library works on the 64 and 128 as in both versions the elapsed time runs about 50% slow compared to actual time.

Closed Issue: mkdir bug on cmd hd [7455]

GregKing — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:06:27 GMT

It's possible to trigger a possible bug in the CMD HD firmware, creating a directory with so many spaces in the name that it overwrites the next directory entry. Here are my steps using 2.1:

1: get 2.1 d64 to a 1541 (dev 8). My cmd hd is on dev 13.

load"*",8
run

In cbm commander, follow these keypresses:
d (select drive)
13 (select cmd hd)
@cp130 (my test partition)

At this point, I'm in the test partition. I tested with an empty partition as I had to diredit the first one this occured on.

Press F7 to make a new directory, then just press return. The commander comes back with a garbage directory name. Upon exit, the directory is like so:

130 "test " hd 1h
2 "
8224 dir

Note that 8224 is 32*256+32. This means two spaces are present where the file size entry in the directory would be.

There are two issues here: First, cbm commander should treat an empty directory name as a cancel request or present an error.
The second issue is likely not within cbm commander but can be mitigated by checking the name of the directory before submitting to the drive.

I'm curious to see the string cbm commander sends in this instance to understand why the cmd hd proceeds with creating the directory. :)

Closed Issue: CMB Command 2.1RC2 Won't copy REL file [7579]

GregKing — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:06:27 GMT

Whenever I try to copy a REL file that is inside a .d81 image on a uiec/sd, I simply get a "31,syntax error,00,00 (RET)". Not only does it not copy the file, but the program doesn't accept the return-key. The only way to clear the error is to arrow over to the other pane.

Closed Feature: Add Dual-drive, Logical-unit, Partition Support [8151]

GregKing — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:06:26 GMT

Add code to access both drives on dual disk-drive devices, different logical units on Lt. Kernal and Rear Admiral hard-drives, and different partitions on Creative Micro Designs drives (and their heirs, such as IDE64 and sd2iec). The program will be able to copy files between two file-systems on the same device. It should be able to read a CMD disk-emulation partition, and create an image on a bigger partition (and, go in the opposite direction, too). (Sub-directory path support might be added during a later upgrade.)

Created Feature: Include all ports on D80 image [8700]

GregKing — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 00:01:21 GMT

Commodore sold IEEE-488 bus adapter cartridges for the VIC-20, 64, and 128. So, those computers can use the CBM family of disk drive units. VICE can emulate those adapters.

That is why I think that the D80 image should contain all of the ports of the two programs.

Closed Issue: It is a bit slow ... [8368]

plbyrd — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 13:16:16 GMT

It is a bit slow with up/down arrows only. Could you add PgUp/PgDn/End/Home keys functions? It is also good not to move cursor to the start of file list after a file deletion.
Comments:

Commented Issue: It is a bit slow ... [8368]

plbyrd — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 13:16:00 GMT

It is a bit slow with up/down arrows only. Could you add PgUp/PgDn/End/Home keys functions? It is also good not to move cursor to the start of file list after a file deletion.
Comments: ** Comment from web user: plbyrd **

Page Up Plus (+)

Page Down Minus (-)

Top of the Directory Up-Arrow (^)

Bottom of the Directory SHIFT Up-Arrow (Pi)

Created Issue: It is a bit slow ... [8368]

litwr — Mon, 22 Oct 2012 11:47:06 GMT

It is a bit slow with up/down arrows only. Could you add PgUp/PgDn/End/Home functions? It is also good not to move cursor to the start of file list after a file deletion.

Reopened Feature: Add Dual-drive, Logical-unit, Partition Support [8151]

GregKing — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 09:34:11 GMT

Add code to access both drives on dual disk-drive devices, different logical units on Lt. Kernal and Rear Admiral hard-drives, and different partitions on Creative Micro Designs drives (and their heirs, such as IDE64 and sd2iec). The program will be able to copy files between two file-systems on the same device. It should be able to read a CMD disk-emulation partition, and create an image on a bigger partition (and, go in the opposite direction, too).

(Sub-directory path support might be added during a later upgrade.)

Closed Feature: Add Dual-drive, Logical-unit, Partition Support [8151]

GregKing — Wed, 29 Aug 2012 09:28:47 GMT

Add code to access both drives on dual disk-drive devices, different logical units on Lt. Kernal and Rear Admiral hard-drives, and different partitions on Creative Micro Designs drives (and their heirs, such as IDE64 and sd2iec). The program will be able to copy files between two file-systems on the same device. It should be able to read a CMD disk-emulation partition, and create an image on a bigger partition (and, go in the opposite direction, too).

(Sub-directory path support might be added during a later upgrade.)
Comments: Resolved with changeset 76517.

Commented Issue: Copying .d64 error [7626]

plbyrd — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 12:33:27 GMT

I have two SD cards in my deluxe uiec/sd. When copying a file named something.d64 from one to the other, a space is added between the image name and the .d64. Renaming the file and getting rid of the space results in a working image but I thought I would let you know. The exact name of the file I was copying was "bails.d64" which turned into "bails .d64".
Comments: ** Comment from web user: plbyrd **

Mark, can you recreate this issue, or did it just happen once?

Closed Issue: NOT compatible with JiffyDOS! (on C128) [7783]

plbyrd — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 12:32:06 GMT

Main screen loads, then I got:
?load error in 130

on C128 mode just displays a grabbed screen!
Comments:

This is not a bug.

Commented Issue: NOT compatible with JiffyDOS! (on C128) [7783]

plbyrd — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 12:30:49 GMT

Main screen loads, then I got:
?load error in 130

on C128 mode just displays a grabbed screen!
Comments: ** Comment from web user: plbyrd **

CBM-Command only works in 80-columns in 128 Mode. If you need 40-column support then use the C64 version of CBM-Command.

Created Feature: Add Dual-drive, Logical-unit, Partition Support [8151]

GregKing — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 16:01:53 GMT

Add code to access both drives on dual disk-drive devices, different logical units on Lt. Kernal and Rear Admiral hard-drives, and different partitions on Creative Micro Designs drives (and their heirs, such as IDE64 and sd2iec). The program will be able to copy files between two file-systems on the same device. It should be able to read a CMD disk-emulation partition, and create an image on a bigger partition (and, go in the opposite direction, too).

(Sub-directory path support might be added during a later upgrade.)

Closed Feature: Copy RELative files too [5782]

GregKing — Wed, 01 Aug 2012 15:09:27 GMT

REL files aren't as "popular" as the other types; but, they are used (in databases and such). Also, they're ideal as virtual disks for CP/M and DOS/65.
Comments:

Created Issue: NOT compatible with JiffyDOS! (on C128) [7783]

xChris — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 13:11:50 GMT

Main screen loads, then I got:
?load error in 130

on C128 mode just displays a grabbed screen!

Commented Issue: Copying .d64 error [7626]

GregKing — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:01:13 GMT

Which function did you use to copy that file?

There are two ways to do it between two sd2iec devices: file-to-file and "disk"-to-file (create image).

Created Issue: Copying .d64 error [7626]

mhoney — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 21:35:19 GMT