Hello, * On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 12:00:32AM -0600 Jim Brain wrote: > I am sure I did not access drive 1, so I would be interested if folks > could run a test on an SFD or 8250: > > put in a blank disk in drive 0, save some file and then scratch it from > the disk, read the error channel after and see what number is returned. I have done it with OpenCBM (PC) <-> XU1541 <-> IEC2IEEE <-> SFD1001: D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl reset D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl status 11 73,cbm dos v2.7,00,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl dir 11 0 ."test " 00 2c 4133 blocks free. 00, ok,00,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl lock D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl open 11 2 "TEST,P,W" D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl write morse.exe D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl close 11 2 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl dir 11 0 ."test " 00 2c 1 "test" prg 4132 blocks free. 00, ok,00,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl unlock D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl status 11 00, ok,00,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl pcommand 11 s0:test D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl status 11 01, files scratched,01,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386>cbmctrl dir 11 0 ."test " 00 2c 4133 blocks free. 00, ok,00,00,0 D:\opencbm\i386> As you can see, the drive number is still "0". HTH, Spiro. -- Spiro R. Trikaliotis http://opencbm.sf.net/ http://www.trikaliotis.net/ http://www.viceteam.org/ Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2009-12-13 20:00:05
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