On 2013-05-30, at 20:55, Pete Rittwage wrote: >> So if I find a SYNC not being byte-aligned, I should expect that the >> actual data (header or sector itself) won't be aligned either, right? If >> that's the case then.. arrghh... %^#$ > > Definitely- all the data will be aligned to the sync, so you have to shift > everything in between the syncs... Also, you can't assume there is no > "illegal" GCR which will throw off the framing. And how that aligning to SYNC works when SYNC is anything between 10 and 40 bits? If I align byte's MSB to the first bit of the SYNC, I still don't know how many bits are there behind those ten I found? What if there is - say - only 13 consecutive '1' bits rather than 40? -- SD! Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2013-05-30 20:00:08
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