[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
ok still not doing something right
poking around i noticed I would get a -2000 value or a 4 trillion value for a block read when I switched directories. changed that to unsigned int, and now I can read the contents of a prodos directory, but the files come out garbled. everything on root of the drive image works fine, always have.
so I must be doing something wrong setting the file block pointer, just havent figured it out yet
glad I checked a image with directories in it, cause otherwise everything is peachy
- References:
- virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: David Schmidt <schmidtd@my-deja.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: David Schmidt <schmidtd@my-deja.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: David Schmidt <schmidtd@my-deja.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: magnusfalkirk <dean.phares@gmail.com>
- Re: virtual serial drive, so how is serial port settings negotiated
- From: Kevin <kevin@hackaday.com>