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Re: ADTPro - feature complete beta released



On May 12, 10:00 am, schmidtd <schmi...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> I'm aiming for a "real" release of ADTPro on it's first birthday next
> month.  Today's release represents the set of features I originally
> set out to create (plus quite a few others along the way, but you know
> how these things go).  Help me find the remaining bugs if you would,
> please.
>
> The last holdout was bare-metal bootstrapping all the way into ProDOS
> with no DOS 3.3 in between.  I got that nailed down, so now I'm
> done. :-)  Never booted ProDOS over the cassette port before?  Try it,
> it's fun.
>
> http://adtpro.sourceforge.net
>
> New functionality:
>
>     * Bootstrapping from bare metal directly to ProDOS
>
>     * Made serial bootstrapping pacing and speed
>       configurable - making much higher baud rates
>       possible (and reliable)
>
>     * Included a ProDOS disk formatting utility (because
>       you don't have any formatted disks yet, remember?)
>
>     * Saving any 140k disk at the host always creates DOS
>       order images; this increases compatibility with older
>       emulators that don't understand ProDOS order images
>
> Bug fixes:
>
>     * Better recovery from ethernet initialization when there's
>       no Uthernet card in the default slot
>
>     * Cosmetic right-justification issue with online volume
>       block number display (extant since 0.1.1)


David,

I've been tryingto use ADTPro 0.2.4 to transfer disk images from my
Mac to the Apple IIGS I now have without any success. I'm using the
exact same setup I had on my IIe, in fact I moved the SSC from the IIe
to the IIGS and version 0.2.3 runs fine on the IIGS. However when I
try to use 0.2.4 I get a message saying "garbage received from host"
and it's garbage on the screen when I try to do a directory of the Mac
from the IIGS. Any ideas what's going on? ADTPro is a great program
and I enjoy using it to be able to transfer disk images back to real
disks.

Thanks in advance,
Dean