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When using HEADER"TEST" on a mounted D64 image, the title of the directory is empty after executing the command. This does not happen with mounted D81 images.
Reproduce:
make D64 image (I used c1541 -format "test,t1" d64 test64.d64) and copy to SD
MOUNT the image
check DIR for title TEST
HEADER"TEST"
check DIR again, title is empty
If you remount the image after that, the first 16 files will also show up again. For that I saved 200 files to the D64 image (suing MEGA65), then issued the fast HEADER (no I), then DIR (all shows empty), then MOUNT the image again. After that a DIR will show the first 16 files again (but the title stays empty).
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It looks like the original D64 support work explicitly errors out on full formats of D64 images. The fast format (no I option) bypasses that D64 check and falls into partformat which was never modified for D64 support. It modifies the disk as if it was a 1581 format, so it's surprising the disk works at all after that.
I'm not very familiar with disk formats, so I can't easily add D64 support for fast formats. I can, however, cause an error for fast format requests on D64 images as well -- which seems to have been the original implementation's intent.
Core: latest dev
ROM: 920407
When using
HEADER"TEST"
on a mounted D64 image, the title of the directory is empty after executing the command. This does not happen with mounted D81 images.Reproduce:
c1541 -format "test,t1" d64 test64.d64
) and copy to SDHEADER"TEST"
If you remount the image after that, the first 16 files will also show up again. For that I saved 200 files to the D64 image (suing MEGA65), then issued the fast HEADER (no I), then DIR (all shows empty), then MOUNT the image again. After that a DIR will show the first 16 files again (but the title stays empty).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: