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Describe the bug
The feature that remounts the previously mounted disk image on a reset fails in two cases:
when the disk image name is short: A.D81, T.D64, etc.
when the image is a D64
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
MOUNT A.D81 (or any D64)
reset machine using side button
DIR (returns drive not ready)
Expected behavior
The previously mounted image is properly remounted so that the DIR returns a directory listing.
Additional context
I have fixes for both of these. The short name is an off-by-one error when checking for a too-short name. The second is due to the extension of the image name always being overwritten with .D81 even though the entire name is saved.
Adjacent Issue?
The ROM always remounts the most recently mounted image -- even if it was not mounted at the time of reset. This feels wrong to me, but perhaps it should be a separate issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We want Hyppo to own sticky mounting in the future. I don't know how close we are to implementing it but we've mostly agreed it's the right thing. #192
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Describe the bug
The feature that remounts the previously mounted disk image on a reset fails in two cases:
A.D81
,T.D64
, etc.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
MOUNT A.D81
(or any D64)DIR
(returns drive not ready)Expected behavior
The previously mounted image is properly remounted so that the
DIR
returns a directory listing.Additional context
I have fixes for both of these. The short name is an off-by-one error when checking for a too-short name. The second is due to the extension of the image name always being overwritten with
.D81
even though the entire name is saved.Adjacent Issue?
The ROM always remounts the most recently mounted image -- even if it was not mounted at the time of reset. This feels wrong to me, but perhaps it should be a separate issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: