cheesestraws
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I give a try!
Post a photo if you get it running!
Also, either way, let us know what hardware you're using, we've got a very small sample size so far...
I give a try!
I will do. I have a Lisa 2/10 with a Xpfrofile installed.
Ok, I just tried your image.... And this is fantastic All run fine, "GEMVDI" bring me the desktop, I can launch the "hello world" app and the sketch app.
Trying to access the floppy issue a instant reboot
Do I understand right that this setup was used by Atari and Digital people to write the GEM / TOS for the ST?
It is a bit :/ are you using that tool I linked to above, or have you found a more flexible way of doing it?but you are right: add files on the disk is a pain in the ass
And Vincent wanted to try something cool
This is Gary Kildall fish humorWhat's up with the fish? :?:
This is Gary Kildall fish humor
Well this is interesting to hear. EmuTOS on the Lisa?
I tried to make a floppy from the attached file gemdos11-boot.dc. I get an error in Disk Copy 4.2 when opening the file: "Checksums don't match. Image file is probsbly corrupted". Strangely, it does not say what is the expected and found check sums (I've seen it do that with other images). I am running this in OS 7.0.1 on a Macintosh SE. Any idea how to fix?... it would help if I actually attached the files, wouldn't it.
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I get an error in Disk Copy 4.2 when opening the file: "Checksums don't match. Image file is probsbly corrupted". Strangely, it does not say what is the expected and found check sums (I've seen it do that with other images). I am running this in OS 7.0.1 on a Macintosh SE. Any idea how to fix?
It's been a while since I touched the code that generates those floppy images but I think it might just ... not set the checksum field. I vaguely remember there's a way to ignore the checksum error in either DC42 or DC6.3. Sorry, I realise this is not very specific - I'm away from my Macs at the moment. If you still can't get it to work, I'll poke it when I'm back in the vicinity of my hardware.
In Disk Copy 6.* You just click "skip" when it starts checking the image I assume? I've not had the specific issue, but I think doing that skips the checksum.I tried to make a floppy from the attached file gemdos11-boot.dc. I get an error in Disk Copy 4.2 when opening the file: "Checksums don't match. Image file is probsbly corrupted". Strangely, it does not say what is the expected and found check sums (I've seen it do that with other images). I am running this in OS 7.0.1 on a Macintosh SE. Any idea how to fix?
I tried gemdos11-boot.dc in DiskCopy 6.3.3. It coplained, too, that the check sum is invalid and refused me, even thoug in "preferences" the "checksum verification" is not set. It told me the ckecksum it expects.In Disk Copy 6.* You just click "skip" when it starts checking the image I assume? I've not had the specific issue, but I think doing that skips the checksum.
mkfs C isn't recognized as a command...