UltimateII+ und Retro MMC64

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    Das UltimateII+ läuft zu 50%:

    Man kann nicht den Knopf für die Konfiguration de UII+ benutzen, sowie das USB-Stick. Aber die cartridge funktion läuft sehr gut! Man muss nur das Cartridge im echten C64 auswählen. Das best Modul ist der Retro Rplay.

    Und mit dem Retro MMC64 ist es noch besser: Wenn man die Modul schon gefläsht hat muss man nur mit 1 bis 6 den Cartridge wöhlen. Auch hier geht die Sd-MCC Karte nicht.

    Das alles läuft nur im C64-Core. Leider kann man keine Leere .d64 Images machen.

    Ist es möglich mit dem Mega65-Basic, So dass man in der SD-Karte zu arbeite,? Z.Beispiel, wenn ich:

    DIR schreibe die Directory von der SD-Karte seigt. Statt immer, DIR ,U12

    DISK U12 geht nicht

    Re: UII+, you might also try its ethernet terminal interface, which is another way to access its menu and switch disk images.

    Re: the MEGA65 SD card, the SD card is not a Commodore DOS device and does not support Commodore DOS commands. Only DIR U12 (also DIR P,U12), DLOAD "FILENAME.PRG",U12, and CHDIR "SUBDIR",U12 have special limited support for accessing the SD card via U12. And MOUNT "DISKNAME.D81" can mount virtual disk images from the SD card current working directory (no need to specify U12).

    Quote from dddaaannn

    Re: UII+, you might also try its ethernet terminal interface, which is another way to access its menu and switch disk images.

    this is to much work! The thing is to do everything on the M65. I still can choose the .d64 in the core.

    Like p.ex: how to copy an file from a dir to another dir in the SDCard...

    An file manager should be great for the M65, like the "MC" on linux

    There is a Midnight Commander-like app for the MEGA65 in progress that's coming along *very* nicely. I'm not 100% sure how much it does with the SD card yet, but I know every possible convenience is at least being considered. Something to look forward to!

    Part of the challenge is we have very limited code space for the FAT-32 filesystem implementation, and for providing access to that implementation via the Hypervisor. There is some speculation about dedicating more FPGA space to this purpose, but it'll be a big project.

    Midnight Mega is a work in progress, but it's public:

    https://files.mega65.org?id=f3cc7335-48…99-d870e5dfc156

    https://github.com/nobruinfo/midnightmega

    Huge thanks to nobruinfo for their work on this!