JohnHassink: the OSD menu of course The one you open with the MENU key on your keyboard, usually left of your RIGHT CTRL key. This OSD menu contains a sub-menu called "hardware" where you can plug in and remove extensions.
Oh LOL, I'm so thick sometimes.
Thanks. I must say that in Catapult, it's more easy to view.
tvalenca: what kind of Macs do you use and which OS X version?
I mainly use a Mac Mini 3,1 Intel Core2Duo with OSX Lion, and a MacBook Pro Intel core2duo with Snow Leopard.
@tvalenca, you can maybe also try CocoaMSX :
I tried once, but I could not find it's debugger..
CocoaMSX is a very new emulator for Mac (although it's based on blueMSX), I guess that a debugger will be added in a future version.
tvalenca: there is a GUI debugger, but I don't think anyone ever tried to compile it for Mac... Only for Windows and Linux.
What kind of crash do you get? Can you give some information?
Mars2000you: I hope that it happen soon!
Manuel: I'll post a detailed log when I get home!
I've checked TC8566AF FDC emulation of openMSX.
I think openMSX emulates TC8566AF FDC with combined method.
I've fixed this in revision 13192. Compared to blueMSX, openMSX will now also return the correct values when reading memory locations 0x7ffc-0x7fff on a turboR machine.
It's likely that none of these changes will make any difference for 'normal' emulation (I mean for anything except for a specific test program). But it's nice to get these details right.
@bluemsx: thanks for reporting this bug.
I've checked TC8566AF FDC emulation of openMSX.
I think openMSX emulates TC8566AF FDC with combined method.
I've fixed this in revision 13192. Compared to blueMSX, openMSX will now also return the correct values when reading memory locations 0x7ffc-0x7fff on a turboR machine.
It's likely that none of these changes will make any difference for 'normal' emulation (I mean for anything except for a specific test program). But it's nice to get these details right.
@bluemsx: thanks for reporting this bug.
Thanks.
According to FS-A1FX/WX/WSX/ST/GT, PHC-70FD/70FD2, memory I/O (7FFC-7FFF) is shown as "FC FC FF 3F".
This is also mirrored to (BFFC-BFFF)
If openMSX doesn't want to this memory mapped I/O value "FC FF FC 3F" from 7FFC-7FFF and BFFC-BFFF,
all of disk basic kernel and MSXDOS 2.3x kernel must be redumped!
Which is the best solution?
If you dump Slot 3-2 with SAVEROM.COM on real MSX2+/MSXturboR machine, you can see the "FC FC FF 3F" via "7FFC-7FFF" and "BFFC-BFFF (mirrored)"
on Bluemsx emulator, I re-dumped all of MSX2+/MSXturboR disk kernal ROMs based on TC8856 with memory mapped I/O value "FC FF FC 3F".
If you impement to add Memory Mapped I/O "FC FF FC 3F", there is no need to replace rom.
But if not possible or wanted, rom must be replaced.