When using the CDX folder, disk initialization fails #64
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Can you provide more details? Does this warning actually cause the CD to not work? If you use all of these disk individually (eg the "normal" way by naming them CD3 .. etc) do you get the warning/do they work? FWIW I've been using this CDX method exclusively since I wrote it and haven't had an issue. My best guess is one of the disks may not have proper padding (is common). |
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Any update? |
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Should be able to look at it again today or tomorrow, sorry for the delay! |
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Ok here are a few more details... All of the disks eventually will mount after ejecting the first set. They're all showing up with an underscore ahead of their name, almost like hidden files (which aren't there) or an indexing issue. Full log below... in this instance I ejected all of the "failed to initialize" disks, then cycled through the ones that mounted, then it looped back to failing again... |
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It does appear there are hidden files there - on a Mac open the CD2 folder then press Command + Shift + . (the period key) to show the files. Remove the hidden ones. I will improve the cycling to skip hidden files. |
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Can you try this firmware and see if it resolves your issue? https://github.com/BlueSCSI/BlueSCSI-v2/suites/15855293814/artifacts/904712238 |
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Hey @erichelgeson - this version isn't initializing the files from my SD card at all it seems. Here's the log it's spitting out: |
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Can you please turn on debug and show the exact contents of your SD card? |
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Scratch that, it worked after I removed my Looking into the fragmentation issue now as well... |
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File extensions are not considered when opening the drive (except for ignoring compressed files). Could you put it back to hda and retest. If it fails please include a debug log. |
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Yup, looks like that worked as well for me... Thanks! |
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Fix #64 - Issue with implict CD changing when hidden files are in dir
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When using the CDX folder with a set of disk images, initialization fails with the following error (3x):
WARNING: Host attempted read at sector 16+1, exceeding image size 2 sectors (2048B/sector)This is on an LCIII w/ 7.6.1 installed. I also am using the Pico W with the binary from pull 59.
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