Can't mount .DSK image from command line.

[Michaelangel007]

NOT a happy camper with the new versions.

I'm not sure if something is going on with my Java, but each new version is getting worse and worse for startup time (pressing Shift-Ctrl-C takes 3 seconds before anything of the menus are displayed, expanding on "Computer" takes 5 seconds when both used to be instantaneous), Drag-n-Drop .DSK file onto the window isn't working at all, the DISK icon isn't displayed at started, and I can't even mount DSK from the command line:

java -jar target/Jace.jar  -computer.s6card disk -s6.d1 ntsc.dsk 

Gives this error in the console:

Unable to find property d1 for device s6.  Try one of these :DEFAULT_VOLUME_NUMBER, USE_MAX_SPEED

Thankfully I have a target/jace-2.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar so I'm not completely boned.

[badvision]

Hmm -- I think you're right. I'll have to do a binary search and see at what point did this start occurring.

[badvision]

OK -- Not sure why the startup bit isn't working for commandline arguments but I got rid of that agonizing startup lurch.

[badvision]

Alright!! This is awesome. Now the mystery of the broken command line argument is solved as well as the horrific showstopper on startup. We should be back to stable again.

[Michaelangel007]

Hell yeah! Verified fix. (My Pronto-DOS test image starts up in 2 secs again now, instead of 30.) Thanks for listening to me kvitch and more importantly for getting this fixed, Blurry!!

Happy camper again as the ability to auto-mount a .DSK image from the command line will speed up my assemble+link+run dev cycle 👍

I really should get back to working on AppleWin; having too much fun writing 6502 assembly on the Mac. :-)

[badvision]

@Michaelangel007 Not that it's the assembler you like using, but ACME is built in if you want to make things really fast. 😃

[Michaelangel007]

Thanks for the mention about ACME. I've added it to the "TO DO" list. :-)