Re: [hatari-devel] ACSI: READ/WRITE (10) incorrectly evaluate block number

[Uwe Seimet <Uwe.Seimet@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Thomas,

Thank you for looking at these issues.

> Hm, but root sector has address 0, right? So the shift should not
> matter anyway. Could you maybe HDC_VERBOSE and HDC_REALLY_VERBOSE in
> hdc.c and send me the output that corresponds to the two read commands?

Yes, sure, I will get back to you. I was also surprised that the root
sector (0, indeed) was affected. But we will find out why sooner or
later ;-).

> Ok, code now uses fseeko() and I tried to avoid truncation of the
> offset, so if this was part of the problem, it should hopefully be
> fixed now.

I will update my checked out sources before any upcoming tests.

> Yes, right, that was still on my todo list ... I fixed that now, too.

Thank you!

> > There are also other problems, see the "Atari ACSI (ICD") section in
> > the attached logfile, compared with the "Atari IDE" section. When
> > running the same test again there are even more errors, e. g. the
> > device name is garbled, and I have to restart (not just reset) Hatari
> > in order to get a meaningful result again. I guess memory is
> > overwritten somewhere.
> 
> Sounds interesting ... is that test program available for download
> somewhere?

No, as it is changing constantly and was mainly written for internal use,
and it requires a hard disk driver with SCSI Driver support, i. e. CBHD
(does not work well with IDE) or HDDRIVER.
I will provide more information in a separate email.

Take care

Uwe