Re: [hatari-devel] asm56000.ttp problem

[Laurent Sallafranque <laurent.sallafranque@xxxxxxx>]

Has anybody got a little IDE image disk that boots under hatari which I 
could use to make the test ?
20 Megs would be suffisant enough I think (it was the size of my first 
harddrive on falcon back in 1995 ;)

Makeide from the hatari tools directory doesn't make a bootable disk.

Laurent


Le 09/01/2015 00:07, Thomas Huth a écrit :
> Am Thu, 08 Jan 2015 23:55:58 +0100
> schrieb Laurent Sallafranque <laurent.sallafranque@xxxxxxx>:
>
> > I've updated hatari to the latest release.
> >
> > Here is the full trace (started when I double click on tomshell.tos)
> >
> >
> > laurent@laurent-Linux:~/Atari/hatari/build/src$ ./hatari
> > Hatari v1.8.0, compiled on:  Jan  8 2015, 23:48:19
> > Configured max Hatari resolution = 832x576, optimal for ST = 832x588
> > update cyc speed -1 throttle 0.000000 clock_mult 512
> > CPU cycleunit: 256 (0.500)
> > CPU cycleunit: 256 (0.500)
> > 1870 CPU functions
> > Building CPU, 45926 opcodes (3 -1 1)
> > CPU=68030, FPU=68882, MMU=0, JIT=0. ~cycle-exact fast 24-bit
> > GEMDOS HDD emulation, C: <-> /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari.
> > update cyc speed -1 throttle 0.000000 clock_mult 512
> > CPU cycleunit: 256 (0.500)
> > CPU cycleunit: 256 (0.500)
> > run_2ce
> > CPU reset PC=e00038 (ROM memory)..
> > OS clock ticks / second: 100
> > Exception 2 (e02cde) at e02cde -> e02ce6!
> > A-Trap A000 at 00E010A0 -> 00E094EA
> > A-Trap A00E at 00E010C0 -> 00E094EA
> > A-Trap A000 at 00FA023E -> 00E094EA
> > Exception 2 (e0184e) at e0184e -> e01836!
> > Exception 2 (e0184e) at e0184e -> e01836!
> > SPEED: 173.8 VBL/s (3456/19.9s), diff=0.0%
> >
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> > You have entered debug mode. Type c to continue emulation, h for help.
> >
> > CPU=$e09b4a, VBL=3457, FrameCycles=74, HBL=0, LineCycles=74, DSP=$51
> > $00e09b4a : 2a68 0392                          movea.l $392(a0),a5
> >
> >   > trace gemdos
> >   > c
> > Returning to emulation...
> ...
> > GEMDOS 0x4E Fsfirst("tomshell.tom", 0xe7) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS: tomshell.tom -> host:
> > /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari/DiskDur.FAL/Thadoss/NextDEMO/MIKRO/mp2_inc/tomshell.tom
> > GEMDOS 0x4F Fsnext() at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x2F Fgetdta() at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x4E Fsfirst("tomshell.tom", 0xe7) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS: tomshell.tom -> host:
> > /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari/DiskDur.FAL/Thadoss/NextDEMO/MIKRO/mp2_inc/tomshell.tom
> > GEMDOS 0x4F Fsnext() at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3D Fopen("tomshell.tom", read-only) at PC=0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS: tomshell.tom -> host:
> > /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari/DiskDur.FAL/Thadoss/NextDEMO/MIKRO/mp2_inc/tomshell.tom
> > -> FD 64 (read-only -> read-only)
> > GEMDOS 0x42 Fseek(0, 64, 2) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x42 Fseek(0, 64, 0) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x48 Malloc(0x127) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3F Fread(64, 39, 0x18634) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3E Fclose(64) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x2F Fgetdta() at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x4E Fsfirst("make\make_dsp.tom", 0xe7) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS: make\make_dsp.tom -> host:
> > /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari/DiskDur.FAL/Thadoss/NextDEMO/MIKRO/mp2_inc/make/make_dsp.tom
> > GEMDOS 0x4F Fsnext() at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3D Fopen("make\make_dsp.tom", read-only) at PC=0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS: make\make_dsp.tom -> host:
> > /media/Win_NTFS/Data_Laurent/Jeux/Atari/DiskDur.FAL/Thadoss/NextDEMO/MIKRO/mp2_inc/make/make_dsp.tom
> > -> FD 64 (read-only -> read-only)
> > GEMDOS 0x42 Fseek(0, 64, 2) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x42 Fseek(0, 64, 0) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x48 Malloc(0x412) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3F Fread(64, 786, 0x1875c) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x3E Fclose(64) at PC 0xFA002A
> > GEMDOS 0x45 Fdup(0x1) at PC 0xFA002A
> My memories might be wrong, but IIRC programs that use Fdup never
> worked properly with GEMDOS HD emulation ... have you checked whether
> it is working from a IDE drive image for example?
>
>   Thomas