Thanks.
I've no linux.
So i tried with diskmanipulator to cread an image of 4096M to import contents of drive e on it, bu it doesn't wok.
Maybe diskmanipulator can only create fat12 sector up to 32mb?
And what if I create a bigger image with a tool like DiskImage : could OpenMsx use it with nextor?
Thanks in advance
What do you mean with "it doesn't work"? What exactly did you try and what is happening exactly?
The latest development builds (from January 22 or later) have many improvements in disk manipulator and can also handle FAT16, including Nextor partition format, thanks to Grauw. Please try it out!
You are right : i try to be more clear.
WIKI: I started from "creating a new harddisk image with content" of this link https://openmsx.org/manual/diskmanipulator.html
TARGET: create a FAT16 hddtest.dsk of 4gb and inject on it Nextor and files I already have on an SD (e:) that on my zemmix works fine.
I've started with
set default_machine Panasonic_FS-A1GT ext slotexpander ext moonsound ext gfx9000 ext ide ext scc+ set power off ext ide diskmanipulator create hddtest.dsk 4096M diskmanipulator import hda1 e:/*.*
and it create a 360k image.
-> What did I miss?
When I'll be able to obtain a 4gb image, maybe I'd have to set the right hardware configuration to use it.
-> Which is the best configuration to use a 4gb nextor hddimage?
Which openMSX version are you using exactly?
Note that to create the disk image, you don't need any extensions whatsoever. I just tested it myself, (with the latest code) and it did create a 4GB file.
OpenMsx version is 18.0
Tried without ext,
diskmanipulator create hddtest.dsk 4096M
the size of hddtest.dsk is always 360k
Can you try with the latest development build?
I could try....
But web site http://openmsx.fixato.net seems to be offline !
Where can I download latest development build?
I could try....
But web site http://openmsx.fixato.net seems to be offline !
Where can I download latest development build?
There is some maintanance done on fixato.net. It should be back online within a few days.
It should be available on GitHub as well, under Actions...