Hello everyone, finally fixed. Probably the flash process coudn't finish right, but finally the FDD solution worked fine. Now it's working as expected.
Good afternoon, last night I updated the gr8net (onlinr).
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Device: 00
Flash: v.0.10 (2020/01/4)
Engine: V.0.8 (2019/1/13)
Image: 00h (factory, sector 0)
type: regular
I downloaded the pof dated 01/24/19 and I flashed it (quartusWeb)
I get the same result
it is right?
I downloaded the pof dated 01/24/19 and I flashed it (quartusWeb)
I get the same result
it is right?
It could be the case because the image itself may have been designed on one day, and compiled (or converted to flashable format) on another day. Of course I strive to have same date everywhere, but sometimes it is not possible.
POF is for recovery, if you have used it then update to the current using FLUPDATE afterwards.
I want to share news about GR8NET: I have built new functionality into it. There were more plans, but I decided to make it in waves because if trying to implement everything at once it will take so enormous time that I will simply not be able to release anything.
Here's the list:
1. support for exFAT file system in browser and other GR8NET commands. The good about exFAT is contiguous files (so called noFATchain file allocation).
2. It is now possible to suspend video playback using STOP key, and it displays the current time of the video. Designing it was severe mathematical exercise, it employs 128-bit math (in asm) to calculate exact time. I have some other further plans though, where this math must be very useful.
3. Video player can now play SCREEN 8/12 videos with a quite large range of sizes (size is of course is closely interrelated with the frames per second). Fastest is 136*102 with 5 interrupts per frame, slowest is 256*192 with 18 interrupts per frame in 60 Hz mode and 15 interrupts per frame in 50 Hz mode.
4. It is now possible to suspend audio playback (WAV/MP3) using STOP key. The actual suspend is not in MSX, it is in GR8NET engine.
5. Audio player can now seek to given second of the audio (in both WAV and MP3) for files located on SD-card, and can be given duration of the playback from the starting second.
6. SD-card MP3 part of the audio player knows about ID3v2 now, can parse it and display onto the screen (functionality can be disabled by flags).
this unit is great, but very steep learning curve i guess.
But when using a external PSG the joysticks are not working anymore?
I just recieved it and forgive me when i missed out on something.
