Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
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Re: Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
Wait until you see how many questions I will have on Dynaport stuff!
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Re: Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
Collector of many retro things!
800XL and 65XE both with Ultimate1MB,VBXL/XE & PokeyMax, SIDE3, SDrive Max, 2x 1010 cassette, 2x 1050 one with Happy mod, 3x 2600 Jr, 7800 and Lynx II
Approx 20 STs, including a 520 STM, 520 STFMs, 3x Mega ST, MSTE & 2x 32 Mhz boosted STEs
Plus the rest, totalling around 50 machines including a QL, 3x BBC Model B, Electron, Spectrums, ZX81 etc...
800XL and 65XE both with Ultimate1MB,VBXL/XE & PokeyMax, SIDE3, SDrive Max, 2x 1010 cassette, 2x 1050 one with Happy mod, 3x 2600 Jr, 7800 and Lynx II
Approx 20 STs, including a 520 STM, 520 STFMs, 3x Mega ST, MSTE & 2x 32 Mhz boosted STEs
Plus the rest, totalling around 50 machines including a QL, 3x BBC Model B, Electron, Spectrums, ZX81 etc...
Re: Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
Sting looks like a nighmare to install and configure so will give it a try under Mint first and see what happens.
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Re: Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
Quick question. I just ordered my BSv2. Can I format the disk the same way as the ide cf card; i.e., connect the blue scsi to the falcon and use HDDriver to partition it.
Thanks,
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Re: Hatari disk image on BlueSCSI ver 2
Nope, it's a totally different process.
The instructions are available on the web site, but in a nutshell you need to create an image on a Windows/Linux/Mac system and copy that to the SD card.
Naming conventions are particularly imprtant to get correct, and you MUST format your SD card using the SD card formatter tool and then format it a exFAT or FAT32.
You can then mount the image in Hatari, partition it as you want and install the driver - then you should be good to go.
Missing out the low level initial format caused me no end of weird problems but after doing that it was plain sailing - it's also simple enough to set up the wifi functionality.
Happy to talk you through the process when you have the device.
Many thanks,
Simon
The instructions are available on the web site, but in a nutshell you need to create an image on a Windows/Linux/Mac system and copy that to the SD card.
Naming conventions are particularly imprtant to get correct, and you MUST format your SD card using the SD card formatter tool and then format it a exFAT or FAT32.
You can then mount the image in Hatari, partition it as you want and install the driver - then you should be good to go.
Missing out the low level initial format caused me no end of weird problems but after doing that it was plain sailing - it's also simple enough to set up the wifi functionality.
Happy to talk you through the process when you have the device.
Many thanks,
Simon