Can you please post which firmware you consider to be optimal at the mo
TF536 on the ST
Re: TF536 on the ST
@terriblefire i think that's probably for the best as making a twisted ide cable is simple enough, so that should get Tos2.06 working and as you know, EmuTOS Don't care either way.
Can you please post which firmware you consider to be optimal at the mo
Can you please post which firmware you consider to be optimal at the mo
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Try this for now.PhilC wrote: Thu Aug 06, 2020 9:35 am @terriblefire i think that's probably for the best as making a twisted ide cable is simple enough, so that should get Tos2.06 working and as you know, EmuTOS Don't care either way.
Can you please post which firmware you consider to be optimal at the mo![]()
EDIT: where can i get a crossover ide cable?
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Re: TF536 on the ST
@terriblefire probably got to make one? Not tried it myself yet.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Im not a fan of making cables. :/PhilC wrote: Thu Aug 06, 2020 12:30 pm @terriblefire probably got to make one? Not tried it myself yet.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
Re: TF536 on the ST
@terriblefire looks great to me. I'll verify later on as well.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Just flashed the board ive built for @tony.reynolds with the latest Alpha firmware and @terriblefire 1gb CF image using an untwisted cable the TF536 boots nice and quick to desktop.
Just putting the board through its paces again with a couple of hours of frontier before I pack and post it.
Has anyone tested this with tos2.06 and a twisted cable yet?
Just putting the board through its paces again with a couple of hours of frontier before I pack and post it.
Has anyone tested this with tos2.06 and a twisted cable yet?
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Re: TF536 on the ST
With Twisted cable, HDD will post in Emutos and TOS 2.06 running HD Driver from disk, but will not auto boot in either one. Tos 2.06 will crash with INT tethered to INT of the ASCI port. Good news Successfully formatted and partitioned and 8 gig and 32 gig CF card in both TOS and Emutos.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Only issue I came across was that I had floppy read errors but I need to verify this as it was just a quick try of the floppy after a successful test of the TF536 otherwise.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
INT cable is not needed.
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
