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TF1232 IDE issue

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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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terriblefire wrote: Sun May 26, 2024 7:02 pm Thanks folks. Can you guys try the readdisk.exe with ehide.device as a parameter.. see if you get the lockup
Steve can you alter your readdisk.exe so that it reads and writes data as I take it it only reads data ?

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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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supaduper wrote: Sun May 26, 2024 7:13 pm
terriblefire wrote: Sun May 26, 2024 7:02 pm Thanks folks. Can you guys try the readdisk.exe with ehide.device as a parameter.. see if you get the lockup
Steve can you alter your readdisk.exe so that it reads and writes data as I take it it only reads data ?

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@erique says he can change it but he has repro'd the issue without writing.

Even just "type >NIL: largefile" will repro the issue. just takes longer.

Writing could corrupt the disk. trying to avoid that
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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using readdisk largefile I get lockups so I get the same as eric

also for those testing using readdisk if you want to see the output then just go: readdisk ehide.device largefile
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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Quick experiment to try for those with an MMU.

Run MuFastROM and then rerun the tests. Working theory is that its only happening when the driver is in ROM.
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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Yep that`ll work, I installed Thomas`s MMUlibs from Aminet and overwrit any old libs that were on my 0S 3.2.2.1 system and actually when installing MMUlibs and it asks what hardware so I selected Phase5 board lol , then make sure you select the MUFastrom option on the install and it will all work :)

I tested by dumping the whole of the WHDload demo`s set , nearly 800mb and it dumped it flawlessly


And now thinking about it all my other 3.1 systems already have FASTROM installed so that`s why it did not show up

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http://aminet.net/package/util/libs/MMULib.lha

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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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supaduper wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 1:42 pm Yep that`ll work, I installed Thomas`s MMUlibs from Aminet and overwrit any old libs that were on my 0S 3.2.2.1 system and actually when installing MMUlibs and it asks what hardware so I selected Phase5 board lol , then make sure you select the MUFastrom option on the install and it will all work :)

I tested by dumping the whole of the WHDload demo`s set , nearly 800mb and it dumped it flawlessly


And now thinking about it all my other 3.1 systems already have FASTROM installed so that`s why it did not show up

Nice one Steve/Eric
Contributing factor is that CPU FASTROM is deprecated on 3.2
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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terriblefire wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 1:51 pm
supaduper wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 1:42 pm Yep that`ll work, I installed Thomas`s MMUlibs from Aminet and overwrit any old libs that were on my 0S 3.2.2.1 system and actually when installing MMUlibs and it asks what hardware so I selected Phase5 board lol , then make sure you select the MUFastrom option on the install and it will all work :)

I tested by dumping the whole of the WHDload demo`s set , nearly 800mb and it dumped it flawlessly


And now thinking about it all my other 3.1 systems already have FASTROM installed so that`s why it did not show up

Nice one Steve/Eric
Contributing factor is that CPU FASTROM is deprecated on 3.2
So true ! thank heavens for MUfastrom to save the day
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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supaduper wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 1:55 pm
terriblefire wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 1:51 pm

Contributing factor is that CPU FASTROM is deprecated on 3.2
So true ! thank heavens for MUfastrom to save the day
There is still a bug i need to find. But there is at least a workaround for now.
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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Found the issue. I've sent @supaduper and @erique an email with a fw to test.
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Re: TF1232 IDE issue

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Seems to be fixed. Want to investigate one more issue before building new firmwares for all the variants of the 123x
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