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HigashiJun wrote: 28 Nov 2024 11:45 @rubber_jonnie

Hate that kind of situation...

Everything works smoothly and then suddenly you encounter issues you never had before.

Hope for you it's just the Blue SCSI image.

:crossed1:

Fingers crossed indeed. I have backups of the disk at least.

rubber_jonnie wrote: 28 Nov 2024 11:54 Fingers crossed indeed. I have backups of the disk at least.

8-)

Now wondering if the BlueSCSI SD card is bad as its 32GB with 2GB of data on it, yet it's not got enough space free to copy another disk image to it.

That's weird...

HigashiJun wrote: 28 Nov 2024 22:06 That's weird...

Seems fine after re-imaging it, but very strange nonetheless.

rubber_jonnie wrote: 28 Nov 2024 23:32 Seems fine after re-imaging it, but very strange nonetheless.

Good to hear that.

Yay !

I managed to connect the Archie A3000 to my network drive via FTP:


Now I can easily transfer my games without using my Raspberry Pi.

FTPc is pretty fast, easy to use and does all I was expecting from it.

:D

HigashiJun wrote: 17 Dec 2024 11:42 Yay !

I managed to connect the Archie A3000 to my network drive via FTP:


FTP.JPG


Now I can easily transfer my games without using my Raspberry Pi.

FTPc is pretty fast, easy to use and does all I was expecting from it.

:D

Nice, what FTP client did you use?

Yay!

rubber_jonnie wrote: 17 Dec 2024 12:03 Nice, what FTP client did you use?

!FTPc, version 1.54.

I now have an issue with the Archie, but I guess its due to the Ultra VIDC...

Once the machine booted, screen randomly goes black but most of the time, when booting, it displays 3 or 4 different colours and then doesn't go further.

Have to remove the Ultra VIDC and check.

:evil: