Oops, my obsession with computers from my childhood strikes again!

[HigashiJun]

Nice workaround, and the button looks totally integrated.

[rubber_jonnie]

Nice workaround, and the button looks totally integrated.

Thanks.

The machine had some little plastic backplates, so I borrowed one. I'd like to replace the screws with something smaller though at some point, and I need to get my label printer going to label all the ports and the switch positions.

Pretty happy with it, but clearly the CP/M software expects to see a standard FDD controller which is why CP/M won't work in Yellowstone mode.

At least I can leave the lid on now and flip to either as necessary.

[HigashiJun]

You can replace the current screws with black (and smaller) ones, and the result should be perfect.

[rubber_jonnie]

You can replace the current screws with black (and smaller) ones, and the result should be perfect.

Yeah, I was thinking the same, I just need to find something suitable.

[HigashiJun]

[rubber_jonnie]

Well, I've been having some issues with the Yellowstone and the Total Replay disk image, basically it freezes during boot.

However, it seems this was a known issue, and there was a firmware update to resolve it, so now both my Yellowstone and FloppyEMU are both fully updated and I can boot the Total Replay image:

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Little wins are always good

[stephen_usher]

[HigashiJun]