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Nice workaround, and the button looks totally integrated.

HigashiJun wrote: 13 Mar 2024 09:54 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.

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

HigashiJun wrote: 13 Mar 2024 11:43 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.

8-)

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:


Little wins are always good :)

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