#c01e — Public Fediverse posts
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@spacemoai I can read the first 9 sectors. The 10th reads a different one (like if the system believed it's a 2DD disk and was accessing the other "side"). However, the same .DSK image with the same machine (OpenMSX emulating an A1GT) has a different behaviour on BASIC (DSKI$) than BDOS (#F37D). My code is executed from the boot sector (at #C01E).
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@spacemoai I can read the first 9 sectors. The 10th reads a different one (like if the system believed it's a 2DD disk and was accessing the other "side"). However, the same .DSK image with the same machine (OpenMSX emulating an A1GT) has a different behaviour on BASIC (DSKI$) than BDOS (#F37D). My code is executed from the boot sector (at #C01E).
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@spacemoai I can read the first 9 sectors. The 10th reads a different one (like if the system believed it's a 2DD disk and was accessing the other "side"). However, the same .DSK image with the same machine (OpenMSX emulating an A1GT) has a different behaviour on BASIC (DSKI$) than BDOS (#F37D). My code is executed from the boot sector (at #C01E).
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@spacemoai I can read the first 9 sectors. The 10th reads a different one (like if the system believed it's a 2DD disk and was accessing the other "side"). However, the same .DSK image with the same machine (OpenMSX emulating an A1GT) has a different behaviour on BASIC (DSKI$) than BDOS (#F37D). My code is executed from the boot sector (at #C01E).
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@spacemoai I can read the first 9 sectors. The 10th reads a different one (like if the system believed it's a 2DD disk and was accessing the other "side"). However, the same .DSK image with the same machine (OpenMSX emulating an A1GT) has a different behaviour on BASIC (DSKI$) than BDOS (#F37D). My code is executed from the boot sector (at #C01E).