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Problem starting cpmish from an NC200 #68
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Hello --- that should absolutely work. Returning to the main menu is the normal behaviour when the system crashes so I suspect it's got through the boot loader and then something's gone wrong. Unfortunately the floppy drive of my own NC200 has died so I haven't been able to touch this for a while. It's possible there's been a regression caused by other cpmish work. If so it's likely to be something very simple, but I can't debug it myself. Did you build the image yourself or use the downloadable binary? |
Thanks for answering. I downloaded the image already built. |
@wilco2009 I had exact the same Problem. My Floppy drive suddenly could not format floppy disks (Error on Track 80) and could not boot CP/Mish from the floppy. I disassembled it, used compressed air to "clean" it an put some WD40 on the moving part of the Citizen Floppy. (Red circle in the pic) |
Hello, First of all I would like to thank you for your work, it looks great, unfortunately I am not able to make it work on my NC200.
After formatting a 720KB disk from the NC200, I dumped the nc200.img file with dd with the following command on an Ubuntu OS:
dd if=nc200.img of=/dev/sdb
(sdb is my USB floppy)
I have extracted the image and compared it with the original file and they are identical.
I inserted the floppy in the NC200 disk drive and pressed FUNCTION+R.
The system starts reading from the floppy and displays the message: "Preparing Memory"
But after a few seconds reading the disk it returns to the main menu.
Would you have an idea what the problem could be?
Any help would be well received.
NOTE: I do not have a flash card inserted, but I understand that it is not essential to boot the system.
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