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Dima Kozlov
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1 March 2006
Hello, mig'95
the only thing that comes to mind: the trd/scl file itself is read only
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Igor Mamonov
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1 March 2006
Hello, All
Using xTRD, I create a .trd or .scl disk image (it doesn’t matter, in general), load
it in EmuZWin or RealSpectrum and then I try to add something to this image
write down. It doesn't work. Gets out
Read only
Trk 0 sec 1
Retry? Abortion? Ignore?
I don’t set Write protect when creating an image.
What could be the problem? :confused:
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Vladimir Kladov
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1 March 2006
Hello elf/2
In EmuZWin, only the presence of the Read only checkbox in the disk browser is affected. Version
What is EmuZWin? Have you tried Unreal? Maybe the disk is just completely full? Trk 0
sec 1 is like the first sector of the directory.
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Igor Mamonov
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2 March 2006
Hello, Vladimir Kladov
In general, I conducted a whole series of tests here, and here are the details. RealSpectrum immediately
and flatly refuses to write in the image. Read only, and that's it.. :(
EmuZWin version 1.6 seems to carry out all operations with the floppy disk image normally
(sorry, I panicked ahead of time), but ultimately the data in the image was not
are saved. In any case, after rebooting the emulator and changing the image
For some reason my work.trd floppy disk turns out to be spotlessly clean again.. Checkbox
Read only is not installed in the disk browser.. I’ll try Unreal now. By the way, no
Can you tell me where I can get the latest version?
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Igor Mamonov
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2 March 2006
Hello elf/2
elf> the only thing that comes to mind is the trd/scl file itself read only
No, of course. I checked this first.
I forgot to mention one more oddity. Maybe this is important too. Sometimes when
When I try to create a trd/scl file, the Can't create window pops up. No comment or
something similar. But the file is still created.
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Igor Mamonov
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2 March 2006
Hello, mig'95
Still, I found one perverted way to save data. As I already wrote
above, EmuZWin works quite well with my crooked floppy images. By
at least until the first disk change. Here's what I do:
1. I save the data to the work.trd image
2. (!!) Without rebooting or changing (!!) images, I enter Disk Browser
3. I select all available files.
4. From the "Save" menu, I save the image with the already existing name work.trd, overwriting
thereby the previous file.
And everything works!!! :)
Maybe all this writing will help someone else besides me.