Kag

My demo with CC000 from Real Masters stops (the music loops) with
the flickering inscription "Real Masters Group"...
Pentagon 128 computer...
Downloaded the demo from zx-museum.org... Does anyone have this demo working?

Regards, George aka -=GPV=-.

09 Sep 00 00:40, George Valnin -> All:

GV> My demo with CC000 from Real Masters stops
GV> (music loops) with the flickering inscription "Real Masters
GV> Group"... Computer Pentagon 128... Downloaded the demo from
GV> zx-museum.org... U Does this demo work for anyone?

You must definitely perform the “reformat disk” option.
Otherwise it simply won’t read the disk.
(All subsequent copies, of course, also need to be reformatted :)).

With the best - Wlodek. mailto: wlb...@chat.ru
[ZX] [Golyanovo] [Radio "Retro" 72.92 MHz]

WB> You must definitely perform the “reformat disk” option.

I did it, of course. Otherwise, how would I have reached the flickering inscription? :)

WB> Otherwise, it simply doesn’t read the disc.
WB> (All subsequent copies, of course, also need to be reformatted :) ).

By the way, during the first boot, some
byte appears in the upper left corner... maybe my version is buggy? (www.zx-museum.org.ru)

09 Sep 00 00:40, George Valnin wrote to All:

GV> My demo with CC000 from Real Masters stops (the music loops
GV>) with the flickering inscription "Real Masters Group"... Computer Pentagon
GV> 128... Demo downloaded from zx-museum.org... Does this demo work for anyone?

But it didn’t load for me until I killed some attempt to read from the disk
a sector with number >=64... And it also goes in cycles, only there are some
numbers still crawling across the screen all the time! :-/

GV> I did it, of course.
GV> By the way, during the first boot, some byte appears in the upper left corner
GV>... maybe my version is buggy?
GV> (www.zx-museum.org.ru)

I got it from there, and also Pentagon-128.
After the reformat, my subject runs safely to the end.
Without the reformat, the drive head moves back and forth, and that’s all.
Maybe you just have a disk error? Try dropping
trd again to another real disk and repeat the process.

With the best - Wlodek. mailto: wlb...@mail.ru

11 Sep 00 01:42, Wladimir Bulchukey -> All:

WB> I have it from the same place, and also Pentagon-128.
WB> My subject after the reformat goes safely to the end.
WB> Without the reformat, the drive head goes back and forth, and that’s all.
WB> Maybe you just have disk error? Try dropping
WB> trd again to another real disk and repeat the process.

Yes, it’s buggy like that in all emulators.