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Posted By
Chronos
on 2012-11-21
17:26:52
 |  Re: sd2iec and demos
my project is suspended for a while now, work troubles, life troubles.. i have a bunch of parts (microcontroller, card reader etc..) my first pcb was unusable but proved that i can do a useable pcb at home  so, it seems to be spring will be the next season when i can moving further with sd2iec.. the goal will be a cheap upgradeable version so if you have patience i can fulfill your needs too
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Posted By
siz
on 2012-11-21
14:06:06
| Re: sd2iec and demos
I found him on an other forum too and he wrote that he designed his own PCB (his goal was to make it in the smallest possible size) and used the SD2IEC firmware. I had to dig up the internet to find the wikipedia article containing the very same description as his advert. After that he admitted that he used that firmware. 
But in the end I did not buy one from him as the firmware is not upgradeable on his device and that was a mandatory feature for me.
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Posted By
bubis
on 2012-11-21
07:10:41
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Yeah, I asked that guy about what was what he was actually trying to sell (sd2ies, or something else), but he resisted answering clearly, so I didn't buy it.
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Posted By
siz
on 2012-11-20
15:59:10
| Re: sd2iec and demos
There was a Hungarian guy who made an SDIEC implementation some months ago. He advertised it on Vatera and probably on apronet.hu too. I cannot find his advert anymore but I still has his e-mail address if someone is interested. The price was about 10-12 thousand HUFs (I can't remember as I did not buy from him in the end)
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Posted By
bubis
on 2012-11-20
13:23:12
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Hi Chronos,
Any progress?
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Posted By
Chronos
on 2012-10-20
07:18:16
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Dunno yet.. I've ordered some parts from ebay. If there is a working pcb i can calculate, but i want keep it cheap!
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Posted By
bubis
on 2012-10-18
11:58:12
| Re: sd2iec and demos
How much would that cost? It's around 34GBP if I buy it online.
Can I pay with effect previews? :b
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Posted By
Chronos
on 2012-10-18
11:22:49
| Re: sd2iec and demos
i'm working on it! if i'm ready with the prototype i'll tell ya!
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Posted By
bubis
on 2012-10-18
07:28:56
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Do you know anyone in Hungary who builds and sells this thing? This seems to be the most handy option to transfer stuff for me.
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Posted By
RobertB
on 2011-12-31
14:43:47
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Thanks for the Plus/4 port! Happy New Year!
Writing from Portland, Oregon,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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Posted By
MMS
on 2011-12-31
07:35:01
 | Re: sd2iec and demos
wow,what a fantastic gift to celebrate 2012! Thank you! I was thinking about SD2IEC,but after getting to know the limitations, i could not convience myself. With this tool it will be easy to create custom PRG collections, and soon i need that feature
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Posted By
siz
on 2011-12-31
06:42:02
| Re: sd2iec and demos
Hi!
I've published the plus/4 port. You can find it here.
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Posted By
RobertB
on 2011-12-17
05:28:29
| Re: sd2iec and demos
siz wrote:
> I would rather wait some days for an answer but in case of excessive demand I'm willing to release it anytime.
Oooo, I excessively demand it. 
Great news,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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Posted By
siz
on 2011-12-16
03:09:11
| Re: sd2iec and demos
I've finished porting of D64IT to plus4 the day before yesterday. Testing was done in YaPE with 1551 set as drive 8 and 1581 as drive 9.
Creating a D64 and copying it back to a disk seemed to be working well resulting in the same images as the original one.
It was relatively easy to convert; the only major task was converting PETSCII screen codes to .byte directives.
I've asked permission from the original author to publish it though I'm not sure if it's required as the source code was freely available.
I would rather wait some days for an answer but in case of excessive demand I'm willing to release it anytime.
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-13
16:38:14
 | Re: sd2iec and demos
got hands on some books.
Das Grafik-Buch (data Becker 1987, ISBN 3-89011-205-6)
Alles über den Plus 4 (markt und technik 1986, ISBN 3-89090-410-6)
Das große Plus/4 Buch (kingsoft 1986)
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-13
04:40:03
| Re: sd2iec and demos
many thanks
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Posted By
siz
on 2011-12-13
02:32:23
| Re: sd2iec and demos
rudis: it just came to my mind that SVS has created and maintains his ultimate map: ROM map
It includes more detailed use of the KERNAL routines.
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
20:49:02
| Re: sd2iec and demos
dracopy -> http://www.sascha-bader.de/html/dracopy.html
cbm-command -> http://cbmcommand.codeplex.com/
both handle d64 well
just mark all files and copy to real disk.
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Posted By
RobertB
on 2011-12-12
17:18:52
| Re: sd2iec and demos
siz wrote:
> I've downloaded it and started to create a plus/4 port.
Oh, that is great news! I wish you all the luck in creating it.
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
16:46:32
| Re: sd2iec and demos
nice
but which registers are used? and which destroyed?
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Posted By
siz
on 2011-12-12
15:18:57
| Re: sd2iec and demos
>is there only a proc for output one char?
I've just created an entry in the encyclopedia for the KERNAL jump table here.
I have to admit that I don't even know how to copy a D64 image from an SD2IEC to a real floppy disk.
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On the C64 and the C128, I use Strobe's D64it and D128it, respectively. (There's even D64it for the VIC-20).
Thanks for the tip. I've downloaded it and started to create a plus/4 port. The source code seems to be simple enough and it already contains support for C64 and C128 targets in the same source file so hopefully I can finish it by the weekend.
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
11:49:28
| Re: sd2iec and demos
found the doc.
is there only a proc for output one char?
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
09:49:00
| Re: sd2iec and demos
by the way. is there a documented listing of kernel routines? ie for printing out something and so on.
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
09:47:12
| Re: sd2iec and demos
any time i try to load ie directory, i hear some noise, then light is flashing.
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Posted By
Chicken
on 2011-12-12
07:19:23
 | Re: sd2iec and demos
States United uses a dedicated loader so it won't work with sd2iec.
Your 1551 damages disks? What happens exactly?
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Posted By
RobertB
on 2011-12-12
03:53:12
| Re: sd2iec and demos
siz wrote:
I have to admit that I don't even know how to copy a D64 image from an SD2IEC to a real floppy disk.
On the C64 and the C128, I use Strobe's D64it and D128it, respectively. (There's even D64it for the VIC-20).
They work like a charm with the SD2IEC,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-12
02:57:53
| Re: sd2iec and demos
have tried single prg-demos and most work. games work too.
statesunited don't work fo example.
have a 1551 with damage disks i think.
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Posted By
siz
on 2011-12-12
02:53:48
| Re: sd2iec and demos
SD2IEC does NOT emulate a 1541 drive so none of the programs that download some custom code to the drive memory (= all fastloaders, including the ones in demos) will not work with that.
SD2IEC is a nice way to transfer D64 images quickly to the real machine but nothing else. I have to admit that I don't even know how to copy a D64 image from an SD2IEC to a real floppy disk. Probably you should use a copier that can fall back to KERNAL routines.
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Posted By
Csabo
on 2011-12-11
20:15:38
| Re: sd2iec and demos
That's not much to go on... Do all demos freeze it? Did you try some games? Do you have a way of getting files to the Plus/4 other than the sd2iec?
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Posted By
rudis
on 2011-12-11
16:49:58
| sd2iec and demos
hi
tried some demos on sd2iec and i wonder. d64 won't work. p4 hangs.
is my p4 broken?
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