Hi guys!
At the moment I am in heavy stress finishing my PhD thesis,
so I thought I'd rather publish my attempts to make my
FSIBM filesystem for GeckOS use 16 bit FATs.
In fact I came to have it:
- format harddisks with sector numbers up to 24 bit
(cluster numbers still 12 or 16 bit)
- Use my CSASCSI scsi interface on the CS/A65 computer,
so with a small setup before that it should also work
with a C64 with this interface
- Use the ramdisk device that again uses the ramdisk device
in my revamped VICE-based xcsa emulator - you poke the linear
block number somewhere and have the block memory mapped somewhere
else. Should make it pretty easy to replace it with a
hardware driver for another hardware
(you can replace the complete scsi driver or use the scsi driver
to scan the partitions and only replace the bare hardware driver
with the ramdisk driver)
Still some things to do, but sorry, no time at the moment.
Find it as oa-2.0.8.tar.gz at
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~fachat/8bit/osa/v2.0/index.html
Andre
P.S.: Merry christmas and a happy new year!
http://www.userfriendly.org/cartoons/archives/98dec/19981220.html
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