mr-atari wrote:
Hermann?
Sijmen?
mr-atari wrote:
Ask the creator self?
http://www.horus.com/~hias/atari/But don't use the version on this site.
I asked him already about the version available on that site, after I tried it. It didn't even compile on Linux anymore. But after some reading I found a newer version 0.45.
By adding a little bit of code to the RawDiskUnix.cpp file, I got it compiled:
#ifdef __APPLE__
# define off64_t off_t
# define fopen64 fopen
# define fseeko64 fseeko
# define ftello64 ftello
#endif
mr-atari wrote:
Use the myidetool.exe found in the /tool/ dir in the manager.zip
But this is a Windows executable, isn't it?
Well, after I got it built successfully (only one warning I'm going to ignore for now), I was able to read the partition table created with your fdisk2:
thrinax:src hermann$ ./myidetool /dev/disk2 -l
MyIDE Tool V0.45
(c) 2006-2011 by Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
MyIDE 3.x/4.x CHS partition table:
16383 cylinders 16 heads 63 sectors (1008 sectors per cyl)
Image space: first cylinder: 256 cylinders per slot: 2 total slots: 8063
partitions: 4 max: 15
option byte: 00000000 drive bits: 00001111
part active drv start end dns sectors name
1 yes D1: 1 2 DD 1008
2 yes D2: 2 68 DD 65535
3 yes D3: 68 134 DD 65535
4 yes D4: 134 200 DD 65535
5 no --- 0 0 SD 0
6 no --- 0 0 SD 0
7 no --- 0 0 SD 0
8 no --- 0 0 SD 0
9 no --- 0 0 SD 0
10 no --- 0 0 SD 0
11 no --- 0 0 SD 0
12 no --- 0 0 SD 0
13 no --- 0 0 SD 0
14 no --- 0 0 SD 0
15 no --- 0 0 SD 0
I think this was a big step for me, after having the MyIDE cartridge only for a few days.
Let's hope the weather stays rainy, so I can stay inside to continue tinkering