that an Uthernet-II card was found in.
Simple cosmetic fix - does not seem to affect operation in any way.
Currently, the slot number character that gets printed to the screen is calculated after the slot number value ($0n) has been left-shifted/multiplied by 16 ($n0). This makes the slot number print out on-screen as @/P/`/p/@/P/space instead of 1/2/3/4/5/6/7. This change moves the calculation of the character to print and the corresponding pha ahead of the multiply operation, so the slot number prints out correctly.
I've been using a VEDRIVE binary built with this change for several days and have not observed any functional problems.
that an Uthernet-II card was found in. Simple cosmetic fix - does not seem to affect operation in any way.
Currently, the slot number character that gets printed to the screen is calculated after the slot number value ($0n) has been left-shifted/multiplied by 16 ($n0). This makes the slot number print out on-screen as @/P/`/p/@/P/space instead of 1/2/3/4/5/6/7. This change moves the calculation of the character to print and the corresponding pha ahead of the multiply operation, so the slot number prints out correctly. I've been using a VEDRIVE binary built with this change for several days and have not observed any functional problems.