Disk does not raise interrupt when inserted.

[phiCatcher]

When the HMD2043 is set to MEDIA_STATUS_INTERRUPT mode, and IA and SET_INTERRUPT_MESSAGE are configured correctly, the interrupts fail to trigger when a disk is inserted during runtime.

I'm assuming that the software only checks for the status of disks when the code is compiled.

[kierenj]

It raised an interrupt in my tests; perhaps you could send along your solution w codr and Ill take a deeper look?

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-------- Original message -------- Subject: [0x10c-DevKit] Disk does not raise interrupt when inserted. (#193) From: phiCatcher reply@reply.github.com To: Kieren Johnstone kierenj@gmail.com CC:

When the HMD2043 is set to MEDIA_STATUS_INTERRUPT mode, and IA and SET_INTERRUPT_MESSAGE are configured correctly, the interrupts fail to trigger when a disk is inserted during runtime.

I'm assuming that the software only checks for the status of disks when the code is compiled.

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[phiCatcher]

Ok, my bad, must be something obscure I've overlooked in my code :) I'll try rewriting it in a few. My code is in a mess atm so don't worry about taking a deeper look, thanks

[phiCatcher]

Update: Still cannot get the running code to trigger interrupts when media changes. I've been using the code below to test for the interrupt.

;This code assumes that the HMD2043 is at pos 3

:hw_load_disk
ias on_change_status

;changing the interrupt message
set a,5
set b,0xF0F0
hwi 3

;change device flags to MEDIA_STATUS_INTERRUPT
set a,3
set b,1
hwi 3

;check to see if it really has changed
set b,0xffff
set a,2
hwi 3

set pc,endless_loop

:on_change_status
set z,0xABCD
rfi a

:endless_loop
set x,1
set pc, endless_loop    ;When code gets to here, eject the disk. on_change_status should run

At this point I'm not sure if it's a problem with my code or a genuine bug

[kierenj]

MEDIA_STATUS_INTERRUPT is 2, not 1 as you use here:

;change device flags to MEDIA_STATUS_INTERRUPT set a,3 set b,1 hwi 3

It's bit 1 (resulting in 2), as opposed to bit 0 (resulting in 1) :)

I'll close this, let me know if you still don't have any luck