Closed skullandbones closed 12 months ago
Hi @skullandbones,
Yes, it looks like you are right. Since SD0 had no media at boot time, it should not have been assigned any drive letters. There were some recent changes to this mechanism. I will review this, but may need a few days because I am in the middle of some other work.
Thanks,
Wayne
This should be corrected in the dev branch, so I am going to close this issue now.
Thanks,
Wayne
@wwarthen I realised that I can use the CF card module from my RC2014 Z80 system on my SC126 Z180 system.
So I connected both the SD card (SD0) and the CF card (IDE0) and everything worked. By default 4 drive letters were assigned to each card.
However, when I booted the SC126 with the SD card module disconnected and with the CF card module connected I noticed the following:
As expected disk 4 the SD card is not detected.
However, the SD card is assigned drive letters G: through to J:
I was expecting C: through to J: to be assigned to the CF card (IDE0) just like on my RC2014. There is no SD card module on my RC2014, just the CF card module is present.
I guess that most people would be using an SD card with the SC126 as that is more convenient than a CF card.
So I guess that there is a bug in the default drive letter assignment routine because SD0 does not exist and yet is assigned drive letters.
Thanks,
Regards, Dean