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Where do I find the number of flux???
EDIT: Amazing I wanted to test your analyzer stuff ...
Went back to copy mode with 5 revolutions and now it miraculously works ????
JimDrew wrote:Where do I find the number of flux???
Look at: "Number of bitcells: 247,470"
With 5 revolutions, that is 49,490 bitcells per revolution.
That is the total number of bitcells, each 2 bytes wide (16 bits). So 247,470 x 2 = 494,940 bytes of data, which fits inside of 512K of RAM.
So, this should have no issues.
JimDrew wrote:EDIT: Amazing I wanted to test your analyzer stuff ...
Went back to copy mode with 5 revolutions and now it miraculously works ????
Hmmm... did you have this RAM error after experiencing the problem with not having the disk in the drive and then not being able to proceed? I could see maybe the buffer pointer is not being reset or something.
JimDrew wrote:The problem before was that I was reserving memory in the RAM for another buffer so the buffer space was greatly reduced. That was fixed. What you are seeing is something completely new, and it is odd that closing the program and restarting it fixes it.
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