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Is there any fix, too?kolla wrote:@retrofan and @slingshot
I hope this one didn't fly under the radar?
http://atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 25#p383381
These later cores have a number of issues for me, some of not related to 68020 updates, I believe:slingshot wrote: https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-bina ... 191005.rbf
That's what I normally do too.slingshot wrote:No idea about the RAM, I'm using the opposite else - no slow RAM.
Mm, that would also mean setting up the toolchain and building my own Minimig builds again... it's been a while, and these days I don't have much time.If you can do a bisect in the git repo to search for the first commit which caused this - do it.
No idea - what do you mean "clean WB"? Is there even such a thing?But it's equally possible that it's a timing issue on your device. Btw is it happening booting a clean WB?
I see, well dblpal is too slow for me, I prefer simple PAL hires laced and MagicTV (http://aminet.net/package/util/wb/magictv2) to soften out flickering.I've changed a bit of the blanking, because the right side of the main window was cut in dbl pal mode (640x480). I wonder what setting make it cut both sides?
It's just about installing Quartus 13.1, no other tools required (ok. git). But I assume a Linux system, where this comes almost free.kolla wrote:
Mm, that would also mean setting up the toolchain and building my own Minimig builds again... it's been a while, and these days I don't have much time.
Stock kickstart, stock WB on the floppy disks (btw, what can be tampered on KS? - and probably nobody tested such kickstart, you should mention that at the first place when you report something is not working).No idea - what do you mean "clean WB"? Is there even such a thing?
At the end, you'll get the same resolution, but need hacks for a flicker-free display?I see, well dblpal is too slow for me, I prefer simple PAL hires laced and MagicTV (http://aminet.net/package/util/wb/magictv2) to soften out flickering.
My point was simply that for ordinary PAL (and NTSC) displays, things have changed for the worse. The mention hack is not related to this, and I only mentioned it as others may also find it useful, and even preferable over using sluggish DblPAL/DblNTSC modes.slingshot wrote:At the end, you'll get the same resolution, but need hacks for a flicker-free display?I see, well dblpal is too slow for me, I prefer simple PAL hires laced and MagicTV (http://aminet.net/package/util/wb/magictv2) to soften out flickering.
Well, I didn't want to sound harsh, but since you didn't write anything about your setup, just "it doesn't work, it's worse, ....", no dev can guess what to look after.kolla wrote:
Anyways, I will look into installing Quartus 13.1 and see if I can build me a core that suits my needs.
Well, that was easy enough - without any "slow ram", a pure commodore A1200 3.1 v40.068 kickstart simply refuses to even show the "insert disk" animation, and instead goes into a reboot loop, regardless of attached floppies and/or hard drive images. Enable (at least) 0.5MB of slow ram and it boots as normal.kolla wrote:so perhaps I find some time to narrow down exactly what it is that fails, and recreate it with smallest possible “stock” setup
It works to me alsoslingshot wrote:Seems the latest in mist-binaries only working for me? But at least it does something, what it couldn't before:
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And YES , PINBALL ILLUSIONS work!!! Have you tried https://github.com/mist-devel/mist-bina ... inimig-aga?kolla wrote:Well, that was easy enough - without any "slow ram", a pure commodore A1200 3.1 v40.068 kickstart simply refuses to even show the "insert disk" animation, and instead goes into a reboot loop, regardless of attached floppies and/or hard drive images. Enable (at least) 0.5MB of slow ram and it boots as normal.kolla wrote:so perhaps I find some time to narrow down exactly what it is that fails, and recreate it with smallest possible “stock” setup
And the issue is persistent on oldest as well as latest cores from
https://github.com/retrofun/mist-binari ... nimig-mist
and using this firmware:
https://github.com/retrofun/mist-binari ... t-firmware
I don't have this problem... Excellent, works great. I still need to enable “slow ram” though, but that’s durableslingshot wrote:Yes, I notice the disappearing pointer in interlaced pal. Try the attached core, it restores the original behavior with non-programmed blank modes, but retains the "fix" with the programmed ones (like dbl pal).
What chipset config are you using? 68020/2MB chip/no slow/24MB Fast/AGA/turbo doesn't matter/Kickstart 3.1 A1200, no HRTMON, and no problem for me.kolla wrote:
Excellent, works great. I still need to enable “slow ram” though, but that’s durable
Exact same config here. With 40.068 A1200 kickstart it even seems to require 1.5MB of “slow ram”. If I set 2MB chipram and no other ram, it just goes into reboot loop, and I cannot even access early-startup. I change to 0.5MB chipram, and to 1.0 MB and it remains the same, but once I set 1.5 MB, it shows “software failure” red guru 8004 0000, and the shows the insert disk animation. I have also tried with 40.063 kickstart for A600 and it behaves exactly the same. My own kickstarts seem to be ok with just 0.5 MB of slow ram. I have no idea what could cause such behaviour, and that it works for others just makes it weirderslingshot wrote:What chipset config are you using? 68020/2MB chip/no slow/24MB Fast/AGA/turbo doesn't matter/Kickstart 3.1 A1200, no HRTMON, and no problem for me.kolla wrote:
Excellent, works great. I still need to enable “slow ram” though, but that’s durable
Did you use the ROM for the A1200 (68020) or which version did you buy?vebxenon wrote:Today I've tested Amiga OS 3.1.4
