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Usb64 should load a ROM less than 1MB in size (padded with 0xff from makemask)
Padding a ROM using makemask when under 1MB causes USB timeouts and other issues. This occurs because the padding is 0xff.
makemask
Removing the 0xff padding from the file, allows it to be loaded as expected.
test roms.zip
Windows 10 Usb64 from #17 a bat file with the following commands: <path-to-exe>\usb64.exe -rom=%1 -start X7 running OS 3.05
<path-to-exe>\usb64.exe -rom=%1 -start
Fix in firmware, or at worst, remove the padding from the ROM before it is loaded over USB (although that might not fix when loaded from SD).
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Expected Behavior
Usb64 should load a ROM less than 1MB in size (padded with
0xff
from makemask)Current Behavior
Padding a ROM using
makemask
when under 1MB causes USB timeouts and other issues. This occurs because the padding is0xff
.Possible Solution
Removing the
0xff
padding from the file, allows it to be loaded as expected.Steps to Reproduce
test roms.zip
Context (Environment)
Windows 10 Usb64 from #17
a bat file with the following commands:
<path-to-exe>\usb64.exe -rom=%1 -start
X7 running OS 3.05
Detailed Description
Possible Implementation
Fix in firmware, or at worst, remove the padding from the ROM before it is loaded over USB (although that might not fix when loaded from SD).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: