I tested again, index is required, without index it only complains about errors.. (Note that index file is called index.tape, not original tape.index)
You should see something like this in the log:
Code:
27-090 [7 226-007]: WD33C93 in use
27-348 [19 225-283]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x12.00.00.00.FE.00
27-348 [19 226-288]: TAPEEMU INQUIRY
31-085 [5953 015-251]: 68030 MMU enabled. Page size = 2048
Following comes after harddrive selection:
Code:
2013-08-08 21:27:01
01-685 [16277 006=173]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x03.00.00.00.0E.00
01-686 [16277 001=195]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x15.00.00.00.0C.00
01-687 [16277 000=217]: TAPEEMU MODE SELECT BUFM=1 BDL=8 Density=15 NB=0 BL=512
05-335 [16460 002-031]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x08.01.00.00.04.00
05-335 [16460 007-036]: TAPEEMU READ 2048 (0, 4)
05-337 [16460 006-062]: TAPEEMU: File 'D:\amiga\hdf\amix\amix.zip\list.cpio'
05-338 [16460 003-071]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x08.01.00.00.04.00
05-338 [16460 001-077]: TAPEEMU READ 2048 (0, 4)
05-441 [16465 001=128]: TAPEEMU: File 'D:\amiga\hdf\amix\amix.zip\core.cpio'
05-442 [16465 006=133]: TAPEEMU READ FILE END, 1536 remaining
05-442 [16465 000=137]: TAPEEMU: scsi command 0x03.00.00.00.0E.00
Index is wrong if first TAPEEMU: File 'xx' is not list.cpio and second isn't core.cpio.