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Planetinfinity · 17 January 2021, 19:47

Hello,

thank you for the hints and comments.

I tried the following:

1) In order to check the disk I use GoADF on my A1200 in order format a disk, write a ADF file and veryify it, afterward I started the game without problems.
2) I used the WB to format the disk
3) I additionall used gw to erase the disk

Code:

./gw erase
Erasing c=0-81:h=0-1
Erasing Track 81.1…

Afterwards I tried to write a ADF file to the disk using gw (not a scp as before).

Code:

./gw write <my adf-file>
Writing c=0-81:h=0-1
Writing Track 0.0…** FATAL ERROR:
Failed to write Track 0.0

My gw is at version 0.24

Code:

./gw info
Host Tools: v0.24
Greaseweazle:
Device: /dev/ttyACM0
Model: F7 (version 2)
Firmware: v0.24
Serial: <my sn>
USB Rate: Full Speed (12 Mbit/s)

I also tried other ADF files but the result is the same. Erase is working, SCP writing looks good but does not verify and ADF writing shows immediately an error message.

The "write"-jumper is set, so the write protect jumper is not the issue here.

17 January 2021, 19:47	#9
Planetinfinity Registered User Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Mannheim Age: 48 Posts: 175	Hello, thank you for the hints and comments. I tried the following: 1) In order to check the disk I use GoADF on my A1200 in order format a disk, write a ADF file and veryify it, afterward I started the game without problems. 2) I used the WB to format the disk 3) I additionall used gw to erase the disk Code: ./gw erase Erasing c=0-81:h=0-1 Erasing Track 81.1… Afterwards I tried to write a ADF file to the disk using gw (not a scp as before). Code: ./gw write <my adf-file> Writing c=0-81:h=0-1 Writing Track 0.0…** FATAL ERROR: Failed to write Track 0.0 My gw is at version 0.24 Code: ./gw info Host Tools: v0.24 Greaseweazle: Device: /dev/ttyACM0 Model: F7 (version 2) Firmware: v0.24 Serial: <my sn> USB Rate: Full Speed (12 Mbit/s) I also tried other ADF files but the result is the same. Erase is working, SCP writing looks good but does not verify and ADF writing shows immediately an error message. The "write"-jumper is set, so the write protect jumper is not the issue here.