Hi, On 2012-03-08 08:46, skoe@directbox.com wrote: >> > AFAIR there is a mistake or a fuzzy description of >> > "active/inactive/1/0" in the CRT documentation or even in the CRT >> > format, so be careful. A normal 16k Cartridge has both lines low. >> I agree - the current wording around 0/1/inactive/active in the CRT documentation is quite confusing. >> >> and even worse, in vice - where one of the two is inverted (because the >> original AR works like that, and vice basically emulates AR only =P) > > This reminds me to another thing: In the CRT/CHIP header these two lines > are redundant information: The cartridge type (and therefore the emulation > specific to this type) implies the state of these lines anyway. In many > cartridges they are even dynamic, so the CHIP header can't know their > state. > I know this is getting more and more OT for this mailinglist (CC65). But this seems like the right place and moment to ask anyway - while we're at the topic of the CRT fileformat.... Regarding Ocean Type 1 cartridges (CRT ID 5) - have someone ever met anything else ? I cannot find info about Ocean Type >= 2 anywhere... It seems to me that someone in the beginning of time wanted to assign every Ocean cartridge combination its own type - and then regretted and squashed them all into one format (Ocean Type 1) - does anyone know or remember the actions and reasons ? Also the updated CRT format file in the Vice svn-tree mentions an Ocean cartridge size of 32Kb... but it is certainly not an Ocean cartridge that I know of... have anyone ever met a 32Kb Ocean cartrigde in the wild ? As far as I know the list of known Ocean cartridges (12 pieces) have been complete for many years. Thanks /Uffe ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Fri Mar 9 22:30:39 2012
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