+bf2k+ Posted July 25 Share Posted July 25 I am having a lot of trouble with my SIO2SD unit. This one is v2.5 firmware. I am using SDX 4.49 and 4.49E for these tests, depending on which CPU I am using. This happens on 4 different 800XLs and 1 600XL. The CPUs are stock 800xl u1mb 800xl (configured for Side 3) (pbi off and stock mem) u1mb 800xl (configured for Side 2) (pbi off and stock mem) Rambo 800XL 256k 600XL with Lotharek 64k mem upg Basically I am copying files with it to test it. I use this SDX command: COPY /R A: H: H: is freshly formatted before each test and both A: and H: are 16mb ATRs. The copy process starts off normally enough and then a few minutes into it, maybe it hesitates on a read and then resumes. When it first begins, it writes to sequential sectors as you would expect on a newly formatted disk. It does this for a while and then at some point, it goes crazy. It starts writing 1 sector every 5-10 seconds and these appear to be written randomly all over the dest disk. Eventually it aborts with error 135 – file is read only. Anyone ever seen anything like this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
_The Doctor__ Posted July 25 Share Posted July 25 Please try 4.49G as well 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+bf2k+ Posted July 25 Author Share Posted July 25 2 hours ago, _The Doctor__ said: Please try 4.49G as well Doc... You are da MAN!!! That fixed everything. The first test took about an hour and CLX 1.7b reports no errors. I am running the 2nd test now on the SDrive Max instead of the SIO2SD. I am also flashing all my stuff. Already done the 2 U1MBs and the Sparta X Supercart. I'll get to the SIDEs later (I don't use SDX in those very much). Also got to do the IDE2Pluses. They'll be next. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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