Hello Dan,
* On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 05:00:13PM -0400 Dan Gahlinger wrote:
> When I installed opencbm I installed with the xum1541 (zoomfloppy) driver only
> and I've been using 1541s with zoomfloppy successfully for a very long time.
>
> Now I need to use a 1571 drive, but none of the commands work with the 1571
> with zoomfloppy, not nibread, cbmctrl dir, nothing.
Are you sure that the ZoomFloppy still runs correctly with your 1541?
On the driver side side of the PC, there is no difference between 1541
and 1571!
So, if it does not work with the 1571, we must find out if it either
- works with the 1541, or
- does not work with the 1541.
The steps to work from there differ, depending upon what is going on!
> I bought a XU1541 adapter which is a tiny USB to IEC adapter but it doesn't
> work with my current setup.
>
> So I'm wondering how to install the xu1541 (and maybe I'll add the rest as
> well, just in case, like the XA1541, etc)
Run "install xu1541" to instal the xu1541 driver. Note that default will
still be the xum1541. You can change the default by editing
\Windows\System32\opencbm.conf, or you can specify which cable to use by
giving the "adapter" on the command-line.
For example,
cbmctrl -@xu1541 dir 8
will output the directory of drive #8 on the xu1541, while
cbmctrl -@xum1541 dir 10
will output the directory of drive #10 on the xum1541/ZoomFloppya
> The following configuration is used:
>
> INSTCBM version: 0.4.99.104 (Development)
> Driver version: COULD NOT DETERMINE VERSION
> Driver path: C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\cbm4wdm.sys
> DLL version: 0.4.99.104 (Development)
> DLL path: C:\Program Files\opencbm\opencbm.dll
>
> There are mixed versions, THIS IS NOT RECOMMENDED!
This is not a problem, because instcbm tries to look what the xa1541
adapter (parallel port) is doing. As you do not have installed it, this
error message is the normal outcome.
> *** There were errors in the current configuration.
> *** Please fix them before trying to use the driver!
> Installation of plugin 'xa1541' failed!
This is to be expected, too.
Regards,
Spiro
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