In the newest OS I think I have sorted out all memory destruction problems but one. It is in tables - when the table data is corrupt (which it never should be) and is tried to be displayed. So if you see strange characters in table editing - don't scroll down. Fill the whole table with emptiness by pressing return (D) lot's of times (64 will do in any case). In no other ocations should the SidStation memory be possible to corrupt. If you know any other time it has happened - let me know and I'll try to find the cause of it. / Daniel On Mon, 17 Apr 2000, Christopher Randall wrote: > I had the same problem with my SidStation, under the same circumstances > (programming a table...) To fix it, do a memory reset, then dump in your > sounds again. If that doesn't do it, you should probably write Daniel... > > I've seen people with this problem on the list several times, and no one > ever says to them "dump often." So, I'm taking this opportunity to say it. > Dump often. The SidStation is quirky, and it only takes a second to make a > full dump, which will save hours of swearing. Trust me on this one. Either > that, or learn to love the factory patch set, as you'll be putting it back > in at least once a month. > > -Chris Randall > http://www.positronrecords.com __ __///Daniel Hansson | SidStation - MOS6581 Synthesis \XX/ daniel@... | www.sidstation.com
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Re: [elektron] Re: TOTAL BREAKDOWN
2000-04-17 by Daniel Hansson
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