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Re: Creating a floppy disk for EMU E-max

2011-07-17 by esynthesist

The error you receive (104/4) is normal, because there is no valid bank on the floppy disk yet. The disk is still only "low level" formatted and containing only an OS, not a bank.

When going into EMXP menu sequence 1->7->1 ("manage banks on floppy disk") you want to get access to banks, but they are not available yet on the disk (=subcode 4).

Just like you copied the OS to the disk - where you had to go to menu 1->4->1 to select first the OS file and only thereafter selected where you wanted to copy the OS to - you now have to go to the EMX files via 1->2->3 to select the EMX file you want to copy to the floppy disk. 

(Note that you will need .EM1 files (=so called emx-files), not .EB1 files (=so called bank-files). If you don't have the .EM1 version of the banks yet, first convert the .EB1 files to .EM1 files via menu 1->1->1)

Good luck

///E-Synthesist 


--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "jimi_sound" <jimi_sound@...> wrote:
>
> Hello
> 
> I have serious problems when trying to create a floppy disks for me Emu
> 
> Emax !
> 
> The procedure that I am following is
> 
> 1) Insert a DS/DD floppy disks into the floppy drive
> 
> 2) Open OMNIFLOP and choose Fromat disks ---> 80/2/10x512 Emu Emax (Standard) 800kb
> 
> Finish formatting successfully 
> 
> 3) Open EMXP (WINDOWS XP). Copy OS into the floopy disks (3.2 OS) successfully
> 
> 4) Manage Banks on floppy disks ---> Try to copy banks ----> Errorcode 104 
> 
> " Contenct of disk in drive A is not compatible with EMAX / EMU III <subcode 4> "
> 
> **********************
> 
> I don't know why I keep getting this message !
> 
> I have followed all the procedures I found on the manuals but I still have the same problem !
> 
> Can anyone help me ???
> 
> Thanks in advance
>

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