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emulator archive disk corruption?

2002-09-21 by ocusce

Hello!! A couple days ago i have downloaded the demo disks from the 
emulator archive in emx format. Now the question is, some of these 
disks sounds perfectly when i put them in my emax II, but a lot of 
the banks sounds horribly and other don't even look to load in the 
emax.
Is this common with the disks of the emulator archive, maybe the pc i 
use don't write the emax disks correctly (note that a lot of banks 
works perfectly), any ideas??
Thanks a lot!!!!!

RE: [emax] emulator archive disk corruption?

2002-09-22 by Robert Keeble

Hi,
Some users have reported that some EMX files on www.emulatorarchive.com  are
corrupted, however its worth checking you are using DS/DD diskettes that
have been formatted on an Emax before being written to with EMX, and that
you run EMX under native DOS (not in a window).

I will be remaking all the EMX files in the future and putting them on a PC
CD for users. This should cure any remaining corruption issues.
Unfortunately the EMX downloads will be removed from the site soon, as I
need to conserve space.

Regards
Rob
The Emulator Archive
www.emulatorarchive.com


  Hello!! A couple days ago i have downloaded the demo disks from the
  emulator archive in emx format. Now the question is, some of these
  disks sounds perfectly when i put them in my emax II, but a lot of
  the banks sounds horribly and other don't even look to load in the
  emax.
  Is this common with the disks of the emulator archive, maybe the pc i
  use don't write the emax disks correctly (note that a lot of banks
  works perfectly), any ideas??
  Thanks a lot!!!!!



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RE: [emax] emulator archive disk corruption?

2002-09-22 by Bob Conner

Rob-

I have room on my FTP server. I could host the EMX
files if you like.

Yours,

Bob
--- Robert Keeble <rob@...> wrote:
> Hi,
> Some users have reported that some EMX files on
> www.emulatorarchive.com  are
> corrupted, however its worth checking you are using
> DS/DD diskettes that
> have been formatted on an Emax before being written
> to with EMX, and that
> you run EMX under native DOS (not in a window).
> 
> I will be remaking all the EMX files in the future
> and putting them on a PC
> CD for users. This should cure any remaining
> corruption issues.
> Unfortunately the EMX downloads will be removed from
> the site soon, as I
> need to conserve space.
> 
> Regards
> Rob
> The Emulator Archive
> www.emulatorarchive.com
> 
> 
>   Hello!! A couple days ago i have downloaded the
> demo disks from the
>   emulator archive in emx format. Now the question
> is, some of these
>   disks sounds perfectly when i put them in my emax
> II, but a lot of
>   the banks sounds horribly and other don't even
> look to load in the
>   emax.
>   Is this common with the disks of the emulator
> archive, maybe the pc i
>   use don't write the emax disks correctly (note
> that a lot of banks
>   works perfectly), any ideas??
>   Thanks a lot!!!!!
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
> 
> 


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Re: [emax] emulator archive disk corruption?

2002-09-28 by Matt Ferrari

If that would work out for the that would be great,    I went to the archive
in hopes of finishing
downloading what I havent and found that the files are indeed offline now.
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> Rob-
>
> I have room on my FTP server. I could host the EMX
> files if you like.
>
> Yours,
>
> Bob
> --- Robert Keeble <rob@...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > Some users have reported that some EMX files on
> > www.emulatorarchive.com  are
> > corrupted, however its worth checking you are using
> > DS/DD diskettes that
> > have been formatted on an Emax before being written
> > to with EMX, and that
> > you run EMX under native DOS (not in a window).
> >
> > I will be remaking all the EMX files in the future
> > and putting them on a PC
> > CD for users. This should cure any remaining
> > corruption issues.
> > Unfortunately the EMX downloads will be removed from
> > the site soon, as I
> > need to conserve space.
> >
> > Regards
> > Rob
> > The Emulator Archive
> > www.emulatorarchive.com
> >
> >
> >   Hello!! A couple days ago i have downloaded the
> > demo disks from the
> >   emulator archive in emx format. Now the question
> > is, some of these
> >   disks sounds perfectly when i put them in my emax
> > II, but a lot of
> >   the banks sounds horribly and other don't even
> > look to load in the
> >   emax.
> >   Is this common with the disks of the emulator
> > archive, maybe the pc i
> >   use don't write the emax disks correctly (note
> > that a lot of banks
> >   works perfectly), any ideas??
> >   Thanks a lot!!!!!
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
> > removed]
> >
> >
>
>
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