In message <13b292904e.druck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> "David J. Ruck" <druck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 5 Dec 2006 Ron <iyonix@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > [Snip] > > > I have many questions but I will keep it to a few. > > Does the SCSIFS on the IYONIX support ADFS, and/or FAT harddrives? > ^^^^ > Filecore > > Both. If not recognised as Filecore disc a sevice call is broadcast which > allows any image filing system like DOSFS to check for filing systems they > understand such as FAT/FAT32. USB is implemented as a pseudo SCSI filing > system using SCSIFS, and as you can see can see this supports FAT format > storage device types. > > Cheers > ---Dave Thanks, I guess the formatters are missing in all areas except IDE ADFS at the moment though. I have been using this prog I found of Theo's to look at Podule base address's. 1 SYS "Podule_ReturnNumber" TO podcnt% 2 FOR podule% = 0 TO (podcnt%-1) 3 SYS "XPodule_HardwareAddresses",,,, podule% TO baseaddress% ; err% 4 IF (err% AND1) THEN 5 PRINT "Podule "+STR$(podule%)+" is empty" 6 ELSE 7 PRINT "Podule "+STR$(podule%)+" base &"+STR$~(baseaddress%) 8 ENDIF 9 NEXT It returns RiscPC podule base address's in the range &033C0000 Podule 0 &033C4000 &033C8000 &033CC000 Podule 3 as expected, but on the IYONIX they are in the range &F9FC8000 - &F9FCC000 for Podules 2 and 3 that I could check If there is a difference like this the hdr.SCSI Equates entries might not be correct, as they are in the RiscPC range. Cheers -Ron --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support