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|    Grant Weasner to All    |
|    Re: c64 dataset load    |
|    08 Apr 25 19:42:57    |
      From: nospam.Grant.Weasner@f1.n770.z214.fidonet.org               Re: Re: c64 dataset load        By: Nigel Reed to Bbsing on Thu Feb 01 2024 00:22:39               > On Wed, 31 Jan 2024 23:27:08 +1300        > nospam.Bbsing@f230.n130.z1.fidonet.org (Bbsing) wrote:        >        > > has anyone here seen an issue like I'm having?        >        > > I write a simpl program in basic on my c64        > > I then type save "programname"        > > my c64 says press play and record        > > then I rewind the tape.        > > I attempt to load the program.        >        > > load "programname"        >        > > The motor on the dataset starts up and I press play on the tapedrive.        > > c64 stops the tape and says found programname        > > then when it attempts to load the program the dataset makes noise        > > like the moder wants to run, but it doesn't spin the tape (the play        > > button is depressed).        >        > > so odd. I can't tell if my dataset tape drive is actually saving the        > > data, or why it won't complete the loading process.        >        > > Any ideas would be awesome.        >        >        > If you started with a blank tape you can try it in a regular tape deck        > and listen for the tell tale screeching noise. If the tape is still        > blank then you know you didn't save anything.              I used another dataset and it will load the program. So I'm not sure what is       wrong with the dataset that causes the control of the dataset to get lost.              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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