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Post by cetmeguy on Apr 11, 2022 13:37:59 GMT
I have downloaded all the necessary files and installed them on a USB SSD. The SSD can be seen by the TheC64, but when I got to the step where I have to update the firmware, it shows no firmware. The .bin file is on the SSD and can be seen when I view the drive on a PC
Anyone know what's going on?
Do I have to start over again and re-format the SSD and re-download all the files to try again?
Any help is appreciated
Thanks!
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Post by spannernick on Apr 12, 2022 8:01:28 GMT
It works for me, can you see the files on the SSD in THEC64 Media Access...? Attachments:
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Post by anthonywalters on Apr 12, 2022 11:00:34 GMT
Is the SSD FAT32 formatted?
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Post by cetmeguy on Apr 12, 2022 13:21:51 GMT
It works for me, can you see the files on the SSD in THEC64 Media Access...? Nope. I can see that .bin file when I view the SSD contents on my PC, but when I plug into the TheC64 and try the media access and firmware upgrade it doesn't show |
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Post by cetmeguy on Apr 12, 2022 13:22:38 GMT
Is the SSD FAT32 formatted? Yes, I formatted the SSD as FAT32 - but I did it on my Chromebook and not on a PC (Win 10 didn't show FAT32 as an option for formating) |
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Post by jj0 on Apr 12, 2022 14:19:10 GMT
Is the SSD FAT32 formatted? Yes, I formatted the SSD as FAT32 - but I did it on my Chromebook and not on a PC (Win 10 didn't show FAT32 as an option for formating) It needs to be MBR partitioning and FAT32 filesystem - Chromebook probably formats it at GPT partitioning scheme and FAT32 filesystem. See this thread for a simple way on Windows to do this. |
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Post by cetmeguy on Apr 12, 2022 19:42:45 GMT
Yes, I formatted the SSD as FAT32 - but I did it on my Chromebook and not on a PC (Win 10 didn't show FAT32 as an option for formating) It needs to be MBR partitioning and FAT32 filesystem - Chromebook probably formats it at GPT partitioning scheme and FAT32 filesystem. See this thread for a simple way on Windows to do this.FANTASTIC! That did the trick I am blown away with this now, just played a short round of pinball - on the AMIGA! Holy cow! Our little TheC64 can do so much more! Who knew? Now I need to play around with it, add games, modes etc. Thanks! |
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Your BOB is great!
