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Ok well, it wasnt as bad as i thought 
Attached is a WIP version of the menusystem that contains some compatibility patches to the EAPI. I have tested with this and the v2 release of the Sams Journey EF version, and it worked for me.
That said, it "should" work even with the last regular release - Key is using the v2 release.
> I had thought this would be a faster and larger means of storage than the 1541 emulation.
As said, there is almost nothing the builtin Filebrowser can't do that MMC64 could do. MMC64 did not have "mass storage" via a kernal device either.
> Trying to load it with a Retro Replay cartridge, or indeed any cartridge, produces only a blank screen.
The probably happens because you have a SDHC card inserted, in that case it hangs when trying to initialize the SD card - remove it and it will continue.
"That said, the "v1.1" one also appears buggy"
No, that doesn't seem to be the case. I think what we are looking at is a combination of two problems:
- an odd bug in the MMU of chameleon and/or the Easyflash mapping
- yet another compiler bug (which i am trying to track down now)
Oops 
AGAmk3-Aug-12.zip is the file
(if you hover over the download link, the first digits in the link name are the attachment id, then you can use
to create a link)
Diskdrives (emulated or real) are unrelated to the MMC64 emulation, they work with or without - make sure you didnt do some other change to the setup that could cause this.
Now, to use MMC64 emulation, it must be enabled in the cartridge config, and then you have to reset to BASIC with an active cartridge. The cartridge slot must contain a cartridge that is compatible with MMC64 (for example: Retro Replay). For example press "1" in the Main Menu to do this in the default config (slot 1 contains Retro Replay).
Another thing to keep in mind is that MMC64 does not support SDHC cards, and some of it's plugins will require FAT16 formatting.
MMC64 features are documented in our wiki here: http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/MMC64
That said, what are you trying to do with MMC64? Are you sure you cant do the same thing with the regular chameleon filebrowser? There are only a few rather esoteric things (like playing mp3 with c64@mp3) that are not supported.
Ok, so, first of all, please try their "v1.1" release. The original one is buggy. That said, the "v1.1" one also appears buggy, but at least it saved something here
Now i have a test program that uses the code from the Excess guys... and it works perfectly. *sigh*
I am starting to think this is a really odd issue with the MMU
Yes. It's already fixed in the current internal version - so expect it to work in next update
Their save function is really strange, i cant even make it work right in VICE by just reproducing what they do - i have contacted the author, hopefully he'll share the source so i can see what its supposed to do
What kind of Powersupply are you using?
I also told him that .... but no, its not the problem
I know I know... i played the first Level without Trainer several dozen times since last night =)
Yeah, we already talked about it on F64.... somehow it doesnt work in this EF version of Sams Journey. I will have to examine it, it must be doing something the other EF releases dont
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The question still stands - did you save it to an Amiga filesystem? Saving it to a FAT formatted CF card for example will not work. Thats the only thing i can think of at the moment...
Did you copy the lha file to an Amiga Filesystem before doing that?
With broken CIAs you'd still get at least "some" picture though... Actually you can remove the CIAs and the SIDs for testing, you should get atleast the BASIC powerup screen (without blinking cursor).
That said, do you really get "no picture" or do you get a "picture", but its all black? (wenn you power off and on again, does the monitor do "something"?). "all black" picture usually indicates either broken CPU or Kernal ROM. Thats another thing you can check actually, use "M" in the remote menu and make sure you have the default kernal rom active.
MMMh. If you can make sure the cable is ok (and you didnt accidently swap luma/chroma) then perhaps the clock generation is failing *shrug*
Jens ?
OK - that means the detection actually work.
Now, we need to find out why you get a black screen - how are you connecting the MK2 to your monitor, and what kind of monitor are you using?
