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DOS is formatted with a specific filesystem, so you have system access to its files, you can add and remove them. The NDOS floppy does not have this, the developer puts his code in a bootblock and using trackdisk.device directly reads the relevant parts of the floppy and does whatever he wants with ...

35% only if you want to buy it, search locally because the so-called ADR shipment applies to it

I would like to add that this is exactly the same file placed above that was placed on drive.google.com

A small update:

from what I can see in the documentation (and on YouTube videos), the procedure is as follows:
1) You choose the type of chip to be tested
2) the display shows the position in which to set the switches on the card (power supply to the system)
3) you are doing the test

<t><br/> From what I can see this is a problem in CPC, not CPW?<br/> <br/> Anyway, Gotek to Amstrad / Sneider 6128 has not yet connected, only to the external. controller (home made) in CPC464 and there was no major problem there.<br/> It is possible that you have something wrong in the configuratio...

learning to code is not enough with the nouffle. here you have to be a crossbow;)