Sorry, Miguel. This has all been my fault. I was really too busy to take on porting the drivers at the time, then when I tried to kick the project off I had one hardware problem after the other. Possibly my QLs have had a good 30 years and need to be retired. I will return the card to you. I assume the address is the same as on the packet?
Now, as to the QL-SD drivers, I did not ask for my name to be plastered around all over the place as being the (part) author. It is true that I wrote the 68K assembly language core, derived from the old Rebel hard disk driver, but when I decided that I did not want to proceed with producing QL-SDs I stated that I was happy for my code to go into the public domain. I state this very clearly because I don't want there to be any misunderstanding. I have done NO work on that code since then. I have NOT worked on QL-SD instead of on a driver for your hardware. In fact, I haven't written one line of 68K code since that date. So, let's be 100% clear about this and for the avoidance of all doubt: I have NO connection with the QL-SD other than wishing the project every success for the QL's 30th year! Sent from my Hudl Miguel Angel Rodriguez Jodar <miguel.an...@zxprojects.com> wrote: >El 09/01/2014 20:35, Rich Mellor (RWAP) escribió: >> The first QL-SD Card Interface based on Peter Graf's design, and with drivers >> written in part by Adrian Ives is now available on SellMyRetro - >> >> http://www.sellmyretro.com/offer/details/QL-SD-internal-SDHC-Card-Interface-for-QL-3596 > >May I guess that Adrian won't work in the drivers for the QLSD interface I >sent >to him last year? I've had no news from both of you since then. > >-- >Miguel Angel >@zxprojects | www.zxprojects.com >_______________________________________________ >QL-Users Mailing List >http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
