Own floppy manager?

[NBG]

Hi,

is it hard to code an own floppy manager software which appears on boot?

I would like to select games with their screenshots/thumbnails for example...

Or contains your floppy software hidden/secret stuff?

Thanks,
NBG

[pulkomandy]

The software is open source and the protocol is documented. So it's not too hard to modify it

[elpiloto]

where is the open source of the program for Amiga?

cheers

[Jeff]

where is the open source of the program for Amiga?

cheers

On the sourceforge project page.

[elpiloto]

I meant the source of the emulator manager for amiga

[Jeff]

I meant the source of the emulator manager for amiga

Yes. So this is on the sourceforge project page. do you know SVN ?

[elpiloto]

yes, i see 4 files, 2 dlls, and two exes, HxCFloppyEmulator.exe and hxcfe.exe, both are the pc side

cheers

[Jeff]

yes, i see 4 files, 2 dlls, and two exes, HxCFloppyEmulator.exe and hxcfe.exe, both are the pc side

cheers

? So :

https://hxc2001.com/floppy_drive_emulat ... l#download
Follow "HxC_Floppy_Emulator_software source code: http://sourceforge.net/projects/hxcfloppyemu/"
Then http://hxcfloppyemu.svn.sourceforge.net ... floppyemu/
http://hxcfloppyemu.svn.sourceforge.net ... _selector/

And finally : http://hxcfloppyemu.svn.sourceforge.net ... tor_Amiga/

Just use subversion to get all of this correctly:

<<Subversion Access

This project's SourceForge.net Subversion repository can be checked out through SVN with the following instruction set:
svn co https://hxcfloppyemu.svn.sourceforge.ne ... cfloppyemu hxcfloppyemu
Warning
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NOTE
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>>

[elpiloto]

thank you jeff!

cheers