U64 (Elite)/U2/U2+ v3.10a (Core: v1.41) Firmware Update
A new version of the firmware for the Ultimate-64 (U64/U64E) / U2 / U2+ by Gideon is released.
This release has again some significant changes and improvements over 1.37 / 3.9. The following bullet list gives an overview of the features and fixes. Below the items, a short explanation is added.
This release has again some significant changes and improvements over 1.37 / 3.9. Please read the manual before installing 3.10a.
Fixes:
- [Issue-246] Fixed: Virtual Printer crashes when file cannot be created.
- [Issue-234] Deleting last item in directory makes selection invisible
- [Issue-236] Confirmation modal asking a question only gives ‘OK’ instead of ‘Yes/No’.
- [Issue-R17] Added mapping of ESC key to RUN/STOP.
- [Facebook Request] Added: Leave menu on mount (can be selected per drive)
- [Facebook Bug Report]: Allow Maverick (and others?) to write wrong sector headers on MFM tracks.
- [Facebook Bug Report]: Unable to select GeoRAM. Is now a mode of the RAM Expansion Unit.
- [Facebook Bug Report]: Fixed color palette not loaded at boot (U64 only).
- [Facebook Bug Report]: Fixed USB sticks not recognized
- [Messenger Report]: Improvements to palette file read. Rejects faulty files. Fixes hang-up
- [Messenger Report]: Fixes ‘Create DNP’ when run from Telnet. Turned out to be a stack overflow.
- [Email Discussion]: Adds EEPROM segment to GMOD2 when it is missing in the CRT file
U2:
- Fixes that U2 updater killed the flash before asking to update, leaving a semi-bricked device.
- Fixes drive sounds.
Modem:
- ACIA NMI pulse extension to extend over bad line. This allows the 6502 to see it always.
- Performance optimization ACIA / Modem
- Allow spaces after ATDT command.
Cartridge Support:
- Additional C128 cartridge variant that allows banking and offers some RAM (U2/U2+ only).
Download:
- U64/Ultimate-64 - U2 - U2+ v3.10a (Core: v1.41) (621)
- Installation and User Manual V3.10 (812)
- Ultimate 64 Starter Pack supporting FW 3.10 (870)
source: ultimate64.com github.com
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