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Fixed download permissions. Sorry!

Check this post in X68000 Software. Someone was asking for MINT so I just cleaned out my own SCSI disk and this has MINT and Ko-Windows and a bunch of other stuff.

https://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=7519.0

Here you go. This has other stuff on it too: Ko-Windows, gcc mariko, has, hlk, XC, some other development stuff. The media folder has a bunch of MIDI and a bunch of images (some NSFW stuff in there, you were warned). I'm not providing any support for this. If you have problems you're going to have to figure it out for yourself. Have fun!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Fx1eGLiyhoSMbSDUoJlyZpxfKMdJ7_zw/view?usp=sharing

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Oh, this disk assumes its SCSI0, that is, it needs to be drive A: or stuff will not work.

Quote from: neko68k on March 20, 2025, 05:24:01 AMMmmmm... I use MINT. It's kind of annoying to set up. Let me see what I can do. You want a SCSI disk? I can strip mine down to barebones probably.

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Mmmmm... I use MINT. It's kind of annoying to set up. Let me see what I can do. You want a SCSI disk? I can strip mine down to barebones probably.

I'm looking for a file manager.　by:mint

MINT310

Mint I'm looking for a disk image that will automatically start up

These have turned out to be really popular so I've been selling them and revising the design.  The new version, several iterations newer than the above, uses a thumbscrew and retaining slider instead of a screw-hole design.

In the end, the culprits were the two Amazon PSUs. I tried others and I no longer have any problems...

Hello, I have electrical interference visible on the screen as soon as I turn on my MIDI interfaces.

I have an X68000 with a Midori 10Mbyte RAM MIDI card.

3 MIDI interfaces:
- Yamaha MU2000
- CM-64
- SC-88 Pro

Apart from the CM-64, which has a built-in power supply, the other MIDI interfaces no longer have their original power supplies. So I bought PSUs on Amazon for those two.

Everything is connected to a VGA switch, connected to an Ossc, which is itself connected to a Scart to HDMI cable to make the frequencies compatible with my screen: a Predator Z271T.

I notice that as soon as I remove the MIDI cable from the X68000, the interference disappears.

Now I don't know if the problem is with the MIDI cables, the Midori card, the MIDI interfaces, the PSUs, etc.

@tugs The only games that shouldn't save your progress are the ones loaded by 2hdboot. What is your hardware setup for the hard disk? I'll test it out today. Please double check for me as well. Start a new game (name entry) play and force a game over and go through those screens back to the title. When you power down the X68000 and start back up, there should be a name entry there. If you start a new game and reset before the game initiates a save process, there will be no entries when you return to the game. If you still aren't seeing a save file after trying this out then there is an issue.


EDIT: I just tested on my system and Akumajou saving works normally.