I tried using a new cable directly from power supply to floppy drive, but it made no difference. Giving the edge connector a clean didn't make any difference either.
I took a closer look inside the floppy drive and it seems like the head isn't been lowered enough sometimes, but that only explains the wide variation in flux. I'm going to get someone to look closer at the floppy drive, and see if it can be repaired.
What would be the best game(s) to use for future tests, based on list above? games known to be able to generate a index G64 file, and which will work in WinVICE.
It is disappointing no C64 emulator offers direct SCP support, the Amiga side was so much easier.
I took a closer look inside the floppy drive and it seems like the head isn't been lowered enough sometimes, but that only explains the wide variation in flux. I'm going to get someone to look closer at the floppy drive, and see if it can be repaired.
What would be the best game(s) to use for future tests, based on list above? games known to be able to generate a index G64 file, and which will work in WinVICE.
It is disappointing no C64 emulator offers direct SCP support, the Amiga side was so much easier.