09-17-2015, 09:12 AM
The value at 0x0A is length of the space that holds each track entry. That is fixed at a length of $1F90, which is just a bit larger than the longest track possible with a 1541 drive. The value of $1F90 is in fact so large that Hoxs 64 has a problem with it.
You could make the value at 0x0A anything you like (up to 64K). There is no defined "max" limit in the .g64 specification. I set it at $1F90 because that is the largest size you will ever need to hold any track. So, that value is definitely not "smaller than the longest track in these images", it's larger. The only down side to do this is that it makes the .g64 image larger. But it's not an option if you want to have all of the data.
You could make the value at 0x0A anything you like (up to 64K). There is no defined "max" limit in the .g64 specification. I set it at $1F90 because that is the largest size you will ever need to hold any track. So, that value is definitely not "smaller than the longest track in these images", it's larger. The only down side to do this is that it makes the .g64 image larger. But it's not an option if you want to have all of the data.