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Since implied seek is enabled during the initialization process, I
realized that I could make the disk dumper program much faster by just
doing the read without first doing a manual seek. However, because the
data transfer code does not do any error checking, I have made the
program more prone to calamity in case of a read failure.
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I fixed the read and write functions so that they correctly check the
status of the controller before performing the write (hopefully).
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I have moved some source files into subdirectories for ease of
installation. I have also added an installer script to automatically
place driver files into their respective system directories.
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I have re-licensed all of my code under the more-serious 0BSD license
rather than the WTFPL on the count of it being more legally sound
(vulgarity was NOT a factor in this decision).
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I have corrected a copy-paste error I made while writing the multi-track
write code that caused controller timeouts. I have also done further
line length reduction. See ChangeLog.TXT for details.
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I completed the flag definitions for the ST2 and ST3 registers, and
updated the copyright notice accordingly. I also broke some long
comments down into multiple lines to keep the line length to 80 columns
or less.
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I have modified (and added) copyright statements on all applicable
files so that they are (mostly) in the form recommended by the WTFPL
FAQ, which may be found at https://www.wtfpl.net/faq.
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This was the second and final Discord release of the TempleOS floppy
disk controller driver, released April 20, 2025.
This release saw mainly structure changes, plus the addition of a
license file (the code, at this point, is licensed under Do What The
Fuck You Want To Public License, version 2.0).
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This is taken from the earliest Discord release of the TempleOS floppy
disk driver, released on April 17, 2025.
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