Command BLOAD and BIN into .dsk

hi alessandro,
I am a beginner, but i think i can help...
from what i understood you are loading the .bin files from tape, right?
if that is true, try using Cload instead of bload
see this page in the msx wiki:
https://www.msx.org/wiki/BLOAD
https://www.msx.org/wiki/CLOAD
but according to the wiki page it is only for .bas files

Check the content of the AUTOEXEC.BAS and/or the eventually other .BAS file loaded by AUTOXEC.BAS. Probably some initialisation and/or 'special' poke is used there. Special customized files can also be loaded (in case of many protected games).

RUN"CAS:" loads and runs first a BASIC file. (AUTOEXEC.BAS is only available on disk).

To check the loader on tape, you need to enter LOAD"CAS:", then LIST.

Yes the problem is the memory of course.

i have two .bin for a total of 28kb. That's a big problem because, with a fdd controller i have only 23432byte!!!!

This is the explanetion because with .cas work fine with the same .bin files.

At this point i will search somethings memory clean command. the ctrl key, free so too little memory and the game cannot start.

Thanks so much

Alessandro.

More programs will run with the CTRL key pressed, but some will just be too big. It requires some special tricks to make them work. There were some general cas2disk routines that would break up a machine code program and add some extra code to restore it back on the right location. It would break up the binary file in 2 pieces. At load time they were loaded into the lower 32kB and the extra routines would move it into the right place after disabling the disk drives.
These articles start on page 27 in MSX Gids 9 and the Byte Breaker program is in MSX Gids 10, from page 31. All in Dutch of course.

I used it a few times when moving some of my cassette software to disk (when I got my MSX2 with disk drive in 1993 ), but it wasn't that successful. Especially if there are multiple binaries to load, it isn't useful. In practice, I found out it was better to find a disk conversion download somewhere. It means that someone went into great lengths to adjust the program for disk usage.... manual labour indeed.

Which programs are you converting from tape to disk and why? (If you just want to play the game, there probably already exists a disk conversion/crack for it...)

Hi,

the tool work, but i have maked a test:

- create a rom of a .bin that not start for not enought memory with dsk2tom tool.

converted .dsk from dsk2rom, in the autoexec.bas i put the °nodisk.bin° and the start BLOAD command, but seems that the rom have somethings of disk basic (i can see the DISK BASIC string at boot), so it fails with I/O error because the disk controller is down.