I can't change diskette with Lionheart

Hello,
I have an Amiga 500 with memory expansion and a Gotek. I'm trying to load Lionheart. The first ADF loads perfectly but when the floppy disk is shown to change the ADF, the number 2 doesn't appear and the 2nd ADF doesn't load. If I try to load the game with an emulator, the game loads perfectly and after I have pressed the first button during the opening, the floppy disk appears with the number 2 and I can change the ADF to the 2nd one. I've tried several Lionheart versions but all of them produces that problem with my Gotek. I even tried to put : write-protect : no with no luck. Can someone help me?
Thanks in advance.

You have to manually change the disk to the correct one on the gotek.

What other ADFs have you got on the USB stick in the gotek? Are you sure that the number 2 on the gotek corresponds to the second disk? It could be loading another ADF instead.

What firmware are you using on the gotek? I prefer flashfloppy + the OLED mod so that I know what disk is loaded. But other firmwares might use the adf.selector which could help things here.

Hello,
I'm using the Flash Floppy firmware with the OLED mod with sound when the disk is loading. Yes, when the floppy disk icon shows up, I manually change the disk with the dial but the problem is that the Gotek doesn't try to load the 2nd disk (if I put Lion Heart at the WinUAE emulator, a number "2" shows up next to the floppy disk icon that indicates that I have to change the disk but that "2" number doesn't show up when I've skipped the opening with the Gotek, only the floppy disk shows up).
Thanks.

Very strange. Post a video if you can so we can get a better idea of the problem! Also post your ff.cfg if you can.

I've recorded a video with my Amiga 500 with my Gotek (I've a memory expansion). I'm using FlashFloppy 3.2a firmware. As you can see, Lion heart, after I've skipped the opening sequence, shows up the floppy disk icon but it doesn't appear the number "2" next to it with my Gotek (and the Gotek doesn't try ADF #2 if I select it manually with the dial). With WinUAE that number "2" appears next to the floppy disk icon and it loads the game perfectly (that number "2" can be seen that the YouTube miniature I've used to my YouTube video with a text explaining the problem) :



And these are the contents of my ff.cfg file :

## FF.CFG: Example FlashFloppy Configuration File

# Place in the root folder or FF/ subfolder of your USB drive.
# Uncommented lines below are the default settings.
# Uncommented options cannot be overridden by settings in other config files.

##
## DRIVE EMULATION

# Floppy-drive interface mode
# shugart: P2=DSKCHG, P34=RDY
# ibmpc: P2=unused, P34=DSKCHG
# ibmpc-hdout: P2=HD_OUT, P34=DSKCHG (not generally needed: prefer 'ibmpc')
# akai-s950: P2=HD_OUT, P34=RDY (Akai S950)
# amiga: P2=DSKCHG, P34=DRIVE_ID (not generally needed: prefer 'shugart')
# jc: JC closed: ibmpc, JC open: shugart
interface = shugart

# Host platform: Improves image-format detection for generic types such as IMG
# acorn: Acorn ADFS
# akai: Akai (S01, S20, S950), Korg, SC Prophet 3000
# casio: Casio (FZ-1)
# dec: DEC (RX33, RX50)
# ensoniq: Ensoniq (ASR, TS, etc)
# fluke: Fluke 9100
# gem: General Music (S2, S3)
# kaypro: Kaypro
# memotech: Memotech
# msx: MSX
# nascom: Nascom
# pc98: NEC PC-98
# pc-dos: PC DOS Format (geometry determined from Bios Parameter Block)
# tandy-coco: Tandy Color Computer (CoCo)
# ti99: TI-99/4A
# uknc: UKNC / DVK Soviet PDP-11
# unspecified: Common default geometries (including IBM PC)
host = unspecified

# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
# auto: Auto-configure from interface= setting
# nc: Unused/No Connection [eg. if pin is an input (host->drive) on your host]
# low: Always 0 volts (0v)
# high: Always 5 volts (5v)
# rdy: Drive ready (Ready = 0v)
# nrdy: Logical complement of above
# dens: Density mode (High Density = 0v)
# ndens: Logical complement of above
# chg: Disk changed (Changed = 0v)
# nchg: Logical complement of above
# Values: auto, nc, low, high, rdy, nrdy, dens, ndens, chg, nchg
pin02 = chg
pin34 = rdy

# Forcibly write-protect images, or respect the FAT read-only attribute?
# Values: yes | no
write-protect = no

# Filter glitches in the SIDE-select signal shorter than N microseconds
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
side-select-glitch-filter = 0

# Rotational offset of data after a track change
# instant: No rotation during track change
# realtime: Emulate rotation of disk while track is changing
# Values: instant | realtime
track-change = instant

# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
# Values: yes | no
index-suppression = yes

# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
head-settle-ms = 15

##
## STARTUP / INITIALISATION

# Disk image loaded or ejected at startup?
# Values: yes | no
ejected-on-startup = no

# Which image (or folder) is selected at startup?
# last: Last-selected item at power-off (recorded in IMAGE_A.CFG)
# static: Static path specified in IMAGE_A.CFG
# init: First item in root folder
# Values: last | static | init
image-on-startup = last

# Time in milliseconds to attempt to probe attached display.
# You may set this to 0 if you have a 2-digit LED display attached.
# Values: 0 <= N <= 65535
display-probe-ms = 3000

##
## IMAGE NAVIGATION

# Auto-select the current file after N seconds
# N=0: disable auto-select
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
autoselect-file-secs = 5

# Auto-select the current folder after N seconds
# N=0: disable auto-select
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
autoselect-folder-secs = 5

# Sorting of folder entries in native navigation mode.
# always: Always sort folder entries. Large folders may be truncated.
# never: Never sort folder entries, instead presenting them in FAT order.
# small: Only sort folders which are small enough to sort in full.
folder-sort = always

# Navigation mode for selecting images/slots
# native: Navigate through all valid images/dirs
# indexed: Navigate through DSKA0000, DSKA0001, ...
# default: native unless overridden by HxC-compat-mode config
nav-mode = default

# When navigating slots or folder, loop at min/max?
# Values: yes | no
nav-loop = yes

# Actions of first two buttons.
# B1 | B2 | Both
# zero: Prev | Next | Slot 0
# eject: Prev | Next | Eject/Insert
# rotary: Up-dir | Select/Eject/Insert | -
# rotary-fast: Prev | Next | Up-dir [Prev/Next are accelerated]
# reverse: Reverse sense of B1 and B2
# Multiple values can be separated by commas, eg twobutton-action=eject,reverse
twobutton-action = zero

# Input sensor type at the rotary-encoder inputs (pins PC10 and PC11):
# [full | half | quarter]:
# Rotary encoder, identified by fraction of a Gray-code cycle performed
# per detent/click. If default value ('full') requires multiple
# clicks/detents to move position then change to 'half' (if 2 clicks
# per move) or 'quarter' (if 4 clicks).
# [trackball]:
# Blackberry-style trackball (eg. using Hall-effect sensors).
# [buttons]:
# Push-to-ground Prev/Next buttons.
# [reverse]:
# If the input is working in reverse, use this option to swap directions.
# Multiple values can be separated by commas, eg rotary=quarter,reverse
# Values: none | quarter | half | full | trackball | buttons | reverse
rotary = full,reverse

# Prefix for image names in indexed navigation mode. String can be empty ("").
indexed-prefix = "DSKA"

##
## DISPLAY

# Display Type: <type>[-rotate][-narrow]
# auto: Auto-detect (7-seg LED, LCD, OLED)
# lcd-NNx02: NNx2 backlit LCD with I2C backpack (16 <= NN <= 40)
# oled-128xNN: 128xNN I2C OLED (NN = 32 | 64)
# -rotate: OLED view is rotated 180 degrees
# -narrow[er]: OLED view is restricted to Gotek display cutout
# (-narrow: 18 chars; -narrower: 16 chars)
# Values: auto | lcd-NNx02 | oled-128xNN[-rotate][-narrow[er]]
display-type = auto

# OLED Font. Narrow and wide options.
# Narrower 6x13 font permits:
# - More characters per row
# - Use of Gotek display cutout (eg. "display-type=oled-128x32-narrow")
# Values: 6x13 | 8x16
oled-font = 6x13

# OLED contrast/brightness.
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
oled-contrast = 143

# Turn an LCD or OLED display off after N seconds of inactivity
# N=0: always off; N=255: always on
# Values: 0 <= N <= 255
display-off-secs = 255

# Automatically switch LCD/OLED display on when there is drive activity?
# Values: yes | no
display-on-activity = yes

# LCD/OLED long filename scroll rate in milliseconds per update
# Values: 100 <= N <= 65535
display-scroll-rate = 300

# LCD/OLED pause time at start/end of scroll, in milliseconds
# Zero means endless scroll
# Values: 0 <= N <= 65535
display-scroll-pause = 2000

# LCD/OLED long filename scroll rate during navigation (ms per update)
# Values: 0 <= N <= 65535
nav-scroll-rate = 80

# LCD/OLED long filename pause before scroll, during navigation (milliseconds)
# Values: 0 <= N <= 65535
nav-scroll-pause = 300

##
## MISCELLANEOUS

# Speaker volume for head STEP
# Values: 0 <= N <= 20
step-volume = 20

# Report the specified version number to host software
# Values: <quoted-string> ("" means report real version)
# eg. da-report-version = "v3.0.0.0"
da-report-version = ""

# Automatically extend certain types of truncated image file (SSD,DSD,TRD)?
# Values: yes | no
extend-image = yes


Thanks in advance!