emutos-512k-1.1.1 supports atari-tt mode, but emutos-1024k-1.1.1 doesn't about emutos

[anodynesoftware]

Since you got this message from Hatari, it would have made more sense to ask the Hatari people. If you had done so, they would have told you that this is a problem with old versions of Hatari.

Solution: either switch to the latest development version of Hatari, or use an EmuTOS 512K image. There's no real reason to use the 1024K image for most users.

For future reference, we prefer that people use the EmuTOS mailing list to report issues. If you had checked the mailing list archives, you would have found that this question was answered some time ago.

[czietz]

Also see the Readme that came included with the 1024k ROM:

emutos/doc/readme-1024k.txt

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	This ROM image is the optimal one for Hatari, with any combination of
	emulated hardware. But note that, if you want to use it on an emulated
	TT or Falcon, it requires a "recent" version of Hatari, specifically:
	- a release newer than v2.3.1 (if using an official Hatari release)
	- built from commit 21669ea or newer (if building from the repository)