
BridgeZX 1.1 “Beyond 99”: folders, long names and 999-file queues over Wi-Fi
BridgeZX 1.1 “Beyond 99” is now available for ZX Spectrum Next.
BridgeZX sends files and complete directory trees over Wi-Fi from Windows, Linux or macOS straight to the Next SD card through an ESP-AT Wi-Fi module.
What’s new in 1.1:
• One logical queue of up to 999 files. BRXQ v3 links bounded manifests behind the scenes, keeping numbering, totals, progress, errors and the final summary continuous beyond file 99.
• Real nested directory trees with adapted long ASCII filenames on Next.
• Operation-wide ETA on the Spectrum, with faster and more accurate live speed updates.
• Safer component updates with digest verification, staging and rollback.
• Better desktop workflow: add several folders at once, preview exact Spectrum paths, choose a CLI destination prefix, and keep the UI responsive with long queues.
• Packaged desktop clients for Windows x64, Linux x86_64, macOS Apple Silicon and macOS Intel.
Important when upgrading from 1.0: the 1.1 desktop client requires the matching 1.1 Spectrum server. Before opening the new client, copy both Next files to /BIN:
• BRZXN
• BRZXN.BIN
Do not mix the Classic and Next files. Both targets are fully supported. The per-file limit remains 2 MiB.
Release and downloads:
https://github.com/IgnacioMonge/BridgeZX/releases/tag/v1.1
Source and documentation:
https://github.com/IgnacioMonge/BridgeZX
Complete changelog:
https://github.com/IgnacioMonge/BridgeZX/blob/v1.1/CHANGELOG.md
BridgeZX is MIT licensed. Real-hardware feedback from Next users is very welcome.