directory seems to be working correctly again

src/dos_m65/,aliases_dos.s

@@ -56,18 +56,18 @@
 	!addr PAR_FSIZE_BYTES  = $801A ; 4 bytes - file size in bytes
 	!addr PAR_FSIZE_BLOCKS = $801E ; 2 bytes - file size in blocks
 
-	!addr PAR_FTYPE        = $801F ; bits 0-5 - type, bits 6-7 - protected, closed        
-	!addr PAR_FNAME        = $8020 ; 16 bytes - filename, filled with $A0
-	!addr PAR_FPATTERN     = $8030 ; 16 bytes - pattern to match, filled with $A0
+	!addr PAR_FTYPE        = $8020 ; bits 0-5 - type, bits 6-7 - protected, closed        
+	!addr PAR_FNAME        = $8021 ; 16 bytes - filename, filled with $A0
+	!addr PAR_FPATTERN     = $8031 ; 16 bytes - pattern to match, filled with $A0
 
 	; Various temporary data
 
-	!addr XX_DIR_PHASE     = $8040 ; directory output phase, values deponds on device driver, but 0 = not reading
-	!addr SD_DIR_PHASE     = $8040 ; - SD card
-	!addr FD_DIR_PHASE     = $8041 ; - floppy
-	!addr RD_DIR_PHASE     = $8042 ; - ram disk
+	!addr XX_DIR_PHASE     = $8041 ; directory output phase, values deponds on device driver, but 0 = not reading
+	!addr SD_DIR_PHASE     = $8041 ; - SD card
+	!addr FD_DIR_PHASE     = $8042 ; - floppy
+	!addr RD_DIR_PHASE     = $8043 ; - ram disk
 
-	; Free space: $8043-$8063
+	; Free space: $8044-$8063
 
 	!addr SD_ACPTR_helper  = $8052 ; subroutine in RAM to read a byte
 	!addr code_LDA_01      = $8052 ; - LDA instruction

src/dos_m65/dev_sdcard/fs_hvsr_read_dir.s

@@ -133,13 +133,13 @@ fs_hvsr_read_dir:
 @lp3_done:
 
 	lda PAR_FTYPE                      ; put 'damaged' mark if needed
-	bmi @damaged
-	lda #' '
+	bmi @closed
+	lda #'*'
 	+skip_2_bytes_trash_nvz
 
-@damaged:
+@closed:
 
-	lda #'*'
+	lda #' '
 	sta XX_DIR_ENTRY, x
 	inx
 

src/dos_m65/dev_sdcard/fs_hvsr_util_nextdirentry.s

@@ -173,8 +173,10 @@ fs_hvsr_util_nextdirentry:
 	+beq fs_hvsr_util_nextdirentry     ; file extension 'DIR' does not mean this is a directory
 	tya
 
-	asr                                ; convert the result to CBM-compatible value
-	asr
+	clc
+	ror
+	clc
+	ror
 	inc
 
 	cmp #$06                           ; mark some file types (not SEQ/PRG/USR/REL/DIR) as read-only