Zorro busboards existed for the A1200 to attach various zorro cards including gfx. I'm sure someone would have paired these up with a ppc card. Someone out there knows what should happen.
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I was accidentally using A4000 chipset+ROM instead of A1200. The CD is booting now (IDE; will try Accelerator SCSI in a moment, and edit the post). AGA only. Edit: Only via IDE. |
OS4 for classic hardware requirements say "Phase5 or DCE Blizzard PPC (all models – no SCSI driver yet)"
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Thanks Toni. Is correct memory mapping (for >128MB) a goal? Not that I expect I'd use Blizzard PPC anyway if it means no Picasso IV.
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About PowerUp/WarpOS PPC programs running under OS3.x: Better wait until QEMU PPC CPU idle mode is emulated (This was emulated in PearPC), PPC (like most other CPUs) have instruction that stops the CPU, lowers power usage and starts waiting for next interrupt.
Currently CPU wakes up immediately and this can break compatibility and timing. |
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I'm having trouble setting up a hard drive file in OS4.1
100000MB capacity as SFS/00 Accelerator SCSI (csppc, and OS4.1 installed with csppc.device support enabled) Other drives on same Accelerator SCSI chain are 2GB for System partition (1GB SYS and 1GB SWAP, SYS is SFS/00) and CDROM OS4.1 Update 2 Classic is installed on system partition using this config No OS4.1 upates yet applied I was able to use Media Tooklbox to partition completely as my Work partition using SFS/00 filesystem, same as the working SYS partition uses. When doing quick format of this 100GB Work partition, WinUAE gives this message in a popup window: hd: tried to seek out of bounds! (1869FFFE00 >= 186A000000 - 40000) I click OK in this popup window and then get a WinUAE has stopped working window, and have to kill it all out. The Windows host partition this 100GB HDF lives on has 234GB free after creating this HDF. Are there any limitations to hard drive HDF drive size or partition size in WinUAE land? |
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Funny. With the latest b16, I don't get those "Crash detected" messages that I got in the last beta release, but:
- With Accelerator Board SCSI, I managed to get the AmigaOS4.1 Classic logo, a black screen after that, then nothing. - With IDE, the installation program works fine, but I keep getting these mouse trials and some of the text in the dialog boxes appear invisible unless I move my mouse through it. |
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EDIT:- Edited old message instead of posting new one, doh.
Pointer issue is fixed by settings Graphics to Direct3D. |
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If so just leave it. It will boot. |
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I think I go to the limits by using my "none" dual core (or higher) CPU and the Accelerator board SCSI.
AmigaOS 4.0 Accelerator board SCSI After a while it show me the Kickstart screen. (see the attached screenshot) 2 questions: 1.) Can I use the same hard drive image which was installed by using the IDE controller or is a reinstallation necessary? 2.) Is the config ok? (JIT disabled, MMU disabled, CPU Idle disabled) PS: The hard drive image with installed AmigaOS 4.0 is working with the IDE controller. |
Thanks FOL and Toni for all your help.
It seems that the performance is much faster with Direct3D. The only problem I have now is when I minimize the window and then restore it back, WinUAE immediately goes into a pause state, and I can't access F12. No matter, at least I can cmd-tab out of it without it doing this. |
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btw, I recommend using "dynamic" hardfiles (vhd), it stores only changed/used blocks. Saves space. |
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Hi, if anyone attempts to boot morphos 1.4.5? Unfortunately I can not afford to purchase AmigaOS 4.1, so I'm trying unsuccessfully to boot Morphos. Here is the configuration and log files.
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