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Hiddenevil 02 May 2024 01:24

Furia + PCMCIA
 
I've tried to do as much reading as I could before posting this. But I'd really appreciate the input from anyone whose clocked more hours with one of these accelerators.

Is it possible to use a PCMCIA card and still retain the 9.5mb fast ram?

supaduper 02 May 2024 02:51

In short no, you must use the option where you hold keys down and reboot to 4mb for the PCMCIA to work

Torti-the-Smurf 02 May 2024 12:49

Yes, it is !!!

I uploaded the needed files into the Zone.
Copy those files to your Workbench.

Then double click the Script in the "System" folder.
BÄM ...

The Amiga will reset itself and you have the full RAM.
(well, a tiny bit needs the PCMCIA)

But there you go :spin
https://eab.abime.net/zone/Furia-Full-RAM-PCMCIA.lha

Greetings, Torti

supaduper 02 May 2024 14:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Torti-the-Smurf (Post 1682335)
Yes, it is !!!

I uploaded the needed files into the Zone.
Copy those files to your Workbench.

Then double click the Script in the "System" folder.
BÄM ...

The Amiga will reset itself and you have the full RAM.
(well, a tiny bit needs the PCMCIA)

But there you go :spin
https://eab.abime.net/zone/Furia-Full-RAM-PCMCIA.lha

Greetings, Torti

Thanks Torti, I never knew that ;), also is this only with the new FURIA as my Furia is from 2013 :) and you could not use the PCMCIA with it then

Torti-the-Smurf 02 May 2024 14:52

"Sould" work with all Furia´s , but i only tested it with a Whiteboard Furia from Years ago.
Never updated it´s Firmware and it always worked like a Charm.

Please try and report; that might help other Furia users ...

greetings & good luck :spin


PS: I just wanted to add, that this also activates the PCMCIA !!
; so there is no need to use that Keyboard combination anymore :great

supaduper 02 May 2024 16:43

Hi Torsti, I just tested it on my `White` Furia which has the latest firmware 14.5 on it and it works but you must leave the PCMCIA card out then run the Card script in System it will then reboot, only then put your PCMCIA card in and it will work.

If you leave the PCMCIA card in then run the Card script it will just crash/loop black screen

Thanks for the files

Torti-the-Smurf 02 May 2024 17:40

Hmmm, never had that problem.
Do you have more Adapters at Home?

That can/could help, because they can be quiet different.

I had 3 back then and one of them only worked when plugged in afterwards (no crash tho)

The one from Trancent was Flawless .. that was PCMCI > Compact Flash.
and another no name brand was PCMCIA > micro SD - that worked also flawless.

The last one had a similar issue like you described, but with no crash.
(cant remember the brand; it has been such a long time)

The point is... if you dont mind; try more Adpaters. Those are quiet cheap and some work better than others.

Also; please don´t go over the 4 GB limit. That leads to problems.
(files can not be seen anymore or become faulty and so on ...)

I only used the PCMCIA for transfering files from my Windose PC to the Amiga, and it was perfect for that :spin

Hope it all works out for you.

Greetz & good luck Supadupa :great

PS: I also uploaded the Compact Flash Device and Fat 95 ;just in case... put those on your WB and see if this change things.

https://eab.abime.net/zone/Furia-CompactFlashDevice.lha

:great

supaduper 03 May 2024 11:30

Thanks Torti, I aleady have the compact flash dev and the fat95 installed, I do not have any other adapters to try but I am more than happy to just leave the PCMCIA adapter out of the A600 while I run the script and then put it into the PCMCIA slot after

thanks again buddy

Torti-the-Smurf 03 May 2024 17:15

Glad it works for you ;cause Datatransfer is just so much easier that way. ;)

Take care duper


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