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Zetr0 · 25 September 2016, 12:16

@Setting up the SSD

I would humbly suggest either using a WinUAE install of ClassicWorkbench 3.9 (BB1 & 2), or Classic Workbench 3.5.

From that create the partitions under PFS3-AIO - have a look at the Fitzsteve Youtube link I posted earlier. Interestingly I have yet to test this under SFS - SFS can offer a 20% speed increase over the older PFS3, however requires a minimum 68020 CPU - I am now quiet curious to see how the Vampire V2 will do with that format.

@Havie

Sorry my friend, while I packed this up to post before I left the house for work on Monday - sadly it was only after reading your name come up in my message notification when I got home yesterday evening that I realized I had completely forgot. I will have this in the post first thing tomorrow my friend - I will even treat it to first class postage - sorry about that.

25 September 2016, 12:16	#78
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	@Setting up the SSD I would humbly suggest either using a WinUAE install of ClassicWorkbench 3.9 (BB1 & 2), or Classic Workbench 3.5. From that create the partitions under PFS3-AIO - have a look at the Fitzsteve Youtube link I posted earlier. Interestingly I have yet to test this under SFS - SFS can offer a 20% speed increase over the older PFS3, however requires a minimum 68020 CPU - I am now quiet curious to see how the Vampire V2 will do with that format. @Havie Sorry my friend, while I packed this up to post before I left the house for work on Monday - sadly it was only after reading your name come up in my message notification when I got home yesterday evening that I realized I had completely forgot. I will have this in the post first thing tomorrow my friend - I will even treat it to first class postage - sorry about that.