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Old 15 October 2010, 11:41   #6
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- run HDToolbox
- select the new hdd
- "Change Drive Type"
- "Define New..."
- "Read Configuration"
- change the File Name to "ram:drive definitions" (this prevents the useless file "drive definitions" from being written to your floppy disk)
- "Ok"
- "Ok"
- if a message tells you that FastFileSystem could not be found, click on "Continue"
- "Partition Drive"
- click on the small blue arrow and drag it to the left until the size says 200 Meg.
- drag the second partition to the left and change its size to 1900 Meg
- click on "New Partition" and then click into the empty space. Make sure that the new partition is not bigger than 1900 Meg.
- change "Partition Device Name" to some reasonable value, for example DH2. Press Enter or Tab to make the change active. (Always press Enter or Tab when you change an input field, otherwise the change will not be taken.)
- enable "Advanced Options"
- click on the first partition
- change Buffers to 100. (don't forget to press Enter!)
- click on "Change".
- change Mask to 0x7ffffffe and MaxTransfer to 0x1fe00 (don't forget to press Enter!!)
- "Ok"
- now click on the second and then on the third partition and do the same as above. Change buffers to 200 for the lager partitions.
- click on the first partition again and make sure that "Bootable" is checked.
- "Ok"
- "Save Changes To Drive"
- "Exit"
- if the disk had Amiga partitions before, you are prompted to reboot.
- if the disk did not have partition before, you can run DF0:System/Format and select the new partitions from the list to format them. Or just reboot and wait until the "dh0:unformatted" icons appear, then select one at a time and choose "Format Disk" from the menu.
- when formatting harddrive partitions, always select Quick Format.
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