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Tempest 2084 · 30 May 2016, 18:58

I'm trying to get ClassicWB 68K to recognize my CD-ROM drive. Here's what I'm running:

Amiga 2000
GVP HD8+ Impact II SCSI card (8MB of memory)
The CD Drive is a NEC CD-3010A (jumpered to SCSI ID 1)

I tried running the AMICDROM installer program but ran into a few issues. At one point during the install it asked for a disk called WORK. I just hit cancel and the install seemed to proceed, but then it asked me to select the command "which should be executed when you double click a CD-DA (AudioCD) icon". I also skipped that step (clicked proceed) and it says it installed everything, but I don't see the CD-ROM icon anywhere (device should be CD0).

So I went to the shell and typed CD0: and it said "Can't open SCSI.Device 1" (Shouldn't this be GVPSCSI.Device?). That's what I selected when I installed everything. It also does this when I boot up as I told it to automount the drive. Does this mean something went wrong or there's something wrong with my card/drive configuration? Did I miss a step somewhere?

30 May 2016, 18:58	#1
Tempest 2084 Prototype Historian Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: SE MI / USA Posts: 420	ClassicWB CD-ROM Support I'm trying to get ClassicWB 68K to recognize my CD-ROM drive. Here's what I'm running: Amiga 2000 GVP HD8+ Impact II SCSI card (8MB of memory) The CD Drive is a NEC CD-3010A (jumpered to SCSI ID 1) I tried running the AMICDROM installer program but ran into a few issues. At one point during the install it asked for a disk called WORK. I just hit cancel and the install seemed to proceed, but then it asked me to select the command "which should be executed when you double click a CD-DA (AudioCD) icon". I also skipped that step (clicked proceed) and it says it installed everything, but I don't see the CD-ROM icon anywhere (device should be CD0). So I went to the shell and typed CD0: and it said "Can't open SCSI.Device 1" (Shouldn't this be GVPSCSI.Device?). That's what I selected when I installed everything. It also does this when I boot up as I told it to automount the drive. Does this mean something went wrong or there's something wrong with my card/drive configuration? Did I miss a step somewhere? Last edited by Tempest 2084; 30 May 2016 at 19:12.