CDTV HDF not loading - Page 2

Arnie · 13 February 2016, 23:37

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Originally Posted by AMIGASYSTEM

Ciao Arnie, since we are talking about CDTV I wanted to highlight the problem encountered for the good of the community, then if nobody cares
that's okay, next time I will keep for me the anomalies.

I think something got lost in translation here. I was only joking

Just start another thread about your CDTV stuff, Ignore what I said, sorry if I offended you.

FOL · 15 February 2016, 15:35

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Originally Posted by AMIGASYSTEM

@Arnie
No, nessuno schermo rosse con entrambi i settaggi.

@Toni
I tried to put a system (bootable) OS1.3 on ISO and CD reale, the CDTV (QuickStart default) try to start, but the system seems to be hidden behind a black screen, then returns the CDTV logo. Tested the same ISO it's the same CD with CD32 (QuickStart default) and OS1.3 it starts on CD32 without problems both from ISO that from CD.

This is because your not loading the RMTM file in the startup-sequence.
Add it to your startup and put RMTM file in C:. Your disc will then work perfectly.

AMIGASYSTEM · 15 February 2016, 18:26

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Originally Posted by FOL

This is because your not loading the RMTM file in the startup-sequence.
Add it to your startup and put RMTM file in C:. Your disc will then work perfectly.

OK, because if the ISO is created with the program"ISOCD" also it starts without RMTM?
What I want to understand, is the difference between an ISO created with "ISOCD" and a MasterISO.
[ Show youtube player ] It is a more advanced program of "ISOCD",also it allows you to create an ISO extension Rock Ridge, Joliet, and much more.

FOL · 16 February 2016, 00:47

Not much difference, but when doing cdtv disc you also need rmtm file as it will remove cdtv logo. Cd32 has freeanim, so you add that to cd32 disc startup sequence.

AMIGASYSTEM · 16 February 2016, 01:23

Yes understood, I know rmtm and freeanim, what I do not understand is why the ISO generated with ISOCD (Commodore) you also start even without rmtm and freeanim in startup-sequence

FOL · 16 February 2016, 15:47

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Originally Posted by AMIGASYSTEM

Yes understood, I know rmtm and freeanim, what I do not understand is why the ISO generated with ISOCD (Commodore) you also start even without rmtm and freeanim in startup-sequence

Its like a normal drive, it boots what ever.
I have created disc's many different ways all work the same, so Im really not sure what we are even talking about now.

I think we are way off topic.

Arnie · 16 February 2016, 15:53

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Originally Posted by FOL

I think we are way off topic.

Post #19 way off

FOL · 16 February 2016, 16:08

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Originally Posted by Arnie

Post #19 way off

Yeh, I only just noticed this thread was about HDF, lol.

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16 February 2016, 00:47	#24
FOL PSPUAE DEV Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Wales / UK Age: 45 Posts: 6,020	Not much difference, but when doing cdtv disc you also need rmtm file as it will remove cdtv logo. Cd32 has freeanim, so you add that to cd32 disc startup sequence.

16 February 2016, 01:23	#25
AMIGASYSTEM Registered User Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Brindisi (Italy) Age: 70 Posts: 8,254	Yes understood, I know rmtm and freeanim, what I do not understand is why the ISO generated with ISOCD (Commodore) you also start even without rmtm and freeanim in startup-sequence

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