ClassicWb error - Page 2

Djay · 23 January 2003, 23:21

the latest... 08.22.R4

sorry to be a right pain in the arse!!!

Bloodwych · 23 January 2003, 23:29

Here is a working config for me. You'll need to change the ROM directory and HDF locations:

Djay · 23 January 2003, 23:35

still not working.. can't be a config issue... i'll try and d/l again!!!

Bloodwych · 23 January 2003, 23:37

Quote:

Originally posted by Daz
just send him your version Bloodwych

I'm on 56K dialup, fat chance! hehe

Daz · 23 January 2003, 23:38

Bless.

Bloodwych · 23 January 2003, 23:41

Here it is working with your setup djay.

BTW, enable some JIT cache in your setup, at least 4mb, or wb will run SLOW.

Bloodwych · 23 January 2003, 23:42

hehe, forgot pic................

Daz · 23 January 2003, 23:54

Seen as everyone's posting pic's I've decided I want too - ok it may not have anything to do with this thread but hey it's purdy!

Bloodwych · 23 January 2003, 23:57

Yeah!

Nice fridge shot Daz lad. Now mice will be launching themselves at peoples monitors worldwide!

Time for some snacks me thinks..........

Daz · 23 January 2003, 23:58

If your very lucky you'll be able to spot the Asda Smartprice Jaffa's!

Quite Posiibly the worst Jaffa Cakes in the world!

Bloodwych · 24 January 2003, 00:09

Daz, can't beat the real thing as Akira would say.

Djay, if you still have probs try this:

1) Unpack system.zip using Winzip into a named PC directory of your choice. Ignore the errors due to the PC's incompatible file system.

2) Place system.zip into that directory.

3) Open Winuae and select the above PC directory in the harddrives tab. Name the volume "DH0".

4) Run the install disk and follow the instructions, ignoring the failure to unpack system.zip (as you've already done it in 1).

5) Reset and see if the damn thing works. It should.

Not ideal, but it probably will still work fine. Copy the contents of the PC directory to a HDF from within winuae once you boot up the classicwb.

Botch job, but I'm out of ideas.

Djay · 24 January 2003, 01:19

i'll try..

Quote:

Botch job, but I'm out of ideas

we ain't just dealing with workbench, we do have windows in this formula, so of course its a botch job

Djay · 24 January 2003, 03:37

right... i extracted the files from the zip to the pc hd... then in wb copied the files using dopus, into the hdf...

i still get the 1> prompt, if i load wb from floppy i get this screen...

Bloodwych · 24 January 2003, 18:16

Djay, this does work just fine. I've altered the method slightly. There is no need for stage 2 outlined in my previous post.

Please follow carefully:

1) Unpack system.zip using Winzip into a named PC directory of your choice. Ignore the errors due to the PC's incompatible file system.

2) Open Winuae and add that PC DIRECTORY (the one you unpacked system.zip into in stage 1) under the harddrives tab. NAME THE VOLUME "DH0". Don't have any other harddrive mounted at this stage, including any HDFs.

4) Run the install disk and follow the instructions, ignoring the failure to unpack system.zip (as you've already done it in 1). Make sure you insert the Workbench3.0 disk when asked to do so.

5) Remove the install disk. Reset and see if the damn thing works. It should.

Try this first and get back.

You should see this:

Paul · 24 January 2003, 18:23

Quote:

Ignore the errors due to the PC's incompatible file system.

Or why not use winrar, much better than winzip and I get no errors.

Bloodwych · 24 January 2003, 18:26

Quote:

Originally posted by Paul
Or why not use winrar, much better than winzip and I get no errors.

Yeah, any archiver will do and WinRAR is one of the best.

I bet you don't get errors Paul cos yer using Windows XP with that NF-whatever-you-call-it file system, and not fat32.

Paul · 24 January 2003, 18:28

Well I unziped it on my FAT32 C: drive but maybe it is still xp that made it work.

My D: drive with XP is NTFS formatted.

Bloodwych · 24 January 2003, 18:36

Still can't decide if I should go over to XP.

Is it worth it Paul?

Seems slower than Win ME which works an absolute treat for me - no crashes or problems whatsoever, although I did spend a lot of time perfecting its setup and removing bloatware.

Paul · 24 January 2003, 18:59

Quote:

Originally posted by Bloodwych
Still can't decide if I should go over to XP.

Is it worth it Paul?

Seems slower than Win ME which works an absolute treat for me - no crashes or problems whatsoever, although I did spend a lot of time perfecting its setup and removing bloatware.

Err well it runs Winuae better, and crashes less on my system, but...

Unless you have a 1ghz or better with 512mb of ram and broadband due to the insane number of patches you need to download, I would not bother.

When you buy a new PC you will get XP anyway.

My HD is partitioned with Win 98SE on one and XP on the other.

Djay · 24 January 2003, 22:56

i'm actually shocked how well XP works... i was very doubtfull, but i bought a 2.0ghz machine... and Win98 would have been shite on it...

.. so far XP hasn't crashed once, no blue screens... but it does treat you like a complete idiot, for example...

say XP needs to close a program, because it is not responding, it throws up the error message and says Sorry but XP has to close this program.. very funny

23 January 2003, 23:42	#27
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	hehe, forgot pic................ Attached Thumbnails

23 January 2003, 23:54	#28
Daz Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Blackburn Age: 42 Posts: 174	Seen as everyone's posting pic's I've decided I want too - ok it may not have anything to do with this thread but hey it's purdy! Attached Thumbnails

24 January 2003, 03:37	#33
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	right... i extracted the files from the zip to the pc hd... then in wb copied the files using dopus, into the hdf... i still get the 1> prompt, if i load wb from floppy i get this screen... Attached Thumbnails

24 January 2003, 18:16	#34
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	Djay, this does work just fine. I've altered the method slightly. There is no need for stage 2 outlined in my previous post. Please follow carefully: 1) Unpack system.zip using Winzip into a named PC directory of your choice. Ignore the errors due to the PC's incompatible file system. 2) Open Winuae and add that PC DIRECTORY (the one you unpacked system.zip into in stage 1) under the harddrives tab. NAME THE VOLUME "DH0". Don't have any other harddrive mounted at this stage, including any HDFs. 4) Run the install disk and follow the instructions, ignoring the failure to unpack system.zip (as you've already done it in 1). Make sure you insert the Workbench3.0 disk when asked to do so. 5) Remove the install disk. Reset and see if the damn thing works. It should. Try this first and get back. You should see this: Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Bloodwych; 24 January 2003 at 18:38.

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23 January 2003, 23:21	#21
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	the latest... 08.22.R4 sorry to be a right pain in the arse!!!

23 January 2003, 23:35	#23
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	still not working.. can't be a config issue... i'll try and d/l again!!!

23 January 2003, 23:38	#25
Daz Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Blackburn Age: 42 Posts: 174	Bless.

23 January 2003, 23:41	#26
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	Here it is working with your setup djay. BTW, enable some JIT cache in your setup, at least 4mb, or wb will run SLOW.

23 January 2003, 23:57	#29
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	Yeah! Nice fridge shot Daz lad. Now mice will be launching themselves at peoples monitors worldwide! Time for some snacks me thinks..........

23 January 2003, 23:58	#30
Daz Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Blackburn Age: 42 Posts: 174	If your very lucky you'll be able to spot the Asda Smartprice Jaffa's! Quite Posiibly the worst Jaffa Cakes in the world!

24 January 2003, 00:09	#31
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	Daz, can't beat the real thing as Akira would say. Djay, if you still have probs try this: 1) Unpack system.zip using Winzip into a named PC directory of your choice. Ignore the errors due to the PC's incompatible file system. 2) Place system.zip into that directory. 3) Open Winuae and select the above PC directory in the harddrives tab. Name the volume "DH0". 4) Run the install disk and follow the instructions, ignoring the failure to unpack system.zip (as you've already done it in 1). 5) Reset and see if the damn thing works. It should. Not ideal, but it probably will still work fine. Copy the contents of the PC directory to a HDF from within winuae once you boot up the classicwb. Botch job, but I'm out of ideas.

24 January 2003, 18:28	#37
Paul RIP Friends Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: UK Posts: 2,157	Well I unziped it on my FAT32 C: drive but maybe it is still xp that made it work. My D: drive with XP is NTFS formatted.

24 January 2003, 18:36	#38
Bloodwych Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: I'm behind you! Posts: 3,763	Still can't decide if I should go over to XP. Is it worth it Paul? Seems slower than Win ME which works an absolute treat for me - no crashes or problems whatsoever, although I did spend a lot of time perfecting its setup and removing bloatware.

24 January 2003, 22:56	#40
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	i'm actually shocked how well XP works... i was very doubtfull, but i bought a 2.0ghz machine... and Win98 would have been shite on it... .. so far XP hasn't crashed once, no blue screens... but it does treat you like a complete idiot, for example... say XP needs to close a program, because it is not responding, it throws up the error message and says Sorry but XP has to close this program.. very funny

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