Amiga 4000T cdrom - Page 2

Landoq · 27 May 2010, 15:02

My CD0 file have the next content

/* $VER: CD 40.6 (31.8.93)

* CD - ROM file system entrey

* this files enable the cdrom file system which allows you read stantard ISO-* * 9660 CDROM disks fron an Amiga with SCSI or IDE controller.

* The "unit" line defines the scsi address of CD ROM drive. Drives often come
* configured as unit 2,wich is the default. Check the documentation of your CD * ROM drive to find the exact SCSI address.
* Note that most drives let you change this using jumpers

FileSystem = L: CDFileSystem
Flags =0
Surfaces=1
SectorPerTrack=1
SectorSize=2048
Mask=0x7ffffffe
MaxTransfer = 0x100000
Reserved=0
Interleave=0
LowCyl=0
HighCyl=0
Buffers=5
BuffMemType = 0
StackSize=1000
Priority=10
GlobVec= -1

/* the device and unit fields are controlled by tooltypes in cd0 icon
*
* Device = scsi.device
* Unit=2
*/

cosmicfrog · 27 May 2010, 16:03

and your tooltypes are ???

Landoq · 27 May 2010, 17:32

Default tool = C:Mount
Tool Types: activate=1
device=scsi device
unit=2

Jope · 27 May 2010, 18:59

Your cd-rom is unit 1 and the dosdriver is trying to connect to unit 2?

Landoq · 27 May 2010, 20:53

i have two scsi units: hard drive and cdrom

cosmicfrog · 27 May 2010, 21:22

device=scsi device

is the . missing ??

device=scsi.device

Jope · 28 May 2010, 10:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Landoq

i have two scsi units: hard drive and cdrom

Yes but the unit number in the dosdriver corresponds to the device's SCSI ID. And your CD-ROM is jumpered to answer to SCSI ID 1. Thus it will be found as unit 1 instead of unit 2.

Landoq · 28 May 2010, 11:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by cosmicfrog

device=scsi device

is the . missing ??

device=scsi.device

Hi

sorrry, is a tipography error.

Landoq · 28 May 2010, 12:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jope

Yes but the unit number in the dosdriver corresponds to the device's SCSI ID. And your CD-ROM is jumpered to answer to SCSI ID 1. Thus it will be found as unit 1 instead of unit 2.

you tell me this ?

hd unit 0
cd rom 1

Hewitson · 28 May 2010, 13:58

Although its most likely unit 0, you haven't provided any way of us telling.

You can clearly see your CD drive is jumpered to unit 1 in the pictures.

FOL · 28 May 2010, 14:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hewitson

Although its most likely unit 0, you haven't provided any way of us telling.

You can clearly see your CD drive is jumpered to unit 1 in the pictures.

Find device would tell him everything he needs to know, yet he still aint used it.
That CD0 file, could from anywhere and not relate to his A4000, sigh,

.

Hewitson · 28 May 2010, 14:42

Always amazes me how many people completely ignore decent advice on forums.

Mad-Matt · 28 May 2010, 16:10

If its an A4000T with native scsi, could it be on NCRscsi.device ?

FOL · 28 May 2010, 17:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mad-Matt

If its an A4000T with native scsi, could it be on NCRscsi.device ?

Im using the onboard scsi and it definately uses scsi.device.

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27 May 2010, 15:02	#21
Landoq Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Spain Posts: 23	My CD0 file have the next content /* $VER: CD 40.6 (31.8.93) * CD - ROM file system entrey * this files enable the cdrom file system which allows you read stantard ISO-* * 9660 CDROM disks fron an Amiga with SCSI or IDE controller. * The "unit" line defines the scsi address of CD ROM drive. Drives often come * configured as unit 2,wich is the default. Check the documentation of your CD * ROM drive to find the exact SCSI address. * Note that most drives let you change this using jumpers FileSystem = L: CDFileSystem Flags =0 Surfaces=1 SectorPerTrack=1 SectorSize=2048 Mask=0x7ffffffe MaxTransfer = 0x100000 Reserved=0 Interleave=0 LowCyl=0 HighCyl=0 Buffers=5 BuffMemType = 0 StackSize=1000 Priority=10 GlobVec= -1 /* the device and unit fields are controlled by tooltypes in cd0 icon * * Device = scsi.device * Unit=2 */

27 May 2010, 16:03	#22
cosmicfrog The 1 who ribbits Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: leek, Staffs, UK Age: 56 Posts: 3,557	and your tooltypes are ???

27 May 2010, 17:32	#23
Landoq Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Spain Posts: 23	Default tool = C:Mount Tool Types: activate=1 device=scsi device unit=2

27 May 2010, 18:59	#24
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,863	Your cd-rom is unit 1 and the dosdriver is trying to connect to unit 2?

27 May 2010, 20:53	#25
Landoq Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Spain Posts: 23	i have two scsi units: hard drive and cdrom

27 May 2010, 21:22	#26
cosmicfrog The 1 who ribbits Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: leek, Staffs, UK Age: 56 Posts: 3,557	device=scsi device is the . missing ?? device=scsi.device

28 May 2010, 13:58	#30
Hewitson Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 41 Posts: 3,773	Although its most likely unit 0, you haven't provided any way of us telling. You can clearly see your CD drive is jumpered to unit 1 in the pictures.

28 May 2010, 14:42	#32
Hewitson Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 41 Posts: 3,773	Always amazes me how many people completely ignore decent advice on forums.

28 May 2010, 16:10	#33
Mad-Matt Longplayer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Lincoln / UK Age: 44 Posts: 1,849	If its an A4000T with native scsi, could it be on NCRscsi.device ?

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