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11 October 2019, 17:20 | #2363 |
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Ha, let's just say I've now re-installed this thing enough times that I have almost memorized the order of disks it asks (I went into autoboot and arranged them, but I did mix up Locale and Extras, but otherwise got them spot on).
It's all because I get all my data on there, then boot it up and for some reason it tells me the disk has checksum errors or the id block is wrong (with PFS3). This time I tried running DiskDoctor on it, but it ran all night long, finished step 1 of checking (granted it is like 60gb partition) and then sat there on 'examining parent folders) or something. Wasn't even accessing the disk, so I just turned it off, I'll try after work today to get it copied over again... The joy of dealing with old hardware. |
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New hardware is not much better in this respect.
Recently RMAed one more Seagate (maybe 6-7 in the last 3 years!). My A4000/040 Seagate 3.2GB that is around 22 years old, still works fine. I recently made a complete image of it for WinUAE. |
11 October 2019, 23:56 | #2365 |
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Ha, I was thinking that exact same thing earlier today. Hard drive failures seem far more common now than they used to be. But then again I used to only get SCSI drives back in the 90s, and they still work fine today. With the exception of the Connor drives, those were terrible.
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Why were all cases beige?
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Would you mind please turning off your "Tapatalk" signature as per Rules & Help - Signature (direct signatures are not allowed) |
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They are not.
The A1000 is a bit brighter than following models und the CDTV is black and the CD32 very dark grey. And there are (at least in Germany) some official special A500 cases: the Stefanie-Tücking-Design (a former radio and TV-hostess, who died last year) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_...A500design.jpg http://www.computermuseum-mannheim.d...a500_st_1g.jpg (for the gereral question, why computer equipment was beige or grey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beige_box) Last edited by Gorf; 15 October 2019 at 02:14. |
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10 November 2019, 21:51 | #2371 |
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Which Amigan here has the most RAM? (chip+fast). My A4000 has 2+16+128 = 146Mb.
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I since lost the MK1 to bad memory board, but now have a CSPPC in there (guess that still counts as 68k, since it does have a 060 on it.) and a Voodoo 3, so lost a bunch there, but still 256+16 of Fast RAM ain't bad at all. Though I did pre-order 3 bigramplus 256mb boards |
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11 November 2019, 00:13 | #2374 |
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I need to ask... why the hell does an install of 3.1.4 could be missing lha?
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11 November 2019, 09:00 | #2376 |
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Part of the reason is, of course, copyright.
But imho it doesnt matter. Just get BetterWB. Or LHA directly from Aminet. Actually, I am glad that the team is focussing on the core OS elements. If there was a bug and it was provided with the OS - who would take care of that? |
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I had 256MB in my A1200 for a long time, but since reduced to 192 because the 64MB SIMM was a better fit, and I don't think I ever used above 128MB anyway.
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