3.1 AmigaOS problem

[tesla]

Ok, I'm a little confused. This is what I have in DosDrivers:
CD0
CD1
CD4
Pipe.

I'm not sure what you mean by this:

Originally Posted by thomas

Delete them all except the one which belongs to the file system you want to use (open it with a text editor to see).

Open how with a text editor, and what should I expect to see? and whatever I see, what do I do with it?

[thomas]

Pipe is ok, but of the CDx you should keep only one. Run Utilities/MultiView, navigate the file lister to Devs/DosDrivers and load CD0. Check the text. There should be a line reading FileSystem = L:Somefilesytem. I guess that one says CDRomFileSystem, another one says AmiCDFS and the third says CacheCDFS. Keep the one with CacheCDFS and move the other two to Storage/DosDrivers.

[zipper]

...and what happened to CD2 and CD3...

[tesla]

Ok, here is what I found;
CD0 = L:cdfilesystem
CD1 = L: CacheCDFS
CD4 = L: CacheCDFS

Keep CD1, or CD4?

Originally Posted by thomas

Pipe is ok, but of the CDx you should keep only one. Run Utilities/MultiView, navigate the file lister to Devs/DosDrivers and load CD0. Check the text. There should be a line reading FileSystem = L:Somefilesytem. I guess that one says CDRomFileSystem, another one says AmiCDFS and the third says CacheCDFS. Keep the one with CacheCDFS and move the other two to Storage/DosDrivers.

[tesla]

I sold them to you :P

Originally Posted by zipper

...and what happened to CD2 and CD3...

[thomas]

Originally Posted by tesla

Keep CD1, or CD4?

Check the rest. If they are identical, keep the one you like the most. If not, tell me the differences. (You can run multiple instances of Multiview and arrange the windows next to each other for easier comparison.)

[tesla]

Hi Thomas,

right now, I have CD1 and pipe in the Devs/DosDrivers directory.

I removed CD0 and CD4 to floppy.

The problems (still) are this;

If I boot the 3.9 cd, or insert it after boot, the system shows the busy clock, but that is all there is, it just hangs.

I went to the boot options, thinking that I might be able to get it to boot from the CD, but it doesn't show as an option. If I recall, the cd0 is supposed to also be somewhere else.

[emufan]

if you still get errors while booting, you can edit startup-sequence and add to the very first line (ed s:startup-sequence):
set echo on

and at the end of the startup-sequence, remove the endcli, or comment out the line:

;EndCLI >NIL:

this will show all executed commands, and maybe better error messages.

can you list the content of the CD1 file? maybe list on screen and take a photo with a cam
this command from cli should list the file: ed devs:dosdrivers/cd1

Edit: you got a manual for your 2060? here is one. look again to the jumpers and termination of the scsi chain.
the driver page itself , you already found?

Edit: there is another CD-FileSystem: AsimCDFS 3.9a - download it from the zone <-- login and click on the link and follow the short instruction.
the "the zone" link you find next to the "logout" button - once you login.
On that disk is a tool called SCSI Inquire", which may help you to find some info about the blizzard scsi device /may help with CD1.