SCSI changing

vertigo · 08 July 2015, 08:14

Hi, I tried asking this in another section as its my real Amiga I need the answer for but as its the same on winuae I hope you winuae peeps may know the answer.

Simply, using a hdf from my cf card if I boot the file using the winuae uae controller I get all my drives including dh1: upwards. But boot from the winuae ide controller I can only see dh0: in workbench, although the drive partitions can be seen in early boot, check4gb and hdtools.

The only thing I can pin down what is happening is that the scsi.device on the hdf and cf card magically changes from the one in devs. Under uae controller it shows v43.45 in version but under the ide controller the same scsi.device shows v37.64.

I'm using wb3.1 ks 3.0 drives partitioned with sfs on a 32gb card/hdf which was working until I changed something?

Any ideas?

thomas · 08 July 2015, 08:57

Same reply as in your previous thread: http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1029611&postcount=2

vertigo · 08 July 2015, 12:20

Sorry thomas I must have been making this thread when you replied to my other thread which no one seemed to answer and I was desperate for an answer.

Anyhow, call it a eureka moment or just plain lucky I just searched and found the answer this very minute, the hint was in your other reply which mentioned the startup sequence which was bog standard 3.1 I realized I must have to have loadmodule in this file so added it and hey there's my drives.. Thanks for your help, although cryptic this time, it helped a lot.

Cheers

08 July 2015, 08:14	#1
vertigo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: england Posts: 61	SCSI changing Hi, I tried asking this in another section as its my real Amiga I need the answer for but as its the same on winuae I hope you winuae peeps may know the answer. Simply, using a hdf from my cf card if I boot the file using the winuae uae controller I get all my drives including dh1: upwards. But boot from the winuae ide controller I can only see dh0: in workbench, although the drive partitions can be seen in early boot, check4gb and hdtools. The only thing I can pin down what is happening is that the scsi.device on the hdf and cf card magically changes from the one in devs. Under uae controller it shows v43.45 in version but under the ide controller the same scsi.device shows v37.64. I'm using wb3.1 ks 3.0 drives partitioned with sfs on a 32gb card/hdf which was working until I changed something? Any ideas?

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08 July 2015, 08:57	#2
thomas Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 6,995	Same reply as in your previous thread: http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1029611&postcount=2

08 July 2015, 12:20	#3
vertigo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: england Posts: 61	Sorry thomas I must have been making this thread when you replied to my other thread which no one seemed to answer and I was desperate for an answer. Anyhow, call it a eureka moment or just plain lucky I just searched and found the answer this very minute, the hint was in your other reply which mentioned the startup sequence which was bog standard 3.1 I realized I must have to have loadmodule in this file so added it and hey there's my drives.. Thanks for your help, although cryptic this time, it helped a lot. Cheers

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