Apollo 2030 SCSI Controller

Drake008@ · 07 April 2007, 20:44

I got a little problem here.

Everytime I want to mount a SCSI CD-Rom I get an error 80000003 when I try to mount CD2.

Now I installed Amikit on my PC and copied the mount and setpatch from amikit to my A2000 WB3.9. After that I get 80000004 errors.

The HDDs work fine. Also everything works fine with WB3.1 (tested!).

So could someone explain why these errors are coming and how to get finally rid of them?

orange · 09 April 2007, 12:17

er, I can't help you, sorry
please tell me, how did you manage to connect HDD to Apollo SCSI? What type of HDD is it?

Drake008@ · 09 April 2007, 12:18

Also something is strange.

When I'm putting just 1x 16 MB Memory onto the Apollo I can copy files to ram. When both are onto it I get a crash after some seconds. The Rams are both the same and each one had run flawless when there where singled out on the Apollo.

Drake008@ · 09 April 2007, 12:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by orange

er, I can't help you, sorry
please tell me, how did you manage to connect HDD to Apollo SCSI? What type of HDD is it?

I have two Hdds and one Scsi Cd.

The Hdds are Unit 0 (Seagte 1080MB) and 1 (IBM 2100 or somewhat). The CD is Unit 2 and has the termintor enabled. All drives have parity enabled. Also you have to set a jumper that put power onto the SCSI Bus. It seems that the Apollo needs that to activate it's terminator (this is complete speculative; without it it won't work for me).

After that I put in the Apollo Disk and begin to configure my HDDs.
If you using other programs for HDD installation it won't work (for me ATM!). If there is someone for that problem and how to solve it by using HDInstTools or anything similar I would be

.

orange · 09 April 2007, 21:11

Thanks Drake, I've managed to connect 2,1Gb HDD to Apollo 2030 using its install disk as you said. It doesn't work with hdinsttools or hdtoolbox here either. But after all the trouble I realized it was a mistake, I should have listened to wise man telling me Oktagon2008 is better.. because Apollo SCSI is about 0.5xspeed of oktagon. (TBH, Oktagon had 9Gb HDD and Apollo 2GB so maybe that influenced it..)

Here are my results with Apollo SCSI, 2Gb, AH0: (first partition 500Mb, PFS3_020ds):

MKSoft DiskSpeed 4.2 Copyright © 1989-92 MKSoft Development
------------------------------------------------------------
CPU: 68030 AmigaOS Version: 40.63 Normal Video DMA
Device: ah0: Buffers: 300

CPU Speed Rating: 2677

Testing directory manipulation speed.
File Create: 144 files/sec | CPU Available: 0%
File Open: 195 files/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Directory Scan: 772 files/sec | CPU Available: 0%
File Delete: 204 files/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Seek/Read: 355 seeks/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 115264 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 119808 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 137088 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 156792 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 159744 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 215552 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 169489 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 172252 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 231160 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 172463 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 174375 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 234057 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 111824 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 115900 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 130880 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 156672 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 159345 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 208896 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 167517 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 169489 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 224718 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 169855 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 171710 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 229376 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 112256 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 114721 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 130752 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 156792 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 159232 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 208896 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 167100 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 169073 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 224718 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 169489 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 171710 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 228234 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 112256 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 115200 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 132288 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 150016 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 152064 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 196096 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 155259 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 157383 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 209328 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer.
Create file: 158299 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 159843 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 211894 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 108166 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 111296 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 127040 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 149641 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 152195 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 197632 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 158949 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 161022 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 212460 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer.
Create file: 161817 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 163431 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 215376 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 107072 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 109997 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 124032 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 146066 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 148992 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 192512 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 155259 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 157383 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 205303 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer.
Create file: 157918 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Write to file: 159454 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%
Read from file: 208998 bytes/sec | CPU Available: 0%

Average CPU Available: 0% | CPU Availability index: 0

orange · 10 April 2007, 00:19

one more thing, it seems that Apollo RDB isn't quite compatible with rest so HDD might be unreadable when used with other controllers, I'm not sure but BEWARE..

07 April 2007, 20:44	#1
Drake008@ Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Germany Age: 45 Posts: 132	Apollo 2030 SCSI Controller I got a little problem here. Everytime I want to mount a SCSI CD-Rom I get an error 80000003 when I try to mount CD2. Now I installed Amikit on my PC and copied the mount and setpatch from amikit to my A2000 WB3.9. After that I get 80000004 errors. The HDDs work fine. Also everything works fine with WB3.1 (tested!). So could someone explain why these errors are coming and how to get finally rid of them?

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09 April 2007, 12:17	#2
orange Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Belgrade Posts: 567	er, I can't help you, sorry please tell me, how did you manage to connect HDD to Apollo SCSI? What type of HDD is it?

09 April 2007, 12:18	#3
Drake008@ Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Germany Age: 45 Posts: 132	Also something is strange. When I'm putting just 1x 16 MB Memory onto the Apollo I can copy files to ram. When both are onto it I get a crash after some seconds. The Rams are both the same and each one had run flawless when there where singled out on the Apollo.

09 April 2007, 21:11	#5
orange Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Belgrade Posts: 567	Thanks Drake, I've managed to connect 2,1Gb HDD to Apollo 2030 using its install disk as you said. It doesn't work with hdinsttools or hdtoolbox here either. But after all the trouble I realized it was a mistake, I should have listened to wise man telling me Oktagon2008 is better.. because Apollo SCSI is about 0.5xspeed of oktagon. (TBH, Oktagon had 9Gb HDD and Apollo 2GB so maybe that influenced it..) Here are my results with Apollo SCSI, 2Gb, AH0: (first partition 500Mb, PFS3_020ds): MKSoft DiskSpeed 4.2 Copyright © 1989-92 MKSoft Development ------------------------------------------------------------ CPU: 68030 AmigaOS Version: 40.63 Normal Video DMA Device: ah0: Buffers: 300 CPU Speed Rating: 2677 Testing directory manipulation speed. File Create: 144 files/sec \| CPU Available: 0% File Open: 195 files/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Directory Scan: 772 files/sec \| CPU Available: 0% File Delete: 204 files/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Seek/Read: 355 seeks/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 115264 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 119808 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 137088 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 156792 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 159744 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 215552 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 169489 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 172252 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 231160 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 172463 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 174375 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 234057 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 111824 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 115900 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 130880 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 156672 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 159345 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 208896 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 167517 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 169489 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 224718 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 169855 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 171710 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 229376 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 112256 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 114721 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 130752 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 156792 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 159232 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 208896 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 167100 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 169073 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 224718 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_FAST, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 169489 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 171710 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 228234 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 112256 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 115200 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 132288 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 150016 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 152064 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 196096 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 155259 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 157383 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 209328 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, LONG-aligned buffer. Create file: 158299 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 159843 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 211894 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 108166 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 111296 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 127040 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 149641 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 152195 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 197632 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 158949 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 161022 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 212460 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, WORD-aligned buffer. Create file: 161817 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 163431 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 215376 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 512 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 107072 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 109997 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 124032 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 4096 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 146066 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 148992 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 192512 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 32768 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 155259 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 157383 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 205303 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Testing with a 262144 byte, MEMF_CHIP, BYTE-aligned buffer. Create file: 157918 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Write to file: 159454 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Read from file: 208998 bytes/sec \| CPU Available: 0% Average CPU Available: 0% \| CPU Availability index: 0

10 April 2007, 00:19	#6
orange Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Belgrade Posts: 567	one more thing, it seems that Apollo RDB isn't quite compatible with rest so HDD might be unreadable when used with other controllers, I'm not sure but BEWARE..

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