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Old 05 March 2011, 02:52   #1
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smart file system

does winuae support this? if so, is there any benefit?
also if both answers are yes, does anyone know how to set it up.

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Old 05 March 2011, 12:00   #2
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Old 05 March 2011, 12:06   #3
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thanks for link, but it's aimed at using a real HD for installation into a real amiga, but suppose the principle is the same.
does winuae include support for HDs larger than 4gig?

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update - cool it worked nicely, thanks again for the link

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Old 05 March 2011, 21:20   #4
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yes and no for winuae support for HDs larger than 4gig
yes winuae will happly use a windows folder greatter than 4gig as an amiga HDD
But some/most of the amiga software will still be limmited to the 4gig limmit
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WinUAE has the same support for large harddrives (real harddrives, not folders) as modern real-Amiga harddisk controllers. In conjunction with SFS you can use big harddrives and big partitions just like you would on a real Amiga.

To emulate a real harddrive, either use a real harddrive ("add harddrive" button) or enable "RDB mode" when adding a HDF or VHD.
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Old 07 March 2011, 09:55   #6
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Yeah I used RDB mode and created a HDF. HDtools partitioning would set the size back to 1mb whenever I dragged the size past 4gb so I thought that was still the limit, so I went with 512mb System folder and 2 4gb Games folders, but the file system is SFS which is the main thing
 
 


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