Install AmigaOS 3.1 in Real Amiga HD or CF
Hi all, I've been trying to install a Workbench 3.1 in an 60Gb HD or in a 2Gb CF Card.
I've installed the HD in the A1200 (rev. 1D4), succesfully made a 1Gb Partition and a 2Gb Partition just to make things running. I have been unsuccesfull with the CF card, tryed all the tutorials in the internet, and it won't boot from the CF card. When I try to do the same with the HD, in WinUAE it gives me access denied. So after all of this, as I'm a mac user, i wanted to see if this is doable through FS-UAE. If it goes right I would manage to do a step-by-step tutorial for future reference for Amiga-Mac users. So My question for now I guess is ... how to get FS-UAE to read the external CF card. I mean ... it reads it, but shouldn't I run admnistrative privileges or something? _________________________________________________ Amiga config: Escom A1200 Kick 3.1 WB3.1 FS-UAE Config: # FS-UAE configuration saved by FS-UAE Launcher # Last saved: 2013-04-24 18:10:12 [fs-uae] amiga_model = A1200/020 chip_memory = 2048 fast_memory = 8192 floppy_drive_0 = amiga-os-310-install.adf hard_drive_0 = /Volumes/CFAmiga kickstart_file = amiga-os-310-a1200.rom uaegfx_card = 1 zorro_iii_memory = 131072 in a Macbook Pro | OSX 10.8.3 _________________________________________ Thank you, P.S.: After a few hours of being On, it reboots with a Guru Meditation - Software Failure, and after that every 10m or so it reboots with the error. Anyone know by chance what could be wrong? Caps? |
Update v01:
Reading the threads: - [FS-UAE] Boot a real compact flash card on OSX ?: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=65366 - Directory hard drives with full support for file attributes: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=67882 - FS-UAE & real Amiga hard drives on OS X [Solved]: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=67082 - [Guide] Installing AmigaOS 3.9 with FS-UAE: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=67429 - Problem with hard drive and save states, and a few other questions: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=67591 - FS-UAE mounting PC devices to WB: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=67507 Let's see what I come up with :D |
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So it runs Install Workbench 3.1 and it sees the CFcard http://www.csxlab.org/Amiga/FS-UAE/uae01.png Next, I've runned "Get Information" from HDToolBox: http://www.csxlab.org/Amiga/FS-UAE/uae02.png .... should I change the scsi for uaehf ? After this, it is still not seen in HDToolBox |
Hi, you probably want to use /dev/disk3 (the entire disk) instead of /dev/disk3s1 (a single partition)...
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EDIT: Oh, and I forgot to mention: while the CF-card is not already partitioned for Amiga (which I assume it isn't, since a "Mac-compatible" volume shows up on your computer), you'll also need to use: hard_drive_0_type = rdb If the hard disk / CF-card is already formatted, this option is not needed since FS-UAE will auto-detect the RDSK header. |
I could remember, that in MAC OS X partitioned hard disks doesn't work "out of the box" in FS-UAE. In past I must setup the disk in Windows with "diskpart" to delete every partition on it.
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Wow - your screenshots appear VERY smooth in terms of the text and image quality! What plugins did you enable to get this i.e. what is your graphics options!?
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yes the screenshots are very impressive, I like the shade, the colors and the round edges... it feels like it is flying... ;-)
@csxlab: any progress on your booting problem ? |
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Ok, I'm going to try it, later I found alreadt that I should use the full disk, let me see what I can get. |
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Hi, I used mac osx screen grabber, just use the combination keys shift+cmd+4 and when the air pin to select area appears, just click space bar and select the window you want to screen grab :) |
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As anybody asks, (offtopic) how can I post such wonderful images like you do?
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