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Amiga1992 20 February 2009 14:40

SFS replacement on OS 2.0?
 
I'm trying to install a reliable filesystem on my CF card for my A600, however, SFS will not work on anything lower than OS3.0.

Is there another reliable filesystem that I could use, that runs on a lowly 2.x machine?

StingRay 20 February 2009 14:55

You could try an older SFS version which might work on OS2.0. Check here.

Supamax 20 February 2009 16:09

Is SFS so much better than FFS?
Which are the main reasons for you to prefer it?

Toni Wilen 20 February 2009 16:30

PFS3 but finding it can be difficult... Best feature is DirectSCSI = A600/A1200 IDE max 8G support without any other patches. ("Only" max 8G due to another limit in built-in IDE driver..)

Amiga1992 20 February 2009 16:56

Isn't PFS3 commercial?

Stingray: thanks for that ! You think it's stable? Anybody has experience with this old SFS running on an A600?

Toni Wilen 20 February 2009 17:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akira (Post 513617)
Isn't PFS3 commercial?

Yeah. Nearly impossible to find legally :(

Retro-Nerd 20 February 2009 17:38

I'm surprisded that there was never an attempt to write a freeware Amiga file system which works for all modern PC drives.

Amiga1992 20 February 2009 18:19

What do you mean, Retronerd?
There is a FFS implementation in linux if i remember correctly, but I never tried it.

Will have to try this older SFS.

Retro-Nerd 20 February 2009 18:28

I meant a freeware file system for Classic Amiga. OS3.5/3.9, IDE-Fix, PFS3... they are all commercial. There are only patches like TD64, right?

Amiga1992 20 February 2009 19:06

SFS is freeware and works great.

Toni Wilen 20 February 2009 19:07

SFS with directscsi would be perfect, unfortunately it was removed long time ago :(

Retro-Nerd 20 February 2009 19:10

Supports the current SFS any Amiga Partition size/ PC HDD size properly?

StingRay 20 February 2009 19:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akira (Post 513617)
Isn't PFS3 commercial?

Stingray: thanks for that ! You think it's stable? Anybody has experience with this old SFS running on an A600?

I am using SFS since 1999 (I think) and never had problems with it. I also used v1.58 (the version that might work on 2.0) for more than a year and it worked fine. I didn't ever use it on a 2.xx machine though so I don't know how reliable it is on such systems.

thomas 20 February 2009 19:14

SFS is free, isn't it ?

zipper 20 February 2009 19:25

http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/SFS/
KS 2.04 and up.

StingRay 20 February 2009 19:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by thomas (Post 513723)
SFS is free, isn't it ?

Yeah, it's freeware.

Quote:

Originally Posted by zipper (Post 513729)

Check the link I posted. ;)

thomas 20 February 2009 22:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by StingRay (Post 513730)
Check the link I posted. ;)

Both links are old. The latest version of SFS by John Hendrikx is http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/SFS184.lha (see directory listing at http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/ ).

StingRay 20 February 2009 23:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by thomas (Post 513804)
Both links are old. The latest version of SFS by John Hendrikx is http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/SFS184.lha (see directory listing at http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/ ).

I posted links to the old version for a reason. As I am not sure if the latest version on John Hendrikx site still works on 2.0 machines.

alexh 21 February 2009 00:04

I thought that SFS particularly the later versions is 020+ only?

Amiga1992 21 February 2009 01:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by StingRay (Post 513809)
I posted links to the old version for a reason. As I am not sure if the latest version on John Hendrikx site still works on 2.0 machines.

Yup, but Alexh makesa lot of sense, this might be 020+ only! I gotta check...


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