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Originally Posted by E-Penguin
Yes, once to load OS3.1 as far as LoadModule, which will update the various components in RAM and then reboot. I've been doing this on mine with some patches and it makes little real difference to the boot time. A couple of seconds.
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It's not just that, is the fact that without a proper ROM you might incur into problems - especially since the CD32 is not officially supported.
Thinking about FileSystem issues, inability to boot with no startup-sequence, etc. If I have to pay 60£ for it (adding another ROM for another Amiga model), I'd like it to be working properly, and forgive me for that :-)
It's not we are talking about the latest Amiga OS running on the 3Ghz Amiga 10000 with all the latest AAAAAA+ chipset features exploited! (that's a parallel universe...)