ClassicWB ADV SP OS 3.9

obitus1990 · 29 August 2017, 01:45

Hi all. I'm trying to figure out why I am having problems with my install of Classic WB ADV SP on OS3.9. I installed it into WinUAE, and it works fine. I then copied everything onto a CF card that I mounted as a hard disk and formatted in WinUAE. Everything went fine. The CF card boots fine in WinUAE, and, also when I put the CF card into my A3000 (it has an elbox Fast ATA 4000 MK VII) and my A2000 (which has an IDE4 Zorro card). The A3000 has an 040, the A2000 has an 060. Both have KS 3.1.

However, when I put this card into the computer I INTENDED to use it on, my A4000D, it immediately gurus on boot. Even if I choose BOOT WITH NO STARTUP SEQUENCE, it will Guru.

Any ideas as to how to fix this?

Retrofan · 29 August 2017, 02:10

What about your HD size and your File System?

obitus1990 · 29 August 2017, 02:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retrofan

What about your HD size and your File System?

8 GB CF card, 2 partitions, each 4 GB. Regular old FFS. Keep in mind, this same card boots without issue on two other Amigas (3000 and 2000).

spudje · 29 August 2017, 07:46

Sounds like an rdb issue to me. I had similar behaviour when I forgot to add the filesystem to the rdb.

supaduper · 29 August 2017, 09:40

Also it might not like the CF card ,I have cf cards that work on one Amiga A600 but will not work on the A1200, can be speed of the cf sometimes not good enough to run.

also why not try PSF3-aio ? much better and more reliable

fgh · 29 August 2017, 22:52

If you have Boing Bag 2 installed, my guess is the LBA48 bug in scsi.device 43.43, as scsi.device is not used on third party ide controllers (your a2000/3000).
Easy to check, entering early boot menu from cold boot should still work.
Bug occurs when setpatch is run (3.9 reboot), with drives >4G reporting LBA48 capability.
More info in the link in my signature.

29 August 2017, 01:45	#1
obitus1990 Registered User Join Date: May 2016 Location: Mandeville USA Posts: 203	ClassicWB ADV SP OS 3.9 Hi all. I'm trying to figure out why I am having problems with my install of Classic WB ADV SP on OS3.9. I installed it into WinUAE, and it works fine. I then copied everything onto a CF card that I mounted as a hard disk and formatted in WinUAE. Everything went fine. The CF card boots fine in WinUAE, and, also when I put the CF card into my A3000 (it has an elbox Fast ATA 4000 MK VII) and my A2000 (which has an IDE4 Zorro card). The A3000 has an 040, the A2000 has an 060. Both have KS 3.1. However, when I put this card into the computer I INTENDED to use it on, my A4000D, it immediately gurus on boot. Even if I choose BOOT WITH NO STARTUP SEQUENCE, it will Guru. Any ideas as to how to fix this?

29 August 2017, 09:40	#5
supaduper Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Krypton Posts: 1,221	Also it might not like the CF card ,I have cf cards that work on one Amiga A600 but will not work on the A1200, can be speed of the cf sometimes not good enough to run. also why not try PSF3-aio ? much better and more reliable Last edited by supaduper; 30 August 2017 at 06:35.

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29 August 2017, 02:10	#2
Retrofan Ruler of the Universe Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Lanzarote/Spain Posts: 6,195	What about your HD size and your File System?

29 August 2017, 07:46	#4
spudje Registered User Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,408	Sounds like an rdb issue to me. I had similar behaviour when I forgot to add the filesystem to the rdb.

29 August 2017, 22:52	#6
fgh Registered User Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Norway Posts: 827	If you have Boing Bag 2 installed, my guess is the LBA48 bug in scsi.device 43.43, as scsi.device is not used on third party ide controllers (your a2000/3000). Easy to check, entering early boot menu from cold boot should still work. Bug occurs when setpatch is run (3.9 reboot), with drives >4G reporting LBA48 capability. More info in the link in my signature.

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