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ok. in cli, just type RAM: and hit enter
then do dir... lha_68k should be there. if not, try lha.run again as it may have extracted itself to the folder you were "in" when running it, instead of extracting itself to ram. the lha_68k should then appear and work as in previous post EDIT: and apologies buddy, i'm tired as hell so brain no function well very ![]() ![]() |
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well great news it extracted fine now, wait the bad news i clicked the installer, it opens then quits after a few pages saying there's no amigaos39 cdrom yet it is mounted and seen on the desktop
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the cd mount name needs to be
AmigaOS 3.9 under the winuae settings |
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it is already AmigaOS3.9 in settings i'm using fs-uae by the way. it is mounted on the desktop as "AmigaOS3.9"
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Have you tried setting the CD mount name to "AmigaOS 3.9" (with the space) under the WinUAE settings, as diablothe2nd suggested?
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i am using linux this is the path to the image of my cd
cdrom_image_0 = /media/Stuff/Roms/Amiga/OS/AmigaOS39.iso haveto go now so any help will be appreciated but not responded to until tomorrow ![]() |
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i guess i will have to do a full reinstall of the OS, thanks for the previous help guys/girls
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no you don't, you just need to figure out a way of tricking the boingbag's into thinking you've put the real disc in the drive by the name of "AmigaOS 3.9"
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maybe a assign would help
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well luckily i havent got around to totally doing the os yet so what would you suggest i do to trick the OS?
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However instead of worrying about naming, you need to make an assign to where files are (easy to copy disc to HDD). So something like "assign AmigaOS 3.9: SYS:TEMP/OS3.9/" You can then delete the folder after your done. |
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ok so i have a folder called Amiga that is shared between host and os3.9. i just extract the conetents of my cd into that folder then type
"assign AmigaOS 3.9: SYS:TEMP/OS3.9/" Is that right? |
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As mine was an example. |
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sorry for sounding a little dumb
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No, you do this from inside the emulator, nothing to do with host, just emulated.
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ok i type
"assign AmigaOS 3.9: SYS:home/ade/Emulators/Amiga/OS/" i get an error "invalid device name AmigaOS" I presume it has something to do with the space, so i delete the space and type: "assign AmigaOS3.9: SYS:home/ade/Emulators/Amiga/OS/" I get this error "cant find SYS:home/ade/Emulators/Amiga/OS/" I have extracted the contents of the os cd to that exact directory |
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Please write:
assign "AmigaOS 3.9:" "<DRIVE NAME OF ALREADY MOUNTED DEVICE>:" |
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ok thanks amigafreak i typed this:
assign "AmigaOS 3.9:" "AmigaOS3.9:" and press enter and it doesnt say an error and gives me another prompt which i presume is correct. Running Boinbag installer still gives me the cd missing error |
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Can you post your config here please?
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After struggling away i have just reinstalled it all and BoingBag has run ok. So maybe i had some corruption somewhere who knows but again thanks everyone for the help, very much appreciated
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