TF1260 cpu speed in start up sequence

amifan · 26 November 2021, 08:21

I am trying to remember how to add the cpu speed command to the startup sequence for the TF1260. I typed in: cpuspeed :>NIL speed=75 but the machine stalled and stopped booting. Also has anyone had an error with MuFastROM, after installing it and entering the commands into the startup-sequence it comes up with a window saying that MuFastROM is already running, is this normal or do I need to remove the startup-sequence command? Thanks!

Jope · 26 November 2021, 08:39

try:

Code:

cpuspeed >nil: speed=75

amifan · 26 November 2021, 08:42

Thank you, that did it!

Predseda · 26 November 2021, 09:12

As I do not want to mess up the startup-sequence I use user-startup for this purpose.

supaduper · 26 November 2021, 09:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by amifan

I am trying to remember how to add the cpu speed command to the startup sequence for the TF1260. I typed in: cpuspeed :>NIL speed=75 but the machine stalled and stopped booting. Also has anyone had an error with MuFastROM, after installing it and entering the commands into the startup-sequence it comes up with a window saying that MuFastROM is already running, is this normal or do I need to remove the startup-sequence command? Thanks!

It`s because FastRom is already running , check the Startup Sequence you will find a line like: CPU FASTROM BURST, which is just the fastrom option with the CPU command so really take your choice either comment that line out and use MuFastrom or CPU FastRom

26 November 2021, 08:21	#1
amifan WhatIFF? Amiga Magazine Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Chiba, Japan Age: 46 Posts: 480	TF1260 cpu speed in start up sequence I am trying to remember how to add the cpu speed command to the startup sequence for the TF1260. I typed in: cpuspeed :>NIL speed=75 but the machine stalled and stopped booting. Also has anyone had an error with MuFastROM, after installing it and entering the commands into the startup-sequence it comes up with a window saying that MuFastROM is already running, is this normal or do I need to remove the startup-sequence command? Thanks!

26 November 2021, 08:39	#2
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,861	try: Code: cpuspeed >nil: speed=75

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26 November 2021, 08:42	#3
amifan WhatIFF? Amiga Magazine Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: Chiba, Japan Age: 46 Posts: 480	Thank you, that did it!

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Predseda Puttymoon inhabitant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tromaville Age: 46 Posts: 7,539	As I do not want to mess up the startup-sequence I use user-startup for this purpose.

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