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Old 20 February 2019, 10:54   #1
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Mounting OS3.1 HDF in OS4.1

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I've just installed OS 4.1 FE in FS-UAE, and now want to share files with the macOS host. I am of the understanding that folder hard drives don't work yet in OS4, so I installed 3.1 classic with both a folder hard drive for transferring files, and an HDF for the OS. My intention was to copy files from the folder to the OS3.1 HDF, and then add the OS3.1 HDF as a secondary hard drive to my OS4.1 configuration so I could then transfer files to the OS4.1 HDF. However, when I boot OS4.1, the OS3.1 HDF does not show as a volume. I know it is formatted correctly as I can boot from it in my OS3.1 configuration.

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Old 20 February 2019, 15:26   #2
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. However, when I boot OS4.1, the OS3.1 HDF does not show as a volume. I know it is formatted correctly as I can boot from it in my OS3.1 configuration.
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To be displayed OS3.1 must be in "RDB Mode" and must be added with the same HDcontroller as OS4.1 HardFile.
Other advice is to give OS 3.1 a different volume name than OS4.1, this to avoid various conflicts.

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Old 22 February 2019, 14:19   #3
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Thank you! I am trying to get this working. I created a new HDF and chose "HDF - Partitionable Hard Drive Image (RDB)". I also added "hard_drive_1_type = rdb" to the config file. But the volume didn't show up on Workbench (even as a NDOS disk) nor in HDToolBox. This is both on OS3.1 and OS4.1. I also don't know how to add it on the same controller as the OS4.1 hard file. Could you give some more detail or a pointer to a document I could check please? Thank you again
 
Old 22 February 2019, 14:46   #4
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Ahh, I got the transfer HDF formatted in OS3.1 by changing the SCSI_MAX_ADDRESS option in HDToolBox's tooltypes to 1. I was then able to partition and format the HDF in OS3.1. But it still doesn't show up in OS4.1
 
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I do not use and do not know well FS-UAE i have used WinUAE.
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Old 22 February 2019, 16:00   #6
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At this point I'm wondering if FS-UAE even supports multiple hard drives under OS4.1. Even a newly created HDF isn't recognised by OS4.1 in the second hard drive slot.
 
Old 25 February 2019, 08:20   #7
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Just a bump in the hope that someone knows the answer
 
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You could fix it with Media Toolbox, watch this my old slideshow

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Old 25 February 2019, 10:41   #9
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Aha, it worked! Even though the HDF was already partitioned, I had to re-read and re-initialise the disk in Media Toolbox, re-create the partition, reboot, and re-format. It then appeared in both OS 3.1 and 4.1. Thank you!!!
 
 


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