04 April 2005, 02:49 | #1 |
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WinUAE CD errors
I am having trouble with CDs Images. I mount Napalm , Virtual Karting or Red Mars into a virtual drive, say Daemon Tools.
I then go into the WinUae Hard Drives tab and add the virtual drive as the CD drive, with the device name being CD0, CD0: and also tried CD:0. With these device names, I start Winuae with Bloodwych's, AIAB or my own HD, and sure enough, the CD is there, I can begin to install games, even installed Napalm. but, when i click on install for Red Mars, Virtual karting or the play game icon for Napalm , I get error asking to load such and sch CD!! What the hell is going on??? |
04 April 2005, 08:40 | #2 |
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AmigaOS checks for volume names. If you add the CD as a harddisk in WinUAE it gets a device name of DHx (x being any number) and the name you enter becomes the volume name.
So if you install Napalm, you should enter the volume name of the Napalm CD so that AmigaOS sees a volume named like that. (The icon of the CD-ROM on the Workbench has to be labelled like the name it asks for. If it is labelled CD0 or whatever, it won't find the CD.) However, the better way of adding a CD to WinUAE is not to use the HDD list but uaescsi.device. AIAB already contains the needed drivers. |
04 April 2005, 10:44 | #3 |
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Adding CD drive to Harddrives-panel makes it regular non-removable emulated harddrive.
uaescsi.device is the only way to emulate CDROMs 100% compatible. |
04 April 2005, 10:46 | #4 |
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Hey that works, Thomas! I apreciate that
THis also solved a problem i had with Spirit of Excalibur for CDTV. I named both volume label and device name in the WinUAE HD tab exactly as was shown listed on the virtual drive. |
05 April 2005, 06:45 | #5 |
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Fine. But as Toni said, you should consider using uaescsi.device instead like this: http://home.t-online.de/home/thomas-rapp/uaescsi.html
Oh, and ticking Read/Write for a CD does not make sense, does it ? |
10 April 2005, 14:45 | #6 |
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@Fred the Duck: When you've got Red Mars, have you also got the copy protection codes? I'm desperately looking for them.
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But if I copy the files from the CD onto my HD and assign "Napalm_CD:" to the directory on my HD with the game file on it works fine. At first I thought my Napalm CD was faulty so I tried copying the files from my HD that work fine back to a CD-R but that gives the same error. At the moment I think the problem maybe related to playing back the audio track’s on the CD with WinUAE, but that is just a theory at this time. |
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