How to change HD Boot order ?

[Foul]

hi !

I'm using FS-UAE since à long time and with latest beta (FS-UAE 4.0.71-master Linux x86-64) my CF don't boot... must go in the Early Startup to change disk order :



HD1 is before HD0

how to change that plz ? (or make HD1 not bootable)

[Foul]

Found :

Instead of :
uae_filesystem2 = rw,HD1:Amiga:/home/foul/Téléchargements/,1
uae_uaehf0 = dir,rw,HD1:AMIGA:/home/foul/Téléchargements/,1

changed to :
hard_drive_1 = /home/foul/Téléchargements/Amiga/
hard_drive_1_label = Amiga

now booting normaly

[mfilos]

Why don't you just open HDToolBox and give a higher priority on your partition that you're like to boot?
Just changing priority and saving doesn't alter any of your data and you change it anytime you want to any appropriate value for you.

By default highest partition is 5 for DF0 then -10 iirc for DF1, -20 for DF1 etc. The Hard drives have a 0 priority.
Setting for example a priority like 4 will give the DF0 a priority that when no disk is present goes next to your partition.
If you put a priority like 6+ then regardless if a disk is inside DF0, the partition will boot.

[Foul]

another solution.. yep ! thx

[Photon]

Originally Posted by mfilos

higher priority

[daxb]

Originally Posted by mfilos

Why don't you just open HDToolBox and give a higher priority on your partition that you're like to boot?

If you want an easier solution then try ChangeBootPri written by Thomas.

[mfilos]

Yeah that was my first thought as well, but it's something you don't change that frequently so GUI is okeish :P

[ztronzo]

This worked for me in 3.x series of FS-UAE:
hard_drive_0_priority=6

[Nor Bert]

Originally Posted by Foul

Found :

Instead of :
uae_filesystem2 = rw,HD1:Amiga:/home/foul/Téléchargements/,1
uae_uaehf0 = dir,rw,HD1:AMIGA:/home/foul/Téléchargements/,1

changed to :
hard_drive_1 = /home/foul/Téléchargements/Amiga/
hard_drive_1_label = Amiga

now booting normaly

Téléchargements/,1

1 - priority , change to 20. Priority = 20