12 November 2008, 13:49 | #1 |
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Does SFS (SmartFileSystem) work with KS 2.04?
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Does SFS (SmartFileSystem) work with KS 2.04? I know it works with 3.1, but I'd like to use it on my A3000 which has 2.04 ROMs |
12 November 2008, 13:56 | #2 |
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I guess some version back it did, maybe, for now it's 3.x only.
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Hey woody.cool!
Looking at the old page, it mentions working with kickstart 2.04: http://www.xs4all.nl/~hjohn/SFS/download.htm As Shooney said, the newer webpage says Amiga OS 3.x It's probably mentioned in the docs that come with the full package. I know an 020 is a requirement however. |
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Main changes between 2.x and 3.x went into Graphics and Intuition. DOS didn't change so much. So every file system working on 3.x should work in 2.x, too. It wouldn't make much sense to use graphics functions in a file system.
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I just tried SFS 1.84 on WinUAE with a KS 2.05 / WB 2.1 / A600 setup and yes, it works. You can access 7.8 GB without any other patches.
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Thanks Thomas - that's tremendous news. If people like jPV have been using v1.84 for years without issues, it seems like a really good version to support in my packs.
I can now officially say the ClassicWB packs support up to 8GB without any extra patches like IDEfix, if they use SFS v1.84 which I'll provide in the pack. 8GB should be enough for many users. I've now updated my 4GB sticky thread in the ClassicWB forum. |
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I'd recommend PFS3 but unfortunately it is commercial.
OS2+ and 68000-compatible but has 68020+ version too. Includes separate DirectSCSI versions. |
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Nope, I've had larger drives than 8GB almost as long as I remember, so I've patched the scsi.device and used the normal version... last years and currently I'm having 80GB drive formatted with SFS 1.84 as single partition on IDE port. And some larger SCSI-drives, but they don't need device patching with my controller... just SFS.
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