A few OS questions

[-Acid-]

First up when I install WB3 or ClassicWB using SFS and scsi 43.45 and then run Check4GB I get ok? on the last partition. Is this ok or have I messed something up?



Then when I make a plain install of WB3 and again install SFS and scsi.device as above I still get that problem, but then Workbench does not report the correct drive sizes as can be see in the next screen shot. What do I need to install or patch to make these reading correct like that are in CWB?



Finally, no matter which version of CWB I try using (Full, 3.9 and P96 attempted thought P96 only briefly), I cannot get P96 to work with my CV64/3D. Usually it just comes up on boot saying CVision3D is not executable. I know the card is fully working as I have installed P96 on a plain WB3 and it works there (you can see that on the above picture).

Some help would be appreciated.

[jPV]

Originally Posted by -Acid-

Usually it just comes up on boot saying CVision3D is not executable.

Check if you have execute protection bit set for Devs:Monitors/CVision3D file? Maybe it's missing and causes the problem.

[-Acid-]

Originally Posted by jPV

Check if you have execute protection bit set for Devs:Monitors/CVision3D file? Maybe it's missing and causes the problem.

It is set, the same files work on a plain 3.0 install. All files are extracted from the archive and then installed, this works no problems on 3.0 but when I do the exact same thing on a CWB pack it's either not executable or no new display modes are added to screen prefs. I've also tried the new alpha release of P96 which does the same thing.

[jPV]

Complains the same if you go to devs:monitors and doubleclick the CVision3D file?

[thomas]

Originally Posted by -Acid-

First up when I install WB3 or ClassicWB using SFS and scsi 43.45 and then run Check4GB I get ok? on the last partition. Is this ok or have I messed something up?

"OK?" means the drive is bigger than 128 GB which needs LBA48 support.

If you don't get a crash, it should be ok.

Then when I make a plain install of WB3 and again install SFS and scsi.device as above I still get that problem, but then Workbench does not report the correct drive sizes as can be see in the next screen shot. What do I need to install or patch to make these reading correct like that are in CWB?

This cannot be fixed. You need a replacement for Workbench, for example OS 3.9, Scalos or DOpus5.