Real Amiga 1200 won't detect SSD after Kick 3.9.

[iRonNuke]

Hi! I have some issue on my real Amiga 1200.

I have a IDE SSD (32 GB) mounted in WinUAE. It works just fine. The partitions are 1.9 GB on DH0 and the rest is on DH1. Both partitions are SFS.

But when I mount it into my real Amiga 1200, it first boots into Kickstart 3.9 from the SSD. But when it's into Kickstart 3.9 it doesn't detect the SSD anymore. Why is that? My Amiga 1200 has kickstart 3.1 ROMs. Insert disk shows and Early Amiga Startup doesn't show any DH0, DH1. But it shows when it's in kickstart 3.1.

Version: Kickstart 45.57, Workbench 45.5

My S:Startup-sequence
If Exists C:IDEFix
C:IDEFix
EndIf

FailAt 21
SYS:C/LoadResident >NIL: DEVS:card.resource DEVS:trackdisk.device L:KingCON-Handler
FailAt 20
SYS:C/LoadModule >NIL: DEVS:battmem.resource DEVS:console.device DEVS:FileSystem.resource DEVS:misc.resource DEVSotgo.resource DEVS:scsi.device L:FastFileSystem L:Ram-Handler L:Shell-Seg LIBS:dos.library LIBS:layers.library REVERSE NOREBOOT
SYS:C/SetPatch SKIPROMUPDATES console.device,dos,filesystem,FileSystem.resorce,ram-handler,scsi.device,shell QUIET

[thomas]

Probably your DEVS:scsi.device is for A4000 and not for A1200. You have to use the driver for the right hardware.

Why do you use LoadResident for some modules and LoadModule for others?

[Hedeon]

There is also a typo in FileSystem.resorce

[iRonNuke]

Originally Posted by thomas

Probably your DEVS:scsi.device is for A4000 and not for A1200. You have to use the driver for the right hardware.

Why do you use LoadResident for some modules and LoadModule for others?

Thanks! It was for A4000. I made a new patched scsi.device and it worked! Thanks a lot!