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Offline Tension

Re: What's the difference between Algor and Deneb?
« on: August 26, 2008, 12:45:05 PM »
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ZyBeR wrote:

I use a CF2IDE adapter to the internal IDE-interface, I have been thinking of using a IDE2SCSI adapter and hook it up to the CS SCSI interface though.


Oooh, that sounds faaaaar to kludgy for me!!!

Offline Tension

Re: What's the difference between Algor and Deneb?
« Reply #1 on: August 26, 2008, 05:26:01 PM »
This may be a stupid question, but does that mean I could boot my A4000 with Denab from an attached USB Memory Stick?

My entire System partition is only 1 Gig!! Secondly, I assume if this worked it would be a lot faster than my 6 year old vanilla no-frills 20 Gig IDE drive??

Thanks in advance.

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mboehmer_e3b wrote:
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What kind of problems have there been with the Mediator?


PIO operation was possible, but no DMA. Reason for this behaviour is unknown.
You may ask on the highway_usb mailing list for details, I guess there are quite a few people with Mediators and E3B cards around.

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Is it possible to boot from a device connected to the Deneb?


With OS3.x for sure. We have some "test systems" which directly cold start from a CF reader connected to a DENEB.
The 4MB included FlashROM on DENEB does the trick.

There's one issue to think about: if you shutdown Poseidon after boot, you're in trouble, as well as during an upgrade of core files of Poseidon.
Having a "normal" boot system at hand is recommended.

Michael

Offline Tension

Re: What's the difference between Algor and Deneb?
« Reply #2 on: August 26, 2008, 05:32:56 PM »
{bleep} whoops