For Sale: Amiga Walker

[Gulliver]

scsi could be systemspecific (walkerhardware only) useless ...
expansion support for the "other" non-zorrobus useless ...
exec with "beta-requester" and different text ...
strap .. cant find differences simple ref. bump and able to display more text ?!

@gulliver: 9mb file? i allready own it ...

Mmm........
What a dissapointment so far...
and what about scsi.device? Does it feature large HDD support? If so, upto which size? Maybe as the interface of the Walker was IDE, it has some sort of Gayle (A600/A1200) compatibility.

[minator]

YEY - he did  tx !!

Wasn't me!
Someone has ripped that from Amiga Forever - the original has other application files.
Besides, I only have raw reads of the ROMs, I doubt they're bootable without combining them.

FYI: I was always reluctant to give them out as I didn't have the rights to and it'd be easily traceable.

[Gulliver]

It works under WinUAE with an A1200 config, so I see no objections for working on a real A1200.

No pcmcia support confirmed

Anyway, it can easily be enabled with loadmodule

[ck007]

Wasn't me!
Someone has ripped that from Amiga Forever - the original has other application files.
Besides, I only have raw reads of the ROMs, I doubt they're bootable without combining them.

FYI: I was always reluctant to give them out as I didn't have the rights to and it'd be easily traceable.

@minator

What's missing the from Amiga Forever release of the walker HDD dumps?

[Brian]

No pcmcia support confirmed

Anyway, it can easily be enabled with loadmodule

The Walker PCMCIA port might well be different from the A1200 so not too strange althogh something should likely be in the ROM to support it. I've always seen the Walker as a A1200 remake, especialy after seeing the PCMCIA port and A1200 style keyboard connecotr.

Was always under the impression the ROM was 1MB to fit in a few new things incl newer filesystem to support >4GB, SCSI.device and other mondified to support CD on boot?

Most disapointing is that it isn't WB3.2 installed.

[Brian]

Wasn't me!
Someone has ripped that from Amiga Forever - the original has other application files.
Besides, I only have raw reads of the ROMs, I doubt they're bootable without combining them.

FYI: I was always reluctant to give them out as I didn't have the rights to and it'd be easily traceable.

Well... not so easily traceable now?

[minator]

@minator

What's missing the from Amiga Forever release of the walker HDD dumps?

There's a copy of Scala (IIRC MM300) on the original.

I'd be interested to see how it runs on AmigaForever - the timing was all screwed up on the Walker.

[Gulliver]

There's a copy of Scala (IIRC MM300) on the original.

I'd be interested to see how it runs on AmigaForever - the timing was all screwed up on the Walker.

Scala family products run great on WinUAE since ages. I used all of them (I am guilty of being a fan of them). You only need to properly adjust the emulation settings.

BTW, you can get Scala MM300 from many places, even for free and without dongles, if you know where to look for.

[Nostalgiac]

tried the Walker rom/os out today in winuae... still tx to the person sharing, but what a waste of time... it's really a basic 3.1