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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: TheBilgeRat on June 05, 2012, 05:11:05 PM

Title: ClassicWB ADVSP and atapi CDROM driver issues
Post by: TheBilgeRat on June 05, 2012, 05:11:05 PM

Hey all!

I'm having issues getting a CDROM up and running on my fresh ClassicWB ASVSP 3.1 install on my A4000D on the builtin IDE port.

My options are:

1.  Install AmiCDROM from the MyFiles/Install folder.  If I go this route, there is no option for an atapi device.

2.  AsimCDFS.  This one has no problem finding the CDROM, but is unable to write to the startup-sequence at the end, causing it to fail.

Anyone run into this issue?  I'm at a loss.

Title: Re: ClassicWB ADVSP and atapi CDROM driver issues
Post by: TheBilgeRat on June 05, 2012, 06:39:25 PM

Mark this one solved - I just edited the user startup for asimCDFS and put the assigns in manually.  The CDs won't automount, even if I put the mount >NIL in, but it isn't hard to just do a mount cd0: from the command line.

Title: Re: ClassicWB ADVSP and atapi CDROM driver issues
Post by: Darrin on June 05, 2012, 07:03:22 PM

Using ClassicWB and my A4000, I've always used my FastATA and the software that came with it.  Isn't there a CD0 file in the storage/devs draw you can use?

Title: Re: ClassicWB ADVSP and atapi CDROM driver issues
Post by: TheBilgeRat on June 05, 2012, 07:40:44 PM

Quote from: Darrin;695372

Using ClassicWB and my A4000, I've always used my FastATA and the software that came with it.  Isn't there a CD0 file in the storage/devs draw you can use?

When I get a FastATA, I will most definitely use it :)

As it is, Asim works fine.  I could probably make sure that it mounts at startup, I just don't have the syntax down yet.