New on here and thanks for some help already, much appreciated.

I’m based in France and use an A1200 and just recently took delivery of a new A1200NG to future proof my set-up a little.

Thanks. It was easy to compile and the import now works perfectly.

So I'd recommend this option for others looking...

https://github.com/abcbarryn/decrypt-amigaforever

Help hugely appreciated.

Regards

Rob

Those Roms are encrypted and can not be used right away. This is indicated by the ROM.KEY in that directory and the roms also are too big, 524.288Bytes is the correct size.

You can a) install AF to a computer, your decrypted roms should be in a directory like C:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\rom or b) use https://github.com/abcbarryn/decrypt-amigaforever but you have to compile it yourself

I have since tried again with uploading a new HDF file and this worked so thanks very much.

However this is not the end of the challenge. Like you I discovered that if you then make any changes to the custom system and 'save' them the system does not boot and just goes to the insert disk screen and then you have to upload again the new HDF file. I have discovered that if you just make a change to the custom system config and click 'use' this is okay but as soon as 'save' is clicked that's it you muse upload the HDF again.

I have emailed the always very helpful A1200NG team and supplied them with  three short YouTube videos showing the challenge. I am sure I will hear back after the Christmas holidays.

Thanks once again for your help.

the vias on the tracks don't look the best, especially the middle one, but if I were you I would check all of them under and around the integrated circuit

That that perticular track will be issue, as other halve is still connected to layer via.