How To Install WB 3.1 from Gotek

[pneron]

I am having a problem with my CDROM and cannot access the internet nor install O/S3.9. Thus, I am now trying to use the GOTEK ADK drive to install 3.1WB but I keep getting this message when I run the INSTALL: "Volume Workbench 3.1 Full?" I can see all my HardDrives and have lots of space. Just don't know how to redirect the install or fix this problem.

Thanks everyone

[pneron]

OK, I manage to get OS3.9 installed but having issues setting up my graphic card still.
I have a Picasso II card and just installed Picasso96 but don't know where or how to set this up.? I also saw a message about this software version being "Picasso IV". I assume I can use Picasso96  for my card?

[pneron]

thanks Mike-> fixed my signature appreciate all the support from everyone on this PicassoII issue

[pneron]

OK...I will see what I can do with the download. Thanks again Mike

[pneron]

OK, making progress...I managed to transfer the Picasso files via my PC to A2000 with my AmigaForever Explorer program via null modem cable  (still working on my Internet TCP/IP problem but that's another issue).

Now onto my Picasso Issues:
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I ran the Picasso96Mode program from Pref drawer and "tried" to save the settings. After the install, I tested a video mode that worked. I tried to save those settings but I keep getting a message that says "Please wait until all disc activity has ended" with the option to "Reboot now". I waited in fear that some bkg activities were running but had no choice to hard boot the system. However, my video settings are never saved. Do I need to wait until the system boots itself...is there something else I need to do?

[pneron]

Thanks Mike, this was helpful but still no luck in "saving the Preferences". I also uploaded a video to explain what the issue is here:

https://youtu.be/Kgrxu-Z4tHI

[pneron]

OK,,,that did the trick, finally...Now onto to my TCP/IP stack issue (I may start another thread in another forum). Thank you again Mike, you rock!

[pneron]

BTW: How do I get rid of this message after a reboot "error opening PicassoIV. Resource". I suspect this is software driver related residual from my first attempt of using the wrong driver install. - Thanks

[pneron]

any thoughts on how I can get rid of this message during up?

Thanks

[pneron]

ok...will give this a shot. Thanks Mike

[pneron]

Hi Mike

I did as you suggested, ran the Picasso Uninstall and "tried" to remove all references to this program but perhaps I missed one of the  PicassoIV references somewhere?. At Boot-up, I still get the following message: Error Opening Picasso IV.resource

[pneron]

Any idea on this problem during "Boot-up"

Error Opening Picasso IV.resource?

[pneron]

No, everything is PicassoII related. I ran the UNINSTALL and checked for any residual files before reinstalling again. Everything works fine but I get his message during boot-up.

[pneron]

I will post a copy of my startup as well tonight - Thanks Mike

[pneron]

I don't ** think so ** but will also double check