Install this SCSI CD-Rom... GRR

[edderkop]

is it this you got ??
gvp :-?

[edderkop]

@xaccrocheur

Now I have no other indications about the board's SCSI bus. I saw no termination Jumper, but I'm really fearing that it has to be physically terminated...

you are correct you have to teminate the scsi chain youself but some scsi drives have a jumper on the back  to teminate it.(does not work alle the time tho)  ;-)

[edderkop]

@erol

You need to check the SCSI ID in HDTOOLBOX for your CDROM, which ever number is shown will be your CD mount number i.e CD0 or CD1 or CD2 or CD3 or CD4 etc..

this is not correct the id and mount number is not the same thing.

[edderkop]

@xaccrocheur

I'm really wondering about this "mountlist" bit : Don't I need one ?

you shuld be able the scan the scsi shain and se all the devices there and you don't need a mountlist for that.
but to mount a drive like a hardrive or CDrom you need one but a scanner dont need a mountlist to be used.

[edderkop]

@xaccrocheur

looks ok but what filesysem are you using. :-?

[edderkop]

@xaccrocheur

try to look in L:  for CDFileSystem

or look at this standard cd0 setup:
/* $VER: CD0 40.6 (31.8.93)
 *
 * CD-ROM file system entry
 *
 * This file enables the CD-ROM file system which allows you to read standard
 * ISO-9660 CD-ROM disks from an Amiga with a SCSI or IDE controller.
 *
 * The "Unit" line defines the SCSI address of the CD-ROM drive. Drives
 * often come configured as unit 2, which is the default. Check the
 * documentation for your CD-ROM drive to find the exact SCSI address.
 * Note that most drives let you change this number using jumpers.
 */

FileSystem   = L:CDFileSystem
Flags      = 0
Surfaces   = 1
SectorsPerTrack   = 1
SectorSize   = 2048
Mask      = 0x7ffffffe
MaxTransfer   = 0x100000
Reserved   = 0
Interleave   = 0
LowCyl      = 0
HighCyl      = 0
Buffers      = 5
BufMemType   = 0
StackSize   = 1000
Priority   = 10
GlobVec      = -1
DosType      = 0x43443031

/* The Device and Unit fields are controlled by tooltypes in the CD0 icon.
 *
 * Device   = scsi.device
 * Unit      = 2
 */

[edderkop]

@ xaccrocheur

edderkop, where did you got your "L:CDFileSystem" from ? And where does the value "L:CDFileSystem" come from ?

from a standard install it's part of Amigaos ( i am using 3.9)
but you can use AmiCDFS  aswell just replace CDFileSystem
 :-D