Blizkick Modules in ROM image

[motorollin]

Is it possible to insert Blizkick modules in to a kickstart ROM image? The reason I ask is that I have a set of 27C400 EPROMs and a chip programmer coming my way soon. I'm going to burn the 3.9 ROM image I am currently Blizkicking on to the chips, and I want to include some Blizkick patches.

Also, is there a Blizkick module which gives access to CD-ROMs? It would be cool to insert this in to a ROM image and burn it to a chip so the CD-ROM drive would be available from cold boot (and bootable without a floppy disk?)

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moto

[motorollin]

Just answered my first question by using Remus to insert BlizKick's NoClick module in to my 3.9 image. BlizKicked the new image, and my floppy drive was silent  :-D

Just need to find out if there is a ROM patch to mount devices, so my CD-ROM would be visible from cold boot.

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moto

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Changed topic subject.
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Didn't work :lol:

[motorollin]

Just found MountCD on Aminet, which is a command which mounts a CD-ROM in such a way that it remains resident. I wonder whether this technique could be used to create a CD-ROM kickstart module?

MountCD takes the mountlist as an argument, e.g. mountcd cd0:. I suppose the mountlist and CD filesystem would have to be inserted into the kickstart image as well with standard names, so the mountcd module could find and mount it.

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moto

[motorollin]

I bought these chips, this programmer and this 16-bit adapter for the programmer. Hope they work! :-) Will report on my progress once it has all arrived.

Still hoping for an answer about a MountCD kickstart module. Piru are you here? :-) Maybe Oliver Kastl is still around?

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moto

[motorollin]

Thanks Piru. Have managed to insert the module with Remus, which I find a bit more friendly.

Do you know if Oliver Kastl is still involved with the Amiga at all? If so, I will contact him and see if any source code is available for MountCD.

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moto

[motorollin]

Just tried to email olli@elaborate-bytes.com, and the mail was returned undeliverable :-(

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moto