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Offline tonyvdbTopic starter

Cyberstorm MK III with PPC SCSI question
« on: January 30, 2006, 07:33:39 PM »
Ok, I hope people will understand what I want to do here.

I will be installing my Cyberstorm PPC as soon as I get it. The question I have is will the Amiga 4000 know what to do with it? I want to remove my old IDE and totaly run my OS off of the Cyberstorm's SCSI controler and not use the internal IDE at all (except for the CD rom). Will the Amiga know that the SCSI is there or do I need to have another drive conected to the inturnal IDE drive controler with the OS installed on that?
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.
 

Offline tonyvdbTopic starter

Re: Cyberstorm MK III with PPC SCSI question
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2006, 08:21:40 PM »
Thanks for the advice,

If I was to leave the CD rom on the IDE inturnal device will that still cause the delay?
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.
 

Offline tonyvdbTopic starter

Re: Cyberstorm MK III with PPC SCSI question
« Reply #2 on: January 30, 2006, 08:28:48 PM »
Thats what I will do then. I just want this to be as painless as possible and at the same time starting a nice clean install of everything on the SCSI so it all loads faster.(that will speed up my Toaster/flyer alot) And then If I have problems I have a great backup, its just a matter of putting my old IDE drive back in and removing the Cyberstorm without having to do anything.

Thanks
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.