AIAB: Attempt at installing WHDLoad and JST_Dev

[Joeyxp2]

Greetings, I've successfully installed Amiga in a Box on my system and am now trying to figure out how to correctly install WHDLoad and JST_Dev within the system.

I've tried the direct approach, which is installing it with the executable but I am constantly bombarded with requests for certain volumes. Not to mention, a lot of conflicts with file-access as many are in use.

Since that didn't work correctly, I decided to install the programs by moving the drawers and files into the workbench manually. However, there's a noticeable omission of the drawers: utilities, storages, libs, and possibly more even after I enabled the features of displaying all files.

Now, I'm in need for some help on how to install the programs in the correct fashion. I was wondering if there's a step-by-step guide with pictures a la the AIAB installation tutorial.

[Joeyxp2]

Because AmiKit requires OS 3.9 CD, I'm a bit reluctant on downloading that program. The reason I first decided to get AIAB is because of my absence of that CD.

Which one is superior: AIAB or AmiKit? Is AmiKit preferable if you're looking for an interface that's intuitive and preferably accessible?

Despite a lot of past attempts, I never got the gray screen until I finally learned that I was supposed to double-click the particular configuration dedicated to AIAB.

I'm quite sure that I followed the AIAB Installation Help correctly. What particular factor in the setup could have caused the exclusion of some drawers?

What exactly do you mean by recreating the ADFs? As far as I know, the only files required for the installation of AIAB are:
WinUAE
AIAB Installer
Kick31.rom
WB31.adf

[Joeyxp2]

I'm attempting to install quite a few Amiga games. Some of them include Fightin' Spirit, Disposable Hero (CD32), and Ruff n' Tumble.

If AmiKit is truly superior, it might be a better idea for me to go with that. Will I still need the whole set of Workbench ADFs? I'm quite sure I already have everything, I just need some concise instructions on the exact location for the files.

Anyways, I managed to get a file called WB39.hdf, which supposedly is operational with WinUAE. How am I supposed to get AmiKit to install, if it limits my options to the OS 3.9 CD?