Hello all...
I just don't get what I'm doing wrong... I have AmigaOS3.9 installed in an A1200 with an accelerator card, and 32MB of extended ram.
For a while now I have been using ASIM_atapi.device to control my CD drive which works well, but I have recently discovered that running that device kills my network card connection (this took me three weeks and three network cards to figure out... as soon as I mount the CD, the network connection drops and won't come back. I tried a new file handler but to avail.
So, what I want to do is use the nice scsi.device to control my cd drive and hopefully have BOTH CD and TCP going at the same time...
I know that to do this, the scsi.device that's built into my Amiga simply won't do the job, however I also know that the lovely "setpatch" is supposed to reroute ROM calls to a patched file which will allow me to then access the cd drive (let me know if any of this understanding is wrong).
So here's the deal. If I boot my machine and type:
version scsi.device
I get version 40.12 (I presume that's what's built into KS3.1)
Then I type setpatch... junk goes flying past my eyes, of which the last line is "no updates applied". If I re-execute the version, I get the same version number...
What am I doing wrong? I'm not typing any exclusions or anything. It should update me to something in the 44s, right?
Any ideas? I don't mind how I sort this one out... either by getting setpatch to work or by getting ASIMCD to co-exist with my network driver (I can't find anything about those two programs conflicting anywhere on any of the Amiga help forums... maybe it's just me)
As always, all help appreciated.
Paul.
