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Re: Easy question - mountlist for partition.
« on: August 25, 2008, 05:38:09 PM »
To my knowledge HDToolBox takes care of everything. I've never noticed mountlists for the partitions of hard drives myself (only used them for Zip disks, Jaz disks Compact Flash cards and CDroms etc)
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Re: Easy question - mountlist for partition.
« Reply #1 on: August 25, 2008, 05:47:36 PM »
If the problem is that your hard drive has lost its partition information, you might be able to recover it with some program.

I lost mine and was saved by a great program by Thomas :-) :pint:

http://aminet.net/search?query=RDBRecov

NOTE:- THIS WAS FOR A PFS3 (Perfect File System 3) HARD DRIVE THOUGH!!
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Re: Easy question - mountlist for partition.
« Reply #2 on: August 25, 2008, 06:38:02 PM »
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kreciu wrote:
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A4000_Mad wrote:
To my knowledge HDToolBox takes care of everything. I've never noticed mountlists for the partitions of hard drives myself (only used them for Zip disks, Jaz disks Compact Flash cards and CDroms etc)


Exactly :). But somewher thay sould be :), or I suppose to create them??

DH0: Device = scsi.device
Handler = L:FastfileSystem
Unit = 0
Aces = 1
Blockspertrack = 512
Interleave = 1
Lowcyl = x  
Highcyl = y
Buffers = 15
Buffmemtype = 0 (here I would like to change it form 0 to 5)

Just make it, check the low and high cylinder in HDToolbox and copy to Devs:?
 :crazy:


Actually, I recently learned that you can add a FAT formatted hard drive to your Amiga and use Giggledisk to create a mountlist for it.

To jog my brain cell I just used Giggledisk to create a mountlist for a 2GB Jaz disk in RAM by typing:-

Giggledisk oktagon.device 5 TO RAM:

(The 2GB Jaz drive is on an Oktagon SCSI card so it's 'oktagon.device' and its Unit number is 5)

Prehaps that'll be of some help mate :-)
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Re: Easy question - mountlist for partition.
« Reply #3 on: August 25, 2008, 08:24:24 PM »
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kreciu wrote:

Small question ;). Where I can find a mountlists for a particular partition?


 :-o I used Giggledisk on my 8.4GB IDE hard drive thinking it would just see one device, get confused, trash my hard drive, crash the computer or report nothing. However, it put mountlists for all 7 partitions in RAM:



HD0

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 2
HighCyl          = 140
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = TRUE */


HD1

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 141
HighCyl          = 4338
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = FALSE */
 

HD2

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 4339
HighCyl          = 4792
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 2
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = TRUE */


HD3

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 4793
HighCyl          = 5034
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = FALSE */


HD4

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 5035
HighCyl          = 9968
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = FALSE */


HD5

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 9969
HighCyl          = 14277
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = FALSE */


HD6

/*
** DosDriver automatically created by GiggleDisk
**
** GiggleDisk (c)2005 Guido Mersmann
**
*/

FileSystem       = L:pfs3ds
Device           = scsi.device
Unit             = 0
BlockSize        = 512
Surfaces         = 16
SectorsPerBlock  = 1
BlocksPerTrack   = 63
Reserved         = 2
PreAlloc         = 0
Interleave       = 0
MaxTransfer      = 0x0001FE00
Mask             = 0x7FFFFFFE
LowCyl           = 14278
HighCyl          = 16707
Buffers          = 80
BufMemType       = 0
StackSize        = 16384
Priority         = 0
GlobVec          = -1
DosType          = 0x50445303
Activate         = 1
Mount            = 1
/* Bootable      = FALSE */



Well you did ask the question :-D  :-D  :-D

I see that BufMemType you mentioned is in there with mine set to 0 :inquisitive:
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Re: Easy question - mountlist for partition.
« Reply #4 on: August 25, 2008, 11:05:21 PM »
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kreciu wrote:
Ps. And now, can anybody tell tham Amiga is "boring" computer? :-D

I just realized, that "mounting" drivers in Amiga is just "copying" them from Devs: to Storage: (or somewhere!).



Nope! The Amiga sure ain't boring when there are questions like yours coming at us to keep us busy :-D

You meant to say "copying" the mountlist from Workbench:Storage/DOSDrivers to Workbench:Devs/DOSDrivers of course ;-)

Hope you'll let us know what Piru or Astral have to say about changing the BufMemType in that other thread :inquisitive:

:pint:
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