eFlash 4000 (2mb version) and OS 3.9

[Kristian95]

Ok, I have the card installed. I flashed it with the Kickstart update and added the following Blizkick modules:
NoClick, SpeedyChip, SpeedyIDE.

I noticed that the floppy drives still click. How do I make Blizkick modules work with an eFlash card?
Will SpeedyChip and SpeedyIDE do any good in my A4000T (I use the IDE controller on the motherboard)?
Any other suggestions as to what I should put in the eFlash card?

[Kristian95]

Ah, thanks for the tips on SpeedyIDE and SpeedyChip
I'll probably go for IDE-> SCSI adapter sometime... but first I need to have the SCSI CD-ROM working, I know that is noob stuff, but I never had a big box Amiga back in the day so this is a first for me, i.e. a little help will definately be appreciated. The CD-ROM drive is attached to my CSPPC SCSI controller and I have not been able to enter the early boot menu for the CSPPC .

[Kristian95]

I plan to do so in the future, once I have it all setup and running, including the SCSI CD-ROM which is attached to the CSPPC SCSI

[Kristian95]

@adolescent

I tried putting the NoClick from Lucifern in my eFlash but that didn't work either. I've for now installed DosPrefs and that helps once WB is booted.

[Kristian95]

I have gotten the CD drive up and running.. it turned out the early boot menu at first was not accessible due to old ROM version, after that I had to press space bar to get out of 31 kHz mode and voila early boot screen

As for acard, I would need one acard for every IDE device I want to hook up or is one acard enough ??
Also, what kind of UW SCSI cable would be good ?? I looked at the acards and it seems they need a SCSI cable with male plugs whereas my CSPPC card, my SCSI cd-rom drive (until I might get a new IDE one) need female plugs on the SCSI cable

[Kristian95]

yikes, that'll be a fair amount of cash then as I have 2 cf cards that would need an Acard