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Offline Thomas

Re: WinUAE install help needed
« on: May 08, 2004, 10:13:34 PM »

You don't need an ADF to install OS3.9.

To check your WinUAE installation do the following:

1. Start WinUAE and click on OK. A requester complaining about missing kick.rom file should appear twice then WinUAE should quit. (Well, do not call your kickstart file "kick.rom" because with this name it is loaded automatically.)

2. Start WinUAE, go to the ROM tab, click on "..." near Kickstart and choose your kickstart file. Then click Ok. Now you should see the animation asking for a floppy disk.

If you get the illegal operation here, probably your kickstart file is not good. AFAIK the rom from an A3000 ist not a good choice. Try to get one from an A500.

Once you see the disk animation, the emulator is running correctly and you can start installing OS3.9.

Bye,
Thomas

Offline Thomas

Re: WinUAE install help needed
« Reply #1 on: May 09, 2004, 08:54:23 AM »

ASPI is an abstraction layer which allows to send the same SCSI commands to both SCSI and ATAPI (IDE) devices. Similar to scsi.device on the Amiga.

It can be downloaded from Adaptec. Direct link to the download page

Bye,
Thomas

Offline Thomas

Re: WinUAE install help needed
« Reply #2 on: May 09, 2004, 08:12:27 PM »

Yellow screen ? No. Windows blue screen is caused by missing drivers.

Yellow screen can be either wrong processor or the Kickstart assuming some hardware that is not emulated.

First try a 68040. If it still gives a yellow screen, get another ROM file from an A500 as I told before. Might be the A3000 ROM needs an MMU or something which is not emulated.

Bye,
Thomas