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Offline RiFF_RaFF

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Re: Where to find CybPPC.device?
« on: June 23, 2003, 05:28:30 PM »
Hi!

I have 1 CD ROM, 1 DVD ROM and 1 CD-R connected to my CSPPC. Here is a quick cut`n`paste from my CD ROM. Try it! They are all connected to a 50 pin cable which in turn is connected to a 68 pin cable via a active terminated 68 to 50 pin adapter.
 

/***************************************************************/
/*  CacheCDFS mountlist entry © 2000 Amiga Inc.    */
/***************************************************************/
       FileSystem     = L:CacheCDFS /* The name of the game */
       Device         = "cybppc.device" /* Name of exec device driver */
       Unit           = 3 /* exec device unit */
       Flags          = 0 /* OpenDevice flags */
       BlocksPerTrack = 351000 /* Unused */
       BlockSize      = 2048 /* True, but unused */
       Mask           = 0x7ffffffe /* Memory mask for direct read */
       MaxTransfer    = 0x1000000 /* Maximum amount of bytes for direct read */
       Reserved       = 0 /* Unused */
       Interleave     = 0 /* Unused */
       LowCyl         = 0 /* Unused */
       HighCyl        = 0 /* Unused */
       Surfaces       = 1 /* Unused */
       Buffers        = 50 /* Number of cache lines */
       BufMemType     = 1 /* MEMF_PUBLIC */
       BootPri        = 2 /* Boot priority for MountCD */
       GlobVec        = -1 /* Do not change! */
       Mount          = 1 /* Mount it immediately */
       Priority       = 10 /* Priority of FileSystem task */
       DosType        = 0x43443031 /* Currently unused */
       StackSize      = 3000 /* Minimum stack required is 3000! */
       Control        = "MD=0 LC=1 DC=8 L LV AL LFC=1 S NC AUDIO=Utilities/PlayCD"
   /* The Control field is for special adjustments */
   /* L/S convert all file/volume names to lowercase */
   /* LV/S convert volume names to lowercase */
   /* AL/S Auto-Lower converts only non-Amiga CDs */
   /* LFC/N start converting at this character */
   /* LC/N/A number of blocks per cache line */
   /* DC/N/A number of cache lines for the data cache */
   /* MD/N/A number of blocks, when starting direct read, not using */
   /* the cache. 0 will be a reasonable default (LC*DC+1) */
   /* S/S Do SCSI direct commands, no Trackdisk like commands! */
   /* NC/S Do NOT use TD_ADDCHANGEINT, poll for DiskChange! */
   /* M/S Issue a TD_MOTOR (OFF) command after read */
 

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Re: Where to find CybPPC.device?
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2003, 06:41:20 PM »
All of them is set to Auto. BTW: Doubleclick any unused units and set them to 0 LUNS to disable them. This will speed up booting considerably as the scsi controler doesn`t need to waste time to scan them!
 

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Re: Where to find CybPPC.device?
« Reply #2 on: June 23, 2003, 11:06:22 PM »
Hmm.. What do you get if in a shell you do a version cybppc.device?

As far as I can see your settings sounds right. The SCSIPatch can disable the A4kD (and T?) onboard IDE if the ROM is mapped.. Doesn`t work with OS3.5 and 3.9 as these do their own rom "mapping" and patching. The NCR SCSI thing is the same thing for disabling the onboard A4kT SCSI and maybe also the A3k SCSI (?) These settings are described in the flashrom updates found at www.dcecom.de, or at least they were described in earlier Phase5 flashupdates. As I run the PCI enabled flashrom here my cybppc.devive is version 44.71. The last official Phase5 update contains 44.67. There was also a unofficial release with P5 copyrights removed, this has 44.69 cybppc.device. So if your cybppc.device is less than 44.67 I would flash the CS with the flash from dcecom.. .http://www.dcecom.de/pub/ppc/FlashUpdates-300399.lha