AmigaOS 3.9 BoingBag #4

[TheBilgeRat]

OK, I must be doing something terribly wrong, but for each install of BB3 and BB4 the text it asks me to add to the beginning of startup-sequence botches everything.

I fixed the botch in BB3 (had to add execute bits to LoadModule)

Now with this one it is telling me that there is no SYS:C/FailAt which is true.

If I comment out all of the stuff asked for in the BB4 script I get a proper boot.

Can someone show what exactly is supposed to be at the beginning of the startup-sequence?  Also, if FailAt and LoadResident are missing, where should I grab them?

[TheBilgeRat]

The lines of contention are (currently I have them commented out):

SYS:C/ FailAt 21
SYS:C/LoadResident >NIL DEVS:card.resource
SYS:C/LoadResident >NIL DEVS:misc.resource
SYS:C/LoadResident >NIL DEVS:trackdisk.device
SYS:C/LoadResident >NIL L:ramlib
SYS:C/FailAt 20

If I boot with these uncommented the error reads "FailAt: unknown command"
If I comment that line out it says "LoadResident: unknown command"

[TheBilgeRat]

Try just "FailAt 21" without the quotes.

will do.  not too sure what to do about the lack of LoadResident tho...

[TheBilgeRat]

Gulliver - Haalp!

[TheBilgeRat]

Have you check that you actually have LoadResident in C: ?

Most of the time these kind of issues come up, it is always related to some human error while adding those text lines, and omitting a space, or wrongly spelling something.

Please check your BBag installation again, I am not home right now, but will try to help you when I get there (I have my Amiga setups at home).

That's the deal - no LoadResident in C: .

oh and fer sure its def human error  most likely mine

[TheBilgeRat]

I found a copy of LoadResident in RemAPollo on aminet.  Yanked just it out and will put it in C and see where I am from there.

EDIT:  Seemed to work a treat!  I guess I am good to go.

no SYS:C/FailAt X, just FailAt x

[TheBilgeRat]

I'm not too sure what the banding means or is, but I do notice some corruption occasionally when moving Icons around or upon closing programs.  There will be a rainbow colored blotch or a line across the screen.  Cleaning up resolves it.

[TheBilgeRat]

For what its worth, I only experience that same gfx corruption under WinUAE, not on my real A1200.

Weird - this is on a real life A4000...