Had a person contact me saying they could not run AGS ( Amiga game Selector ) on the CD32 using TF360,
so see my answers on how to do this after some head scratching
To run AGS on CD32 with TF360 then add the C:cpuspeed to the SSeq and then do a soft reboot and it should overclock
Also to run AGS with CD32 ( also applies to ( TF330 )depending on if you use 3.1 or 3.2 rom,
then add the commands below to the SSeq right at the top of the file
and then comment out any reference and commands associated to Sepatch lower down in the SSeq
C:LoadModule Devs:scsi.device ( use with 3.1 rom but use a newer scsci.device ver47xx like the one in OS3.2 and put it into Devs folder )
C:SetPatch QUIET ( only needed with 3.2 rom )
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CD32 and AGS, Amiga Game Selector
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Re: CD32 and AGS, Amiga Game Selector
Hi, thanks for posting this! It seems these lines are already in my Sseq but I still can't load AGS as the drives can't be found.
My Devs folder has a bunch of different scsi.device in for all different models.
I can't locate the ver47xx one anywhere. Any ideas?
My Devs folder has a bunch of different scsi.device in for all different models.
I can't locate the ver47xx one anywhere. Any ideas?
Re: CD32 and AGS, Amiga Game Selector
Figured it out with help from a post on Facebook.
Change Work to WHDLoad nearthe top of the startup-sequence script and save it and reboot.
After that you get a menu choose SCSI.device for A1200 and reboot and you will never get the problem again
Change Work to WHDLoad nearthe top of the startup-sequence script and save it and reboot.
After that you get a menu choose SCSI.device for A1200 and reboot and you will never get the problem again
