Tf534 problem with IDE speed

[alenppc]

What Classic WB you use?
And what kickstart you have?

I have 3.1 40.63 and Classic WB Full from my Amiga 1200 - now I install Litle we ill see

Try using a 33 MHz oscillator. You may be over the OC limit for the CPU and RAM.

ClassicWB is garbage IMHO. I really hate it.

[kulamario]

I have 33mhz oscillator
This pictures what I add is on 33mhz

[kulamario]

the problem is kickstart or my system 3.1
I put kickstart 3.1.4 and installed the 3.1.4 system as well, everything is as it should be

[Lynxman]

I changed to ClassicWB 68k because it uses less chipram.

[kulamario]

Lads mayby my Agnus is a problem ?
Is only 512K

[alenppc]

That's not a problem, most A500s have a 512K agnus.

[kulamario]

now I set up the emulator in the same way as my amiga when I start these games some will behave like they do on real I don't know what to think about it, what's wrong it is a pity that there is no list of what should go and what should not probably the best solution would be to test my card on a different amiga

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

now I set up the emulator in the same way as my amiga when I start these games some will behave like they do on real I don't know what to think about it, what's wrong it is a pity that there is no list of what should go and what should not probably the best solution would be to test my card on a different amiga

I think that your card is all good. What you can see is specific to your A500. There was so many different revision, and some whdload games may still have some bugs or limitation, which restricts on which Amiga they can run correctly.

[8 Bit Dreams]

I think that your card is all good...

i think that card works like it should, just many games need more than 512k to run (You can easily expand Your A500 to 1MB) via trapdoor mod/expansion, (see attatchment)

Xform-A500.pdf

there are also WHDLoad games that need more than 1MB,
and of course AGA games will not work on A500 machine

[kulamario]

I have trap door memory
I setup all ready jumpers on motherboard