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TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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RokiS
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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I confirm that there are problems with the soft kick, not only after Loadmodule but also e.g. after MuMove4K or a software reset (reset and reboot command). I should add that with the previous firmware there were also problems with the soft kick.
I also noticed that after such a reset the Clock Control Device doesn't come up (at least for me), I have to reset the Amiga again.
And yes, a custom kickstart partially saves the day :)
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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RokiS wrote: 09 Mar 2023 10:34 I confirm that there are problems with the soft kick, not only after Loadmodule but also e.g. after MuMove4K or a software reset (reset and reboot command).
I also noticed that after such a reset the Clock Control Device doesn't come up (at least for me), I have to reset the Amiga again.
That indicates that the reset line isnt getting pulled low. Either the reset instruction is broken in the firmware or the OS 3.2.2 isnt calling it.
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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I only use the best WB and Kickstart, i.e. 3.1
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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Hmm i'd not seen issues with OS3.9 and that soft kicks. This is my usual setup.
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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Aaa maybe it would be possible to "restore" TF360 operation with scsi.device DonAdan 46.0 and Doobrey 44.2 - i.e. support for large disks and partitions and fast data reading. At the moment no 'disks' are visible when loaded on the CD32 :(.
On the TF330 both devices were very cool :) https://www.ppa.pl/forum/amiga/44083/sc ... -a#m747707
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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I hope I'm not being annoying when I ask, what about a 100mhz option for the cd32 card?
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Re: TF360 Firmware update (Jan 2023)

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Apollon wrote: 29 Mar 2023 03:31 I hope I'm not being annoying when I ask, what about a 100mhz option for the cd32 card?
Apologies but i'm a bit confused. There is a 100Mhz option already. Its just your milage may vary.
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