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Re: TF534 on CDTV
Maybe You should start with TF520 ;)
it's (almost) running (except CD Drive) :idea: :lol:
it's (almost) running (except CD Drive) :idea: :lol:
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
I did. The 534 booted DiagROM. 520 didn’t
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
Sorry if this is too obvious, but have you upgraded CDTV's Extended roms and kickstart? To get it work with kickstart 3.1 extended roms needed to upgraded. This is essential even with original SCSI solution. Kickstart 3.1 makes life with CDTV so much easier.
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
Nope. Was in the process of figuring out what roms I need
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
A500's kickstart 3.1 is correct one. There is two newer versions of extended roms. CDTV Extended-ROM v2.3 (1992) and CDTV Extended-ROM v2.7 (1992) only known difference is that latter one get screen tinted red, if there is no disk drive connected to CDTV. Both do, I have v2.3 extended roms and kickstart 3.1
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
Thanks.utri007 wrote: 07 Jan 2019 21:29 A500's kickstart 3.1 is correct one. There is two newer versions of extended roms. CDTV Extended-ROM v2.3 (1992) and CDTV Extended-ROM v2.7 (1992) only known difference is that latter one get screen tinted red, if there is no disk drive connected to CDTV. Both do, I have v2.3 extended roms and kickstart 3.1
I meant the physical roms. I think they're 27C1001s but there are variants of the pin-out allegedly.
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
It lives once more.
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
What had blown Steve ?
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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Re: TF534 on CDTV
That's great!!
i assume card is running nice, but IDE isn't booting, also CD Drive isn't working..
Was thinking about to patch extended roms with remus, or something what can change CD Drive boot priority from 0 to 1 or 2..
that will help us a lot, in other hand this will not let CD Drive to work
i assume card is running nice, but IDE isn't booting, also CD Drive isn't working..
Was thinking about to patch extended roms with remus, or something what can change CD Drive boot priority from 0 to 1 or 2..
that will help us a lot, in other hand this will not let CD Drive to work
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