Does anyone have any experience with Aros 68K. I've never managed to get it to work even on the later Tf330/tf536/tf360 series boards.
Seems to me the TF360 is made for AROS.
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Aros on TerribleFire
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Aros on TerribleFire
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
Does anyone know how to write a HDF image to CF card ?
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
Winimage will write HDF bud, obviously the image must be the same size or smaller than your CF
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
Don't forget to run Winimage as Administrator, otherwise you'll be scratching your head :)
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i havent found a way to make it write HDF.. only seems to like VHDsupaduper wrote: 14 Sep 2019 19:28 Winimage will write HDF bud, obviously the image must be the same size or smaller than your CF
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
Is it failing to write or just not picking the file up?terriblefire wrote: 14 Sep 2019 21:01i havent found a way to make it write HDF.. only seems to like VHDsupaduper wrote: 14 Sep 2019 19:28 Winimage will write HDF bud, obviously the image must be the same size or smaller than your CF
Version 9.0 :
Run as Admin.
"Disk" menu.
Restore virtual Hard Disk image on physical drive.
Choose device from list.
Change file extensions to *.*
Choose and open .hdf
Yes to begin writing straight away.
*Edit* No 'happy' message when writing completes, just returns to main window.
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
win32diskimager works
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I'll give them a go and report back
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
I will just add If you are creating the VHD on WinUAE , I found that when I tried setting up a system VHD and then writing it to Cf it never really worked for me, that`s why I always set up my systems on a real CF first using WinUAE and then imaging it , never have probelms this way
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Re: Aros on TerribleFire
The system already exists i'm trying to dump it onto a CF card..supaduper wrote: 15 Sep 2019 10:01 I will just add If you are creating the VHD on WinUAE , I found that when I tried setting up a system VHD and then writing it to Cf it never really worked for me, that`s why I always set up my systems on a real CF first using WinUAE and then imaging it , never have probelms this way
http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=98062
Basically I'm trying to see how AROS gets on a CD32 with an 80Mhz 060.
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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