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Terrible Fire 1260 Motorola 68060 A1200
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Gioul7
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Terrible Fire 1260 Motorola 68060 A1200
I just bought a TerribleFire 1260 and a 68060 CPU. I added this to my Amiga 1200 Expansion slot but unfortunately my Amiga doesn’t boot any longer from my CF card. My kickstart Rom is 3.9 and in the CF card I have the WB 3.1. Do I need some extra drivers? I didn’t find online any guide how to prepare my CF card from my TF1260 (( Could someone please help?
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Higgy
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Re: Terrible Fire 1260 Motorola 68060 A1200
I always use WinUAE first to test my setups.
If you configure a 060 card first on WinUAE and it boots there you should be good on your actual 1200.
So just try to follow any 060 guide.
I guess you are still booting from internal IDE rather than from 1260 IDE?
If you configure a 060 card first on WinUAE and it boots there you should be good on your actual 1200.
So just try to follow any 060 guide.
I guess you are still booting from internal IDE rather than from 1260 IDE?
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terriblefire
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Re: Terrible Fire 1260 Motorola 68060 A1200
Gioul7 wrote: 11 May 2022 00:37 I just bought a TerribleFire 1260 and a 68060 CPU. I added this to my Amiga 1200 Expansion slot but unfortunately my Amiga doesn’t boot any longer from my CF card. My kickstart Rom is 3.9 and in the CF card I have the WB 3.1. Do I need some extra drivers? I didn’t find online any guide how to prepare my CF card from my TF1260 (( Could someone please help?
See tf1260.com
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