Quick question, does Buddha support DVD-ROM drives?
I have now tried 4 different DVD-ROM drives but they are not found by AsimCDFS or CacheCDFS.
I have correctly set the Jumpers to Master/Slave
A CD-ROM works on the Buddha.
Buddha 20 Year anniversary and DVD-rom
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Don't Panic. Please wash hands.
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That just sounds like the DVD drives are not Atapi compliant. I Have a bunch of such non-compliant devices, but the one very old DVD drive that I have works fine.
To be honest, with DVDs never having played a role for the Amiga, I don't want to spend any money investigating what the difference is.
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I have a 3000T with the new 3.2 roms and OS3.2 and the buddha 20 year does support DVD-R/W drives. You must use the buddhascsi.device. If you have older ROMs try it and see if it will work.
1. Make sure that your HD is set to master and the CD is set to slave on the left IDE port. Start the buddha cd install program.
2. When you get to prompt buddhascsi.device is not shown, cancel and the next screen is scsi.device change it to buddhascsi.device.
3. The next screen will show a 5 change it to 1. Lun 1 is ok.
4. Next screen will ask for the name, CD1 is ok or you can change it. After the install script finishes.
5. Put a CD in your drive and your CD-DVD drive should display DISC or the name of the CD and it should be working.
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The DVD-R/W NEC ND-3520A is compatible as well!
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