you are right, however with the command bigram addmem maprom the machine crashes.
If I do maprom addmem, on the other hand, everything is OK.
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you are right, however with the command bigram addmem maprom the machine crashes.
If I do maprom addmem, on the other hand, everything is OK.
I was wrong, the "bigram" file had no executable flag.
Anyway, even flashed with the commands you mentioned (bigram addmem maprom) the performance of the A2091 is disastrous 110 Bytes/Sec.
If I remove the Bigram2630 the read performance returns to 2Mb/Sec.
I also tried to put the old kickstart 3.1 and the old operating system 3.1. Same thing !
My configuration is:
A2630 + BigRam 2630, A2091 scsi controller. Ace2b 2MB Chip Indivision.
What can I do ?
kevbrice I have copied the command "bigram" in DH0:C . From Shel when I try the command bigram addmem maprom I have Invalid Arguments as an error.
Sorry but I didn't understand how to use the "bigram" file inside the zip file. Should I put it in the startup-sequence?
Can you tell me the correct syntax?
Thanks in advance
Ok thanks.
I installed the buddha ide on my 4000 and connected a hard disk and on the on board of the 4000 the cdrom and the iomega zip. The 4000 works perfectly and boots regularly. The problem is that the 4000 obviously first scans the integrated ide (cdrom and iomega zip) and then boots from the Buddha Ide. Is there a way to boot directly from the Buddha without scanning the built-in ide of 4000 before?
Hello,
I have installed the new ACE2B on My A2000 Rev 6. All ok I see 2Mb chip
My A2091 with rom7 now (also without BuddhaIDE) takes 30 seconds before regular boot from scsi hard drive. Even turning off the amiga and entering the early startup always takes 30 seconds.
Am I wrong something?
The hard disk has the termination jumper and has ID Zero.