AmigaFreak wrote:
Hey guys need some help
I remember a time when I was younger where i had the startup sequence of my WB 1.3 disk make the OS go into the ram so you could take out the disk reboot it, and the OS would load automatically.
Ok, this is from memory, but I think you first have to edit the entry for the RAD: drive so that it has 79 cylinders.
Then when you mount it, it will be the same size as a regular floppy, AND you can use diskcopy to quickly copy your WB disk to it. If you add a "bootpri=6" line to the RAD: entry then it will always override any bootable floppies you might have inserted.
You can edit the startup-sequence in the s directory (and the mountlist in devs) with the "ed" editor, for the startup-sequence you probably just need to add at the beginning:
if not exists rad:s/startup-sequence
then
mount rad:
diskcopy from df0: to rad: noverify
rad:c/assign c: rad:c
assign sys: rad:
assign s: sys:s
assign l: sys:l
assign devs: sys:devs
assign libs: sys:libs
execute s:startup-sequence
endif
... and I *think* you'll be in business.. it's been a while since I wrote an AmigaDOS script so I may have a few things wrong
