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[B00tDisk]

TjLaZer wrote:
Well if anyone was giving you a hard time for wanting to get a copy of a WB disk that is crap. You own the computer and the 3.1 ROMs right? You own the right to WB 3.1 disks! Period. Regardless what Peru thinks. LOL

Seriously if you need help getting a copy of WB disks contact me I will make you a copy for free!

I am sick and tired of the people that complain about this. If you own the computer and the ROMs, you also are entitled to the OS on disks. If you lost or damaged your disks you should be able to get a working copy. Normally you would contact the manufacturer, but I guess CBM in West Chester is no where to be found huh?

Wait...is that why nobody returns my calls when I try to get someone to send me my free copy of DeluxePaint IV AGA?!

:-o

[TjLaZer]

Wait...is that why nobody returns my calls when I try to get someone to send me my free copy of DeluxePaint IV AGA?!

Yeah I am trying to get a hold of Epyx too, no answer whats going on!???!

[amiga_3k]

J-Golden:

Quite an impressive Amiga setup you've got there:

-=Amiga Technologies - A4000T=-
* Cyberstorm 060@60MHz. / PPC604e@233Mhz - 98 Megs.
* External SCSI-III RAID Tower (37 Gigs. so far)
* Mediator PCI - D Link 530TX+ 10/100 / Voodoo 5500 / SB Digital 4.1
* eFlash 4000 (2 meg version)

I see eFlash 4000 in your configuration. I've not read into that piece of hardware too deep yet but IIRC it's a 'ROM' enabling you to store all of the OS3.9 patches such that no multi-softboots are needed before the system to be ready for use. Now could it be that this piece of hardware is responsible for all the inconsistency you encounter at the moment? I can imagine something has gone wrong while changing the content of the FlashROM.

My guess would be trying to clean the content of that FlashROM and see if that helps. Chances are that the OS3.9 CD has been compiled way before the eFlash was created. Is there a way to simply de-activate it?

If that fails you could go back to the bare-bones, just installing the hardware needed for a basic OS3.9 installation (and don't forget to create a rescue floppy ;-)). If that installation has been carried out to satisfaction plug the other hardware back in, one at a time, and keep checking the system.