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[Acill]

I'm curious to see if I can or even need to upgrade my install of CacheCDFS. When I installed 3.9 I did it using an emergency disk I made from the CD after booting from a 3.1 install. My Cache install was from the BuddahIDE install disk. After I booted from the emergency disk I formated my 3.1 hard drive and installed 3.9 again using the emergency disk which moved my old CacheCDFS over.

Question is, how do I know what version I have and if its older then the one on the 3.9 CD is just running the install CDFS setup all I need to do?

[Castellen]

The latest version of CacheCDFS is 42.19.
Using OS 3.9+BB2 here.

You can copy it directly from the OS 3.9 CD, it's not updated in any of the Boing Bags.
AmigaOS3.9:OS-Version3.9/CacheCDFS/L/CacheCDFS

Backup your old version in case the new one is somehow not compatible with something.

[Acill]

So I can just run the install from the 3.9 CD and it should put the new version on my system them?

[Thomas]

You can do it this way, but it will replace all your settings. I'd rather suggest to manually copy only the file "CacheCDFS" from the CD to your L directory. So only the program file will be upgraded and all settings stay in place.

IMHO you don't need to upgrade the CacheCDFS. From what I heard the original version from the IDEfix package (which comes on the Buddha disk) is identical to the OS3.9 one, only the version numbers have been changed.

Bye,
Thomas

[Acill]

Great, thats what i was looking to hear.