586dx help
Your first problem is not a problem in itself. The emulation software just
defaults to lower available speed value when the CMOS kicks in. It doesn't
mean you are running at that speed, only that the CMOS not being able to find a
value in a lookup table, automatically assumes the lowest available value which
is 16mhz. Your second problem should be easy to solve if: a. The partition you
have selected to use as your harddrive is less than
230 MB. If it is, you are going to have to break it down into two
or more partitions. b. Make sure that these partitions are formatted on
the Amiga side first
prior to making them available to the emulation. c. When the emulations
first kicks in, make sure you get to the CMOS
screen, make the necessary value changes, and if your version of BIOS
allows it, run the HD Auto detect rather than inputing the HD
parameters yourself. d. Terminate the emulation with a (dont' quote on
this) <L-Amiga>
<R-Amiga> <Alt> combination, this will save the CMOS values whenever
you do an emulation shutdown. e. The next time, run an FDISK, and select
your active partition, and
subsequently you will then have to format it. The same goes for any
other partition that you will want to use in your emulation.
Hope this helps, Catcha later,