A2088/DOS50/AMOUSE/Crash
08-Jul-91 01:21:25
Sb: #27573-A2088/DOS50/AMOUSE/Crash
Fm: Bill Forcade 74746,604
To: David Art 72017,1130
David:
Since your Amouse is working with DOS 5.0, I would very much like to ask
you to look at what I've done to see if you can spot any obvious problems.
I have an A2000 with a GVP Impact controller with 2 Megs additional running
an St-157N-1. I have an A2088 with an AST Six Pack Plus with aditional
memory up to 640K. I created a 10 MEG partition,DH2:, on my hard drive. I
used MAKEAB to make a 10 MEG IBM bootable drive for the A2088. An external
A1010 and A1020 drive alternately hooked to the BB. I have a GoldenImage
Mouse, and an original Amiga2000 mouse, both show identical problems.
I did have some minor problems putting Janus 2.0 on my HD so I copied
the files directly, everthing else has seemed to work. My PC Prefs is set
for RAM=D000 and only COLOR ON (My A2088 jumper is set to color on also.)
Everthing I run on the BB works like a champ except the Amouse.
In my Amiga s-s I have "RUN >NIL: SYS:PC/PCDISK" and RUN >NIL:
SYS:PC/AMOUSE" after binddrivers. In AUTOEXEC.BAT I have
"C:\JANUS\AMOUSE.COM". I get a message in the blue Amiga border to the PC
screen which says something like "Amouse is active on the XXX port". During
the DOS 5.0 start-up I get a message that says something like "AMOUSE 1.5
is installed". I used to get a DOS shell message that said I did not have
the latest driver, but I do not get that message now.
When I start the PC side, the standard Amiga mouse pointer is
functioning just fine. I then double click on the screen to get rid of the
Amiga scroll gadgets, that works just fine. I then hit left Amiga-P to
change mouse ports and the AMiga pointer freezes at whatever location it
was in. No alternate image appears. I have carefully examined the PC
screen but find no cursor moving around. I do have a blinking yellow
underline in the top left corner that appears to be a cursor, but it never
moves. I am set up in DOS 5.0 text mode with the default colors, but I
tried the other text modes, and the graphic mode without any change. ALso,
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