VD0: > chip ram??
I am having a problem with vd0:. I have a 4meg system, and I have a
3meg vd0: (no rad: is mounted). The following is in the Mountlist,
VD0: Device = asdg.vdisk.device
Unit = 2
Flags = 0
Surfaces = 1
BlocksPerTrack = 16
Priority = 5
Reserved = 2
Interleave = 0
LowCyl = 0 ; HighCyl = 403
Buffers = 5
BufMemType = 5
#
Now the problem is that when there is roughly 620K left of fast ram,
vd0: starts to save files to chip ram. And of course when the chip
ram reaches 5K, I get the ASDG-RAM has a read/write error alert. And
that leaves 620K of fast ram untouched by vd0:??? What I did was when
the Amiga is powered up, I press the ctrl-d before it starts to mount
and load anything. Then I mount vd0:, then start copying files to vd0:,
watching the Fast and Chip ram settings from a utility displayed in
the menubar.
How do I fix this problem?