CompuServe Thread

2088 BB and 68030

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#50952From: Don TarshesMar 1, 1992 10:55 AM
I just installed a GVP 40mHz 68030 accelerator card in my Amiga 2000HD. I also have the 2.04 roms installed. I also have a 2088 Bridge Board. I amended my startup-sequence to include the command, Enforcer QUIET, like it says in the 2.04 manual. The first few times I booted up, all seemed to go alright. Then, one time, on a warm boot-up, I got a requester which said AMouse process failed, or something like that. The rest of the boot from the Amiga's point of view went alright, but when I attempt to start the BB, I get a requester which says "Can't find libraries." I should also mention that the BB boots off of an auto-boot partition on my Amiga HD. The strange thing is that it works sometimes, and not others, although it seems to be working less as time goes on. Thanks for any help. Don
#51023From: Don Curtis/SYSOPMar 2, 1992 12:23 AM
Don, That's not all that unusual. The BB is finicky about the way it sits in it's slot, about how it's chips are seated in their sockets…and sometimes, it seems like it's sensitive about the phase of the moon. Try re-seating the BB and see if the problem goes away. Don
#51044From: Don TarshesMar 2, 1992 5:37 AM
What you say about the BB probably is true. This is the first problem of this nature that I've dealt with. I suppose I could have slightly loosened or jarred the BB while installing the accelerator card, which was quite difficult, due to the fact that it was a VERY tight fit. I had to temporarily detach the cable from the BB to the 5-1/4 inch floppy drive in order to get it out of the way to install the accelerator. By the way, this problem seems to go away permanently when I boot the BB off of the floppy instead of auto-booting the BB partition on the Amiga HD. Strange. The C drive is there and everything, it just seems like it doesnt't want to auto-boot all the time. Thanks, Don
#51396From: Marion J DelandMar 4, 1992 8:42 PM
Don… Check that the floppy drive is connected firmly. Otherwise, several people have moved Binddrivers (and ENFORCER QUIET) up higher in the startup-sequence, then repeated it further down. Marion CROSSINGS Newsletter for the Bridgeboard