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#3000+bboard=success!

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#480From: Brian YamanakaSep 12, 1990 1:47 AM
This is in regard to a note I posted earlier about problems that I was having with my 286 bridgeboard and Amiga 3000. Well, all seems to be well now. After reinstalling my bridgeboard and playing with the placement of the Binddrivers command there is no problem. The binddrivers just needs to be the first line when booting up under 2.0 while under 1.3 it doesn't matter. Should have thought of this fix a lot earlier. Brian
#488From: Charles HillSep 12, 1990 8:14 AM
Strange…..I use the Xt Bridge in an A2000 (running v1.3) and had to have the binddrivers command FIRST every time or it would hang. Same problem with v1.2 of the OS, but don't have v2.0 (waiting patiently!) yet. -Chas
#504From: Thomas HoladaySep 12, 1990 10:03 AM
My system, using a 680×0 accelerator and the A2286, had to have Binddrivers nearly the _last_ or it would hang. Bridgeboards have lots of personality.
#762From: Frank Lazar-ImagenieSep 14, 1990 11:30 PM
I use 1.2 Kickstart and the Bridge works fine no matter where I place Binddrivers. It's currently my or fourth executed command after SetPatch, Echo, and FastmemFirst. Then later on DJMount. Eventually after the Janus drive comes on line, I click on and icon to do the reassigns.
#853From: Charles HillSep 16, 1990 12:17 AM
Interesting…..If I don't have BINDDRIVERS as command #1 and DJMOUNT FFS as command #2 in my startup-sequence, my Bridge card hangs and the Janus drive is useless. One other thing…when using the install program with Janus (to make the original copy) I MUST use one drive only- it refuses to work on a second drive! It is strange- as it is just copying files, but everytime I tried the install prg using two disk drive (to speed things up) it refuse to boot. Using a single-drive install worked fine, though. Fortunatly this only has to be done once (twice, considering I originally installed Janus 1 then later on Janus 2)- not counting my fiddling. Board works great now, as has it always. I'm gonna sell it now that I no longer need IBM compatibility (school requirement for a time). -Chas