CompuServe Thread

#FFS THANK YOU ALL!

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#18150From: Jerry NovakOct 22, 1988 10:11 PM
I know that thank you's are not suppose to take up valuable space but so many people helped me set up a SSCI 20 meg with the 1.3 FFS that I wanted you people to know that you really beat PL**K this time! Thanks! The PL**K people didn't even bother to answer! I was starting to get a complex! THANKS! This forum is worth it! If anyone has trouble with the SSCI FFS, let em talk to me! I think I got it now! Now if only awrite, aread & RAD: would work as well :-(! Jer
#18169From: Gregory B. TibbsOct 22, 1988 11:54 PM
Ha! I knew you had a mountlist error. Incidentially, with SCSI drives it is not good to extend any partition to the drive's max rated cylinder. When the SCSI drive starts sparing blocks it needs someplace to put them. This reduces the total number of blocks available to the Amiga hard disk controller. So leave a few extra cylinders unused. This will greatly reduce SCSI headaches in the future. Incidentially, RAD: will mount without error but not exist anywhere if you happen to name a disk partition RAD:! You can test to see if you have some sort of hardware error with RAD: by booting from a stock 1.3 Workbench disk and manually mounting RAD:. If it exists then take heart, you've only got some sort of software configuration error. I'd then reboot with your hard disk boot floppy and see if RAD: survived. I also have mounted RAD: without a ramdrive.device in my devs directory and it strangely mounted without error, but didn't exist anywhere. I never got the 'handler missingI^@you said you received. It is permissible to modify your mountlist such that the device = ramdrive.device is changed to device = dh2:devs/ramdrive.device. If this works, then at the time you mount RAD: you do not have devs: assigned to dh2:devs. -Greg
#18188From: Rick StevensOct 23, 1988 2:24 AM
Congrats, Jer! Glad we could help. Enjoy! [O O] Rick "Aw, shucks! Warn't nothing!" Stevens ? V