#DataFlyer SCSI+ & BE0?
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Hi all!
I recently became a proud owner of a used A1200 with a 120 meg HD. It
also has a GVP RAM/Accelerator (4 megs) and a DataFlyer SCSI+ interface (I just
bought that 4 days ago). My question is about the SCSI interface.
I want to hook up my Bernoulli 230 drive to the DataFlyer SCSI+ ,but the
BE0 is only written for the "The Box 150" model. this is what it looks like:
* Bernoulli The Box 150(tm) Sample DOSDrivers Mountlist *
********************************************************/
Device = ExpXDS.device Unit = 4 Flags = 0 Surfaces
= 1 BlocksPerTrack = 32 Reserved = 2 Blocksize = 512 Buffers
= 32 BufMemType = 0 LowCyl = 2 HighCyl = 9215 Mount
= 1 StackSize = 4000 GlobVec = -1 DosType = 0x444f5301 #
According to the instructions, I can make some changes in this but I don't
know how to set it up for it to work for the Bernoulli 230.
Anybody can help me out here?
Thanks.
Danny
Have you tried starting > HDToolbox DEVICE=ExpXDS.device from a CLI and then
clicking on "Read configuration from device" in the Change Drive Type / Define
New Drive menu?
This should give you the number of tracks/sectors etc. of the drive.
Georg
>Have you tried starting > HDToolbox DEVICE=ExpXDS.device from a CLI and >then
clicking on "Read configuration from device" in the Change Drive Type >/Define
New Drive menu?
No, but I'm going to try it. I finally got it to go on the MutiDisk 150
drive. I'll let you know how it works as soon as I put it on the A1200 (the 230
drive is on my A3000 for the moment).
>This should give you the number of tracks/sectors etc. of the drive.
I hope so. Thanks.
Danny
>Have you tried starting > HDToolbox DEVICE=ExpXDS.device from a CLI and >then
clicking on "Read configuration from device" in the Change Drive Type >/Define
New Drive menu?
>This should give you the number of tracks/sectors etc. of the drive.
Well, I tried it, and it didn't work. Also, it seems that the HD-Prep
program supplied on the DataFlyer instalation disk can't find the Bernoulli
(but when I use the SCSI-Inquire program that came with the AsimCDFS, it shows
that it's there).
Danny