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try also to modify the screen prefs in prefs/screens (from the Workbench). Redo also the MUI prefs.
Also: I use version Pagestream5Pro, version 5.0.3.3.(19.06.2006). Other versions give problems

no, it doesn't work on ppc linux.
Amiga-side, why doesn't it work? Try to hide the prefs and launch pgs fresh. Delete fontprefs and rebuild it, etc...

if you have a CF card already installed, it depends from the configuration you bought...
I wrote I had to remove it, because I bought one, installed one inside, but was unable to read it both Amiga side and Linux side...

In most situations the USB drive should be inserted after you enter CFE otherwise it will not be recognised. That is why booting from a CF card is recommended.
If your Linux root directory is on an external USB drive again it must be inserted after you enter CFE. (There are exceptions)
Trevor ...

details like this always scare me: "Support Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP /2003 , Linux 2.4.X , Mac OS 9.X." I don't seem to have any of those OSes lying around anywhere.


They have to write it, else most people don't buy it. But if they say that it works with linux, mac, etc... it should also work ...

CFE> setenv bootargs "root=/dev/sdc1 quiet ro splash rootdelay=10"
CFE> boot -elf -noints -fatfs cf0:vmlinux-3.10.15

This way I can boot into my Ubuntu installation. I don't know why the latest kernel didn't work...

Then, I have done a new menu entry for CFE, but I have to go through the 'f ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompactFlash

After you have copied the kernel in it (for that you will need some card-reader), install the card inside your x1000 (there is a slot on the mother-board for that)

Normally, you don't have to format it. If it doesn't work, verify it is formatted as FAT and ...

I posted elsewhere that I had similar problems with my installation. In my last post I told how I solved them. May be it can help you too...
You should adapt the command lines to you kernel name and devices name. I didn't try the latest kernel ...

I solved my problem reverting to the kernel 3.10.15. Here the steps.

Removed the CF card and inserted into an USB card-reader (else the Amiga side can't see it). Copied onto it the 3.10.15 kernel.
Then put back the CF in its socket on the motherboard.

Cold reboot. Key 'f' to stop the menu. When in ...

now I get slightly farther, but it ends the same. It says :

usb 1-10: device descriptor read/64, error -110

It proposes other root devices, sda sd and sda1 (if I remember well). One of them should be my Amiga HD