Additional Modules for Kicklayout for the emergency boot usb drive including what you need from the Enhancer package from A-Eon and also for the AmigaOS 4.1 FE Update 2 p50x0sata.device. So the RadeonRX driver and the SFS file system also added .
MODULE Kickstart/RadeonRX.chip
MODULE Kickstart/p50x0sata.device.kmod
; Additional from Enhancer package from A-Eon.
MODULE Kickstart/SmartFileSystem
MODULE Kickstart/diskcache.library.kmod
x5000 emergency boot usb
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Spectre660
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Spectre660
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Re: x5000 emergency boot usb
@ Raziel
Not currently .
Using a older Seagate 2TB Hybrid drive.
Not currently .
Using a older Seagate 2TB Hybrid drive.
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Raziel
Re: x5000 emergency boot usb
@Spectre660
Just a heads up regarding
MODULE Kickstart/diskcache.library.kmod
Keepn in mind to drop the line from kicklayout once you install an SSD.
I don't know the full reason behind it, but caching was done with mechanical HDDs in mind and never meant to be performed on modern SSDs (I guess they do their own caching and that would double or triple the disk accesses, but that is guesswork)
But it "could" shorten the lifetime of your SSDs, I guess.
I took it out once I read about it and nothing bad had happened since (no measurable slowdowns either)
Just a heads up regarding
MODULE Kickstart/diskcache.library.kmod
Keepn in mind to drop the line from kicklayout once you install an SSD.
I don't know the full reason behind it, but caching was done with mechanical HDDs in mind and never meant to be performed on modern SSDs (I guess they do their own caching and that would double or triple the disk accesses, but that is guesswork)
But it "could" shorten the lifetime of your SSDs, I guess.
I took it out once I read about it and nothing bad had happened since (no measurable slowdowns either)
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Re: x5000 emergency boot usb
@ Raziel
Thanks.
Will bear that in mind .
Thanks.
Will bear that in mind .
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Re: x5000 emergency boot usb
Fix to get a modified X5000 AmigaOS 4.1 ISO to work with a RadeonRX card.
https://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/v ... ic_id=9055
Replace ehci.usbhcd with the version from the AmigaOS 4.1FE update2 archive or the mouse and keyboard wont work.
https://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/v ... ic_id=9055
Additional tip for the X5000/40 :khayoz:
I had the same problem when I added RadeonRX but I found a solution -
Open "AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition:Installation-Support/startprefs.bat"
and comment out the following lines:
;:Installation-Support/CheckHardwareCompose
;if $RC EQ 0
;copy :Installation-Files/GUI-compose.prefs env:sys/GUI.prefs
;setenv _INSTALL_HWACCEL 1
;else
copy :Installation-Files/GUI.prefs env:sys
setenv _INSTALL_HWACCEL 0
;endif
I guess the "CheckHardwareCompose" app gets confused/crash when booting with a RadeonRX card/driver.
Replace ehci.usbhcd with the version from the AmigaOS 4.1FE update2 archive or the mouse and keyboard wont work.