Amiga Questions

[Tempest]

Ok I got a new CF card and it works just fine. My real Amiga sees it through the adapter. However WinUAE only sees it as CF0:???. Do I have to install special drivers for WinUAE to see the CF card?

 

Tempest

[Tempest]

Ok I think I have everything working. Can someone point me to a WHDLoad guide so I can try and put it on my Amiga?

 

Tempest

[Tempest]

Does anyone have the System.zip file for installing ClassicWB? I can't get the extraction instruction to work.

 

Tempest

[+Zeptari]

Any luck Tempest?

 

You lucky dog you!

 

I always wanted an A1200....

 

did you get any games running on it yet?

 

update?

 

-rick

[carmel_andrews]

Am i allowed to upload a WB disk for you tempest (i think i have wb2

[Tempest]

Ok I got ClassicWB installed (I highly recommend it BTW). Does anyone know how to install new WHDLoad installs from KGWHD into it? I see a Games directory and I can add new games that way, but they don't show up in the WHDLoad menu under games, but rather under some odd loader for KillerGorilla's loads (it's odd and funky looking). I also don't know how to register it because I don't know where ClassicWB has WHDLoad installed. I'd also like to move the games directory to my Games partition, but I'm not sure if I can just copy the directory over.

 

Anyone have any experience with WHDload and ClassicWB?

 

Tempest

[Shannon]

When you register WHDLoad all you have to do is copy over the register file you get to the c: drive on whatever device you are booting off of.

 

KillerGorilla actually has his own message board over at the EAB.

[Ze_ro]

I also don't know how to register it because I don't know where ClassicWB has WHDLoad installed.

Amiga's organize their files more like a Unix system, so you won't find a "WHDLoad" directory where all it's data is stored... instead, it puts all it's executables in C:, which is included in the default path, so it should always be available when it's needed.

 

If you have your WHDLoad key file, put it in L:. Make sure you install all the Kickstart images that are listed here. The Amiga Kickstart images are still under copyright, and the Amiga community often frowns upon their piracy, so don't expect these to be part of a default install. You won't have much luck without these images.

 

Does anyone know how to install new WHDLoad installs from KGWHD into it? I see a Games directory and I can add new games that way, but they don't show up in the WHDLoad menu under games, but rather under some odd loader for KillerGorilla's loads (it's odd and funky looking). I'd also like to move the games directory to my Games partition, but I'm not sure if I can just copy the directory over.

Well, I haven't used any of his more recent stuff, but his older releases were simply an LHA file that you unpacked into the directory of your choosing (usually, the LHA file had it's own subdirectory built in... so I would just un-LHA them into my Games/WHDLoad directory). The main program was already associated with WHDLoad as it's default tool type (you can change the tool type by clicking the icon, and choosing Icon->Information from the menu bar). Then just clicking on the icon started the game. It didn't matter where I put the files, since WHDLoad itself was in C:.

 

--Zero