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Hypex
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Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 9-Feb-2008 14:37:19
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How do you mount an MS DOS partition on OS4? I have one set up that was formated by MacOSX on MOL but I don't know how to get to it. The same for my PC-Task HD files actually.
I tried using Media Toolbox to extract me a DOS driver but to no avail. I first tried to mount it but is said it wasn't a DOS disk. I then added FileSystem = L:CrossDOSFilesystem to the driver but that didn't work either. So how do I do this? |
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 9-Feb-2008 15:10:40
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Did you use MediaToolbox and setup the partition to Automount with MSH/MSD filesystem, or are you trying to mount it manually via a mountlist?
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 9-Feb-2008 15:14:18
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Did you use MediaToolbox and setup the partition to Automount with MSH/MSD filesystem, or are you trying to mount it manually via a mountlist? |
First I tried to mount a mountlist whuch didn't work. Then I tried MTB to automount, rebooted,and that stll didn't work. IIRC I set up in MTB at the start, for sharing with MacOS. It has an MSD/00 DOS type. |
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 10-Feb-2008 15:18:10
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| Bump!
Any more hints on this? IS there a standard method. Install CrossDOS to my RDB? Although other drives can be mounted with it in L: |
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 10-Feb-2008 17:06:19
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 10-Feb-2008 17:24:24
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Joerg has mentioned that it is a bad idea to install Filesystems in the RDB on the A1. Installing a PPC-Filesystem like CrossDOS in the RDB of a classic amiga does not make sence, at boottime the 68k executes the filesystems found in the RDB. You could try to add it to your kicklayout.
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It has an MSD/00 DOS type.
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The CrossDOS doc included with OS4 Classic dont list MSD/00 as a valid dos type.
The doc lists: FAT/32 FAT32 partition/disk MQ18 MS-DOS 2.88M disk MQD9 MS-DOS 1.44M disk MD9/00 MS-DOS 720K disk MS9/00 MS-DOS 360K disk AD9/00 AtariST 1.44M disk AS9/00 AtariST 720K disk |
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 12-Feb-2008 14:05:37
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Maybe Giggledisk could help, it can automatically various kinds of partitions. |
Looks good, thanks for the link. |
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Re: Mounting an MS DOS partition Posted on 12-Feb-2008 14:16:40
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Joerg has mentioned that it is a bad idea to install Filesystems in the RDB on the A1. Installing a PPC-Filesystem like CrossDOS in the RDB of a classic amiga does not make sence, at boottime the 68k executes the filesystems found in the RDB. You could try to add it to your kicklayout. |
Kicklayout could be an interesting idea. I'd rather not modify as much as possible.
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The CrossDOS doc included with OS4 Classic dont list MSD/00 as a valid dos type.
The doc lists:FAT/32 FAT32 partition/diskMQ18 MS-DOS 2.88M diskMQD9 MS-DOS 1.44M diskMD9/00 MS-DOS 720K diskMS9/00 MS-DOS 360K diskAD9/00 AtariST 1.44M diskAS9/00 AtariST 720K disk |
Aha! That must be it! Thanks ZeroG. In MTB I see MSD and MSH as a type. But MSH isn't in the doc. Looks like I should try FAT32 as DOS type. Unless leaving the type out of the DOS driver alltogether and leaving it up to CrossDOS is the best answer? |
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