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Re: A1 OS4 Developer pre-release Install Guide
Posted on 14-Apr-2004 1:07:09
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| Looks user friendly.... Cant' wait to install on my A1 G4.
I am sooooo tired of windows..
The installation looks great...
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Thanks.... to all involved...
It would be real nice to get before April 30th...
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Re: A1 OS4 Developer pre-release Install Guide
Posted on 14-Apr-2004 9:26:27
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| so tell me, what do those of us with neither of those two uboot versions do (ie me with a March version??)
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Re: A1 OS4 Developer pre-release Install Guide
Posted on 14-Apr-2004 14:26:31
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| Looks good. Now when installation guide is available, it looks like you guys might get OS4 quite soon  Anyway it's good to have well done installation guide, even if you have used AmigaOS much.
I have job interview in next tuesday. If everything goes well and if I get that summerjob, then I can start planning to buy AmigaOne too |
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Re: A1 OS4 Developer pre-release Install Guide
Posted on 14-Apr-2004 15:18:18
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| Those are example dates. It actually says either uboot 1.0 or 0.1, that's all you have to look at I believe.
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Re: SCSI install?
Posted on 19-Apr-2004 15:29:12
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| (If not, I suppose Debian moves to the SCSI drive and AOS4 will have to go on the 80MB IDE drive...) |
A warning there about moving Linux to the SCSI. I have attempted to do so, and it DOES work for a while, but linux still has it's DMA issues which are not exclusive to the IDE driver. After a while, your SCSI linux install will go corrupt, just like mine did. Fortunately, I still had my IDE install to fall back on. In my case, I'm getting another IDE HD to put OS4 onto. Unfortunately, my DVD drive is also SCSI, so I need to pick up a IDE DVD drive too for use under OS4 (but it's a small price to pay to run OS4, for me anyways).
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