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Install AROS on CF Card HowTo? #15
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I have exactly the same problem: https://apollo-core.com/knowledge.php?b=10¬e=31640&z=gEems3 |
OK I misssed the step to copy the
By the way it is always the same Memory Address 0x080111148 and 0x80000008 For me it looks like the AROS rom crashes at boot :-( |
Does ApolloOS (pre-built) work on the same system? |
So I updated the startup sequence and also the screenmode prefs so that one should be able to boot. You will need to add a line at the beginning though: vcontrol mr=boot/amiga/aros.rom This means that you will need to copy vcontrol into c: and aros.rom into sys:boot/amiga/aros.rom (but you knew that already). If this doesnt work, pleas update this ticket. I will try this sometime soon in parallel. |
No, I tried both (pre-build and self-build). Note: Because I have no 16GB CF card left I wrote the prebuild ApolloOS image to a 16GB SD Card. Than I mounted the SDCard on WinUAE and copied the Data (on DH0 Partition) to my Amiga CF Card DH1 Partition and booted from their. By the way, it would be nice to have a prebuild CF Card Image that contains only the AROS system, just for testing? |
The boot process for AROS a normal amiga is like this:
You need to intercept both "boots" and select boot device (DH1 in your case). Did you do this? My goal is to have a minimalistic aros like you say. But for you there is little benefit because you anyway just copy files to another drive. My image would contain the same files. I would take the newer startup-sequence I committed last week and uncomment the "echo" lines. It prints some debug throughout the boot. Maybe (if I am wrong about where it fails) you will see where in the boot it fails or if it is even booting at all. |
I also have tested the pre build Version (ApolloOS_16GbF3C_2208) but there is no difference. I decided to compile it again, since there was made some modifications on the code, but also this time i had no success. On the RGB Output is no image and on HDMI i see only the Vampiere boot Screen. I have the core 2.11 installed, because version 2.12, from what i understand, have no Vampire IDE Support. Is the 2.12 core required to run AROS 68K? |
No. This is just wrong. Maybe you are thinking of the V1200 core where the onboard IDE isn't yet supported? |
Maybe i misunderstood something, but I've read several times that Core 2.12 doesn't support the Vampire IDE, and there should be two versions, one with Vampire IDE (which I can't find) and the other with A1200 IDE support. Sorry but this is a bit confusing for me... So I flashed the 2.12 core from the download section and as expected the Amiga no longer boots from the Vampire IDE, but only from the A1200 IDE. But that's not the problem. I changed the startup sequence of ApolloOS like the advice of a Forum-Member: Do you ask "Load Aros Rom?" And with this modification and Core 2.12 I got one step further. Now I see a request window on the RGB output. On the HDMI i see nothing. If I click on "Retry" nothing happens, and if I click on "Cancel" the Amiga loads something and then restarts. |
@Mingo12 Hey! That is a good step forward. If you close the shell in the background, then click "retry", you will probably find it boots. |
So I looked into this problem a bit more. But let me first define what I mean because there are a couple of different problems listed here. On first boot of AROS the Amiga hangs There is a report of another problem where AROS just doesn't start at all. I cannot reproduce this. I have 5 vampirised amigas (A500+, A600, A2000, A1200 and V4). None of them show these problems. For completeness, I am uploading the contents of my Aros boot drive for other people to try. I would ask that people try this and if this fails to boot, that you open a new ticket. In that ticket can you please list:
Reproducing the problem is crucial and right now I don't know how to reproduce this problem and I need more information. |
hey @ronybeck sorry for the delay :-)
so there is something different with my Amiga500+ REV8a |
What does "crash" mean exactly? I don't consider this to be a bug because the problem isn't reported by anyone else. I suspect you have problems with your CF card or cable. Perhaps you could ask in the chat for guidance. I don't think any code changes I can make will fix your problem. |
sorry the crash that I mean is exactly the same that I posted above Software Failure |
OK after a try with my second Amiga500 and the same result I tried another CF-card (Scandisk Ultra 16GB) that I found on my desk and oh wonder with this Card it was working. So it seems my CF-card was not compatible. This CF-card (TRS 4GB industrial grade) was working flawlessly over years with my OS3.1 installation so I was thinking that could not be the culprit but ist was ;-) |
I tried to follow the decription for
Building Your Own Mini AROS Distribution
bin/amiga-68k
into tar and copied that to my windows workstationboot/amiga/AROSBootstrap ROM boot/amiga/aros.hunk.gz
so I added on the beginning of the startup-sequencevcontrol mr=boot/amiga/aros.rom
My Destination Amiga is an A500+ (2mb Chipmem) with Vampire Core 2.12 and Indivision V2
I am not sure maybe I missed something but I have no clue whats wrong here. Maybe a step by stepdocu howto build my own AROS from source to Boot on my Amiga would be helpfull
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