| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 20 Mar 2001 at 22:23:20 |
| Subject: | Re: slow |
Bill Eaves said,
> Why not just skip the ROM Updates. Surely just editing the NSDconfig file
> will still give unwanted resets ?
The reset is necessary if you need the changes from NSDconfig.
> WHy don't AA do an article on this.
We were talking about something that could cover this this afternoon.
> I don't want any resets as boot up is
> slow enough as it is but I would like to know exactly what if anything
> skipping the Rom updates loses.
Mainly the >4GB support in FFS and 64 bit support in some device
drivers. It only happens on cold boots, the patches are reset-proof.
Don't turn off your Amiga and it won't be a problem :)
Neil
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