| From: | Sam Thomas |
| Date: | 21 Jul 2001 at 16:15:46 |
| Subject: | Re: FastATA Prefs |
Hello Steve
On 21-Jul-01, you wrote:
>> SnoopDOS? :-)
>
> Tried that, and I come up with:
> Open ENVARC:FastATA.Prefs Write OK
Thats ok then. When you save the prefs I guess its putting the time/date on
that you saved them correctly? I know I have been having problems recently
where I save something in GoldED (Startup-sequence for example) and after I
quit and reboot I find that the changes have not infact been saved to the
hard disk. I guess that it could be a simmilier thing to what you are
getting? (I need to resave the file a couple of times to make sure the
changes are written) - I am wondering if it is to do with PFS3 at the
moment.
I dont know how the A4k version of the Flyer software works, but once the
ata3.driver is run on the A1200 version I can not run the Ataprefs program
again until I do a cold reboot and run it all from the startup-sequence
(before ata3.driver is run)
Guess you are sure that the thing is being initialised properly on startup?
(does the a4k version have its control software in a on board bootrom?)
> But I try that and it still puts the HD and the CDRom drive at PIO 0
Try saving the prefs a few times over and see if that works, if not, delete
the envarc prefs file and the one in env: also. see what happens then.
(unless, the prefs is saving the new settings to the copy in env: instead
of the envarc: one?)
> When I load the Envarc:FastATAPrefs file up in GoldED, that says:
> 0P0q 00000000
> Everything is still on zero.
Its a binary file as far as I know, so what ever you get from that wont
represent what settings are saved.
> Steve Evans
Have you tried email support@elbox.com to see if they have any suggestions?
Cheerio
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