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The Install program will install the following files onto your hard drive:
devs (dir)
DOSDrivers (dir)
CD0 - MountList entry for CD0:
CD0.info - .info file for CD0
cd.device - cd.device that uses SCSI-2 CD-ROMs
cd.device.config - cd.device configuration file
l (dir)
CDFileSystem - CD's ISO9660 file system
libs (dir)
lowlevel.library - disk-based lowlevel library
nonvolatile.library - disk-based nonvolatile library
In order for this installation program to succeed, you must have a SCSI2
CD-ROM drive attached to a SCSI host adapter (2091/4091 or equivalent).
You must know the following things: What the name of the SCSI device
driver is. If you are installing on a SCSI based system and you are using
a Commodore SCSI host adapter, then your device name will be "scsi.device".
If you are installing on an IDE based system and you are using a SCSI card
to get SCSI capability, then your device name will be "2nd.scsi.device".
If you are using a third-party SCSI host adapter, the device name may be
different. You must also know the SCSI ID number of the drive. IDs range
from 0 to 7 (7 is generally not used). Consult your drive's manual for
information on how to determine or set your drive's SCSI ID.
The Install program will ask you where you would like any nonvolatile data
(data that the CD application may want to store (high scores, etc...)) to
be stored. The installer will then create a directory called
"nonvolatile" in the path that you select. The file
"SYS:Prefs/env-archive/sys/nv_location" will then be created to tell
nonvolatile.library where this directory is located.
Once the installation is complete, you should be able to insert AmigaCD
titles into your SCSI2 CD-ROM drive and, if you have an AGA machine, begin
running them.