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Well, should not say that.
My guess is that the speed is running in an insane speed and crashes the 060 almost immediately when it boot up & load the speed readings.
You need to some how lower it.
Only way I know is via the CT60 CPX.

Wow... yeah. It's been more than 15 years so I also forgotten about it.

Great !1 you got 030 mode.
In a rush so did not read everything above, did you try to reset the speed of the CT63 in 030 mode?

I use the "remember me" tick.
I would say that 98% of the time it will remember me. I use Chrome & close it, shutdown my PC every day.
However, last week I remembered I have to re-login at least once.

wow !!!

Did n't know such existed.

On my Falcon, when the HDD is accessed, the floppy LED flashes. I also have the HDD access LED from the CT63 pinput (some where near the programming pins). It could be that your NVram settings are off, and bring it to a funny screen mode. I cannot remember which are the keys to press on reboot to cl...

Oh man that's sucks.
Have you also checked the original Falcon memory?
The CT63 fan should take power directly so it does not mean anything.
Is your HDD light coming on?

Ha ha ha .... reminds me of someone dressing like a di..... oh never mind.

Atarieterno wrote:Ideal for a costume party.

Disfraz joystick.jpg

Ha ha It's back

You mean a huge CRT monitor on top of the TT?
I seen photos of these setup all over internet.... for example
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So I guess it is OK to do so..... but then the plastic have aged now.

A reply to an unseen topic opener text. I'm intrigued. I saw the original post by OP ( not Keith ) hours ago.... wasn't taking too much attention to it, I think OP even had a link to his port. IIRC, OP mentioned that it needs CT60 or Aranym to work proper. Wonder why he would delete it away, leavin...

I just took at look at the photos.
Wow... very clever design indeed!!!
Placed in between the inputs cables and the VME back-plane.

ah another hardware for the Atari.

Thanks for sharing your plans.
Hope you will put some useful "stuff" for us to use.

That kind of thing. Later on I learnt some tricks, so use to annoy the shop staff by typing in a handful of lines of code that meant they had to switch the machines off to get rid of it (at least on the Electon and BBC Micros, and the ZX Spectrum) :mrgreen: Hah!! I remember that. :) Not me doing st...

I don't see why one will not do it for the Atari.... it's an untapped market for them.
Otherwise, why they come over and ask for help one or more years ago?
So long as there are people working on it, like anything else, they will overcome the obstacles and make it happen.

Not sure if your SSH can go to the actual folder where the folders/files are.
If it is possible, try running

This will give world access on all file and folders.

mzry wrote:And yet my Linux systems are having no issues mounting an NFS share from my nas.

Could be a version issue?

that's what i afraid would happen

Right now I'm trying to work out how to edit exports on my Seagate NAS (which is the NFS server) I can manage to SSH into it but for some reason it doesn't have nano or vim for editing files. And I'm not aware of anything else. it's probably a minimum installation to save storage space. you can alw...

It seems it will install into C:/Gemsys, but there are a lot of files already in there (probably from Mint?), is there’s a risk to mess everything? I used to have such a configuration on my Atari, but now I only use Mint. Mint seems more fun to "play" with for trying new stuff and softwar...

Hope that the buyer makes good use of it all.

simonsunnyboy wrote:I can only reiterate from my German blog post (http://www.final-memory.org/?p=2156), no warranty attached.

Nice write up.

I think its the Linux side. Look at the posting from Latz : http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=21328&hilit=it+worked+now%21+Seems+it+was+a+combination+of+setting#p189716 You may need to do a proper /etc/export . Ok, on your NAS, I have no idea how to do that.... may be set anony...

it's been sometime for me.
Look at your /etc/rc.d folder and see if your rc.net runs rc.nfs. it should.
your rc.net should run dhclient (dhcp) before running rc.nfs.
The entire control logic for mounting nfs at boot time is in rc.nfs.