tenox wrote:You wanted more screenshots here they come...
Wow, I'm impressed by the GUI admin tools! Those put ASV ahead of most Linux distributions for a good 10 years after ASV's own death!

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tenox wrote:You wanted more screenshots here they come...
tenox wrote:TXG/MNX wrote:Thanx i will get me a scsi2sd first but is it really slower when ultra sd carts are used?
Yes apparently speed of SCSI2SD is not related to speed of an SD card used. It's to do with a slow chip that does the work. You get about 1.4 MB/s from it where the SCSI bus and a good HDD can do 10 MB/s.
tenox wrote:... you get about 1.4 MB/s from it where the SCSI bus and a good HDD can do 10 MB/s.
frank.lukas wrote:tenox wrote:... you get about 1.4 MB/s from it where the SCSI bus and a good HDD can do 10 MB/s.
The limit at the Atari TT SCSI Bus is 2MB/s max ...
I use the CF Monster SCSI Adapter (eBay item number:261619438020) or a fast 68pin SCSI HD.
TXG/MNX wrote:I just got a cosmosex want to try to use that. How can I put the image on sd must i just cpy it or are there prepare steps i need to take.
tenox wrote:Richard's image suffered from a similar problem and I had to spend a considerable amount of time extending and re-arranging the file systems.
alexb wrote:tenox wrote:Richard's image suffered from a similar problem and I had to spend a considerable amount of time extending and re-arranging the file systems.
How did you do that? I never had the patience to learn deal with the filesystem utilities myself...
tenox wrote:I actually did it the hard way resizing existing partitions from single user mode. Now I've got a second SCSI2SD so I plan hook it up on another SCSI ID as a second disk and do it properly without affecting a live system. I will publish the steps and the final image once I complete the process.
tenox wrote:I actually did it the hard way resizing existing partitions from single user mode. Now I've got a second SCSI2SD so I plan hook it up on another SCSI ID as a second disk and do it properly without affecting a live system.
alexb wrote:Btw., with recent SCSI2SD firmware you can define up to four SCSI IDs on different areas of the same card.
tenox wrote:alexb wrote:Btw., with recent SCSI2SD firmware you can define up to four SCSI IDs on different areas of the same card.
Seriously? That's awesome! Does it also support larger cards like SDHC? That would help a lot with constructing a larger file system.
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sd0 at scsibus0 target 0 lun 0: <codesrc, SCSI2SD, 4.0> disk fixed
sd0: 520 MB, 66 cyl, 255 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 1066254 sectors
sd1 at scsibus0 target 1 lun 0: <codesrc, SCSI2SD, 4.0> disk fixed
sd1: 324 MB, 41 cyl, 255 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 665154 sectors
sd2 at scsibus0 target 2 lun 0: <codesrc, SCSI2SD, 4.0> disk fixed
sd2: 507 MB, 64 cyl, 255 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 1039329 sectors
sd3 at scsibus0 target 3 lun 0: <codesrc, SCSI2SD, 4.0> disk fixed
sd3: 2359 MB, 300 cyl, 255 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sect x 4832460 sectors
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pterm0# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sd3c bs=1048576 count=10
10+0 records in
10+0 records out
10485760 bytes transferred in 62.020 secs (169070 bytes/sec)
pterm0# dd if=/dev/sd3c of=/dev/null bs=1048576 count=10
10+0 records in
10+0 records out
10485760 bytes transferred in 35.590 secs (294626 bytes/sec)
alexb wrote:It really seems hideously slow, under NetBSD/atari I get something like this:
We're both talking about the codesrc thing, right? Current Firmware and tools are here: http://www.codesrc.com/files/scsi2sd/v4.1/
tenox wrote:The problem is that TT SCSI bus is not much faster than this, only about 1.8 MB/s. There is another topic on the forum discussing this.
tenox wrote:I actually did it the hard way resizing existing partitions from single user mode.
Richard wrote:Hey guys,
I also have a pile of ASV related floppys that came from Ataris ASV dev group, all labelled with interesting things (no installation floppys though). I will image these and make them available (possibly send them to mikro to host all ASV related stuff in the same place?), if anyone is interested?
Cheers,
Richard.
mikro wrote:Richard wrote:Hey guys,
I also have a pile of ASV related floppys that came from Ataris ASV dev group, all labelled with interesting things (no installation floppys though). I will image these and make them available (possibly send them to mikro to host all ASV related stuff in the same place?), if anyone is interested?
Cheers,
Richard.
Btw what happened to these? Did you manage to image them?
Also Markus, any chance to convince you to release your ASV disk backups / floppies?
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