Hi,
I have a MK3 around here and although it fits well into my
PEG, it doesn't work in MorphOS.
I'd like to get floppy-support and a SID-player which uses the
catweasel ..
Is there any hope to get this in the near future ?
bye

nope unless you do it yourself.
I have a MK4 here and as i don't have a PC anymore i put it into my AmigaOne. There will be some drivers for OS4 one day, but not for MorphOS. @Individual Computers they are not interested in MOS anymore and don't want to hear about it. Shame.



[ Edited by SoundSquare on 2006/3/5 23:23 ]

Hi,

->"@Individual Computers they are not interested in MOS
anymore...

I have a MK1V. I have the impression that PCs only count.

Hi,
what about the mountlist for multidisk.device you can download from MorphZone ?
Does this work for anyone ?
(I get some locking of my PEG but no drive I can use ..)
bye

Well
I had an MKIII installed in my Peg1 and had full access to floppies. I had to manually mount the drive through shell though....

magnetic

The linux drivers a free and open from what I can see. Why cany anyone just go look at those and do a port? I would love to have it working simply to just use my A3000 keyboard on the Pegasos. As of now I have an older IBM keyboard that feels just like an Amiga one, but its not the same. I was smart enough to make all my Amiga disks into ADF files before I got rid of my last working Amiga and burn them all to CD.

Catweasel Mk.3 works on MorphOS here. (But then, I have a Pegasos-1.)

[ Edited by KennyR on 2006/3/7 16:37 ]

Judas

Hmmm.. iirc somebody had that device working with floppies..

As far as Catweasel dont even bother to email Jens about drivers as he has some bbrv fetish and wont release/work on mos drivers..

magnetic

The problem with Jens isn't his spat with bbrv but the fact he doesn't seem to pay anyone to do drivers for his hardware. One driver - OpenPCI - can cover Amithlon, MorphOS and classic Amiga platforms at once (and OS4 too, with a wrapper of some kind). However that driver is old and buggy in CW3 and completely missing on CW4 - and its not the only platform missing support. He seems to hope that someone will do his drivers for free - but actually what happens is that just nobody buys his hardware.

Nice to hear,that it worked for some if you.
I also still have a Peg1 around ,if that's necessary.

What multidisk.device did you use?

I tied the latest from Jen's website ..

bye

I used the multidisk.device that came on the driver CD. I think it's the same as on Jen's site anyway. It's:

multidisk.device 3.63 (11/04/2003)

CW3 worked straight off but for stability I did three things:

* Copied an old (v42) FastFileSystem to L:

* Edited the mountlist of the floppy driver and added "FileSystem=L:FastFileSystem" (this used the old filesystem in 1.4.1. Stopped working in 1.4.5 though.)

* Increased the stack in the mountlist to 10000 or so.

It still crashes sometimes when mounted so there's no point in putting it in DEVS:DOSDrivers, but with the modifications I made to the mountlist it crashes less often. And without changing the filesystem you can't format a disk. Seems FFS2 was only ever intended for hard drive partition use.