Big trouble with PegasosII IDE.
  • Just looking around
    Posts: 20 from 2004/2/26
    From: Saint-Petersbu...
    Hi, I have a big trouble with PegasosII.
    The problems are in HDDs.
    I connect Fujitsu2.5" as secondary (master) IDE via 40 pin cable,
    and Quantum3.5"(slave) and NEC DVD-RV(master) as primary IDE via 80 pin cable.

    The problem: both HDD have R/W errors some times, so I can't propertly install MorphOS
    on them.

    Both work fine on PC and Amiga, but on Peg2 cannot.
    Format under Ambiend with full check - is OK.
    But after that I have errors when install the OS, read/write files.
    When, sometimes, the OS was succesfuly installed - it can't bootup after day or two.

    I tried to change the maxtransfer without any changes.

    The system can bootup from HD only if it on secondary IDE,
    but from CD just if it primary master.

    I get my peg2G4 from the Vesalia at the and of May, it firmware have blue 'b'.

    The system bootup from cd without any problems.
    The Quantum 1.7Gb have initial seek every reset.

    What I do wrong???
    Autor of the BTR_8x8 - Video Capture program for MOS/QNX4/Windows.
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    AyoS
    Posts: 410 from 2003/8/13
    From: West Palm Beac...
    Which drive are you trying to boot from?
    if it is your secondary ide drive, why not switch the 2.5 with the 3.5?

    put the Quantum 3.5 as primary.

    maybe this might help???

    also When I formatted my drives I did not use the format with check option


    Maybe someone else has the answers...


    Katos1
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    todi
    Posts: 140 from 2003/2/18
    From: Gate to the World
    You should definitely use 80pin cable for all your HDs!
    ToDi

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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    ChatDEau
    Posts: 248 from 2003/4/4
    From: MONTREAL, Quebec
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    todi is right ... I first try a Pegasos with regular 40-pin and got only R/W errors. Bought 80-pin cables and it fixed the problem right away.

    Or perhaps one of your drive is causing problems? Did you try unplugging them 1 by 1 and see if the errors were still happening?

    Hope it helps,
    Fred
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  • Cocoon
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    AMiGR
    Posts: 51 from 2003/9/10
    From: Nottingham
    40 conductor cables are *NOT* supported at all!
    Alkis Tsapanidis
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    antoon
    Posts: 4 from 2003/5/23
    When write Another users, You must use 80pin cable for connect Hdd.
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