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Mount ADFs produces Illegal Instructions

Cool_amigaN

# 1
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly

Posts: 761 from 2011/11/30

RMB -> Mount -> (Any) ADF produces always an illegal instruction of the filedisk.device (and doesn't mount anything), whereas mounting (same) ADFs from FileImageCtrl works correctly.

Log output is kinda huge, tried to post it here but got error 0022. Trying to attach the file instead again I get error preventing me from posting. The log starts whining about Quark - Abox. Is there anyone I can mail it?
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»16.06.19 - 09:42

polluks

# 2
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Posts: 803 from 2007/10/23

From: Gelsenkirchen,...

[ Editiert durch polluks 16.06.2019 - 17:44 ]
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»16.06.19 - 10:37

Piru

# 3
MorphOS Developer

Posts: 587 from 2003/2/24

From: finland, the l...

Quote:

Cool_amigaN wrote:
RMB -> Mount -> (Any) ADF produces always an illegal instruction of the filedisk.device (and doesn't mount anything), whereas mounting (same) ADFs from FileImageCtrl works correctly.

filedisk.device isn't part of MorphOS. I guess this is some 68k device you've installed somehow. This doesn't seem to be a problem in MorphOS itself, especially since FileImageCtrl (which is part of MorphOS itself) works okay.
»16.06.19 - 11:50

Cool_amigaN

# 4
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Posts: 761 from 2011/11/30

Ah, OK many thanks! Strange thing is that the crash happens every time but only after launching OWB, isn't that strange? If I mount the adf straight after boot it works. I will remove it and see how it goes. By the way if you put away a mounted adf it appears only by double clicking ambient. How can a restore it? Un put away isn't there to select it.. Btw I send the error log, hope you can just ignore it.
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»16.06.19 - 12:35

jPV

# 5
Yokemate of Keyboards

Posts: 2096 from 2003/2/24

From: po-RNO

I wonder where you have got these RMB menu entries to mount ADFs? Maybe from Chrysalis if it uses filedisk.device somehow? How does the Mount entry look like in the application/x-adf mime-type in your Ambient settings?

I have x-adf mime-type from Korni's WHDLOpener archive and it simply uses FileImageCtrl to mount the ADFs with RMB, and I don't have problems with it.
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»16.06.19 - 12:55

KennyR

# 6
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Posts: 878 from 2003/3/4

From: #AmigaZeux, Gu...

filedisk.device seems to be part of the Isomount (and Imagemount) packages on Aminet.
»16.06.19 - 15:56

Cool_amigaN

# 7
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Posts: 761 from 2011/11/30

Thanks both, that was it: x-adf rmb => mount => points to c:isomount >nil: %sp. What should it state in order to revert to correct setting? It used to work through a chrysalis pack.
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»16.06.19 - 18:49

polluks

# 8
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From: Gelsenkirchen,...
SYS:Prefs/Ambient/filetypes/application/x-adf
Code:
```
AMTD
1
Type application/x-adf
Name Amiga Disk File
Action
	Name Open
	Event DoubleClick
	Command INTERNAL loaduri "vfs:///%sp?type=xad" VIEWID %Si
	Flag unquoted
	End
Action
	Name Mount
	Event Menu
	Command AMIGADOS SYS:Tools/FileImageCtrl >nil: insert 0 %sp MOUNT
	End
End
```
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»17.06.19 - 10:03

Cool_amigaN

# 9
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Posts: 761 from 2011/11/30

Thanks, we are back in business :)
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»17.06.19 - 15:24