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Re: GS and weird HD problem...
Ok...
SCSI card is set to pin #9, which should be SCSI ID 7
HD has been set to 0, 1, 2, 3, via external switch,
also to ID 0 by removing external switch and manually jumpering the blocks...
Started GSOS 6.0 install, selected quit, launcher then allowed me to start
advanced disk utility...
Partitioned the drive into two 32 meg partitions, calling them Quantum1 and
Quantum two...
Proceeded with the install, everything went fine...
re-booted, and there are seven instances of Quantum1, and seven of Quantum2
(this verified by Prosel16, via booting from 3.5 drive)
same thing happens whether I use advanced disk utility, or Apple scsi
utilities disk...
Now, repartitioned it, and went into Shrinkit, and chose to format slot 7,
drive 1 and it worked...
(however, could not find drive 2 on slot 7)
Booted with GS OS 6.0 install, and installed to volume named Quantum1, created
by Shrinkit...
This time it works...no multiple instances of drives...
However, I still only have one 32 meg partition, not two.
would like to know how to access/utilize the other 200+ megs on the hard
drive...
(HFS, etc...)
also, WHY does it keep showing up as multiple drives when I partition it as
two drives?
thanks!
Bill
In article <379A058E.BF1EBB96@texas.net>, phoenyx <phoenyx@texas.net> wrote:
>Supertimer wrote:
>
>> Check the FST folder in the System folder. You should have a
>> Pro.FST (ProDOS file system) and an HFS.FST (HFS file system).
>> If you are missing the HFS one, check the System Tools disks
>> until you find the HFS.FST. Install it and break that dreaded
>> 32MB barrier. You'll also get more flexible filename rules with
>> HFS!
>
>As long as he understand that P8 will never access the HFS disk.
>So this means that it should only be used by/for GSOS programs
>or file backups which will be transferred to a P8 disk for P8 apps
>to access.
>
>Phoenyx
>
>