Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

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As I told before my AmigaOne X5000 resets after the splash screen.You can read it probably on my first posts.

Ah yes, it's on the second page. Forgot about that. Ok, so that proves the partitions are still there or at least the partition holding the Kickstart. Which should be on DH0.

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How can I install RDB?

Using Media Toolbox. But I wouldn't recommend it without a backup. It will delete all records of your partitions.

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And as I said before my HDD partitions shows on Media toolBox.3 in total.

I can't think of any reason for them go missing. Usually there would be some sign like an NDOS icon on Workbench for any corrupt partition. Is it the same in the CLI? So if you run Info in a shell window is there also no sign? Assign is another command that will give info.

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Partition Wizard doesn't run.I tried before and no luck.

The pendrive should have a compatible version. It may just be a basic recovery Workbench without any Enhancer fixes or just Radeon driver. While it's usually all pre-installed by a dealer that only works if the system doesn't break. Which in reality a recovery system should be able to fix. However your problem is unusual.

These days an X5000 is offered with an SSD drive. Currently Amedia sells it with one. What isn't ruled out yet is the HDD going faulty. The problems you experienced could be a symptom of that. The first HDD on my XE played within a few short years.

Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

Yes it was after loading modules.

What happens if you let it boot normally off HDD? Does that break as well I expect? Or partially boot from HDD?

If there is no sign of your DH0 it may be destroyed. But it would take more than file corruption. You would have needed to purposely delete the partition or reinstall RDB by installing HDD again from Media Toolbox and resetting the RDB.

Does the HDD show up in Media Toolbox still?

I recommend running Partition Wizard from Utilities. It should be installed on your pen drive.

The X5000 CD would be the only one compatible but I don't know what would stop it booting. In any case you have the pen drive that works and would be faster.

Epsilon is an Amiga fan that runs a blog. He also has an X1000, X5000 and A1222. He's experienced with X5000 and has overcome problems when messing up files. However he isn't a forum regular here.

https://www.epsilonsworld.com/search?q=x5000

Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

Yes it was after loading modules.

What happens if you let it boot normally off HDD? Does that break as well I expect? Or partially boot from HDD?

If there is no sign of your DH0 it may be destroyed. But it would take more than file corruption. You would have needed to purposely delete the partition or reinstall RDB by installing HDD again from Media Toolbox and resetting the RDB.

Does the HDD show up in Media Toolbox still?

I recommend running Partition Wizard from Utilities. It should be installed on your pen drive.

The X5000 CD would be the only one compatible but I don't know what would stop it booting. In any case you have the pen drive that works and would be faster.

Epsilon is an Amiga fan that runs a blog. He also has an X1000, X5000 and A1222. He's experienced with X5000 and has overcome problems when messing up files. However he isn't a forum regular here.

https://www.epsilonsworld.com/search?q=x5000

sacc-dude wrote:Okay then.. I'm sensing a lot of resistance.

You need to tell us a lot more in detail to help you,
I notice you have lots of distractions (Finex, Dir Opus, Enhancer different file systems (SFS)

I guess you are using a A1-G3, as a base...

The clues bring us to asking for what is setup in your KickLayout file? It should include FastFilesystem, CDfilesystem, NGFile System, and SmartFile System on a X5000

There's so much more!!!
Who's your dealer? Maybe they could help?
What did you do to make your system unstable?
Maybe you could make a video, so that we could see what's going on?

You never responded to the Epsilion question?

without your help/info.. I can't do anything but point blindly

Sorry

Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

[quote]OK but I have little money and it is for some other things.

Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

It's hard to answer without knowing what's stopping the partition showing up. But if they don't show up in DirOpus they won't appear in the other backup programs as well. However, with DirOpus you also need to add your partitions to the list on the left unless you right click on the "S" button near the centre, to see your partitions.

So when you booted the pen drive did they show up? Does your Workbench show up? If you can see that then you can at least back it up.

Also, be careful of SFSSalv. It's rather old now and SFS has been updated since. Since you have an X5000 you should also have Enhancer included. This has an updated SFS as well as PartitionWizard. This can check your partitions for errors and also do a backup. The Salvage option can back up to another drive.

You have SFS\2 volume as well. I've had one in the past but it broke. I had to salvage the data. As mentioned SFS\2 lacks recovery tools. I've avoided it since. I may have been able to backup by copying off Workbench before the filessystem totally destroyed itself.

It's recommend to use NGFS now as it's a modern filesystem with 64 bit support and can replace both SFS\2 and JXFS with a supported filesystem that has recovery tools. But, the catch is, it's only released for X5000. It's constantly updated to fix bugs. However, there's no easy way to update it, as you are expected to track down the developers email address and ask for it.

Hypex wrote:@MamePPCA1

Personally, I've tried these backup programs before, but end up giving up. Not sure what it was but they can get stuck if a file system has errors. I tend to go back to Workbench even though that has flaws.

Both are old designs and a strange mix. One is 68K so using old DOS functions but simple enough. The other is updated for OS4 but still using an old interface and is slightly confusing to use.

I'd use the older BackUp given the choice. Just needs source and destination. But, you could also just use a tool like DirOpus. That may be the easier option.