So far 2100 is stable here but 1900,2000 is good i think. The specs from the pa6t is 1.8/2Ghz so I think this is fine. Hope the Rx patch will work, that were fantastic.
I had a bit of trouble loading the commands. My CFE hasn't changed in years and yet now it's always broken when reading USB. It can see the files but gives an ELF error and says files are not ELF. I don't know what it's looking at. I give up. I just copied all the files to my boot volume.
I see you chose a slightly lower load area before standard load point. And crashes are fixed by using -noints argument. Seriously? All the years I had to put up with CFE crashing after amigaboot.of exits. Son of a bitch! The "experts" could have told us. It's designed to crash, but adding this will fix it.
All the commands are verbal so interesting to read. Patches pass tests on my system. Do they patch in CFE code area or divert code to another place?
I'm with sailor about the SATA patch. I actually have all my ports full. A Blu reader, writer, Samsung 1G HDD and 512MB Kingston SSD. I couldn't see a way to scan the ports. By the looks of it there's no scan command unless I missed it. USB can be rescanned but can SATA? I didn't see any SATA commands. Don't see a way rescan bus. So far as I knew bus would be scanned while CFE is initialising.
What's this multi block speed hack trick you found?
I had a bit of trouble loading the commands. My CFE hasn't changed in years and yet now it's always broken when reading USB. It can see the files but gives an ELF error and says files are not ELF. I don't know what it's looking at. I give up. I just copied all the files to my boot volume.
make sure to use the -fs argument. e.g. -fs=amigafs or -fatfs or -fs=ext2. Here on my system, even if "dir cf0:" works, loading the patches without the -fs argument does not.
I am booting from a cf0:, the compact flash formatted FFS
- Added probing for Channel 1, so SATA ports 3 and 1 now work. - Fixed detection of "slave" devices even if no "master" is present. - Devices on any port will now be detected. You can have Port 0 (Ch0) and Port 3 (Ch1), or Port 2 (Ch0) and Port 1 (Ch1) working together, etc.
Looks like SATA in CFE is working in PATA compatibility mode (incl. "master/slave", which doesn't exists in native SATA mode), which is the same as sg2's AmigaOS 4.x SATA drivers (sii31[15][24]) are doing. You already seem to have added some optimizations ("pio32", no idea what exactly you changed there), but if you have access to sg2's AmigaOS 4.x driver sources check my PIO optimizations in it (multi word accesses, multi sector reads/writes, etc.), maybe my a4000/a1200ide.device parts as well, especially if CFE only supports PIO but no (U)DMA modes.