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Problem with AmigaOS4.1U1 after installation (maybe) in context with UBoot1.3.1a [SOLVED] |
Posted on: 2010/1/17 13:30
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Hello Amiga Fans,
I have a problem after installation of AmigaOS 4.1 U1: I have a SAM440 Mobo. The first thing I did was to update UBoot to version 1.3.1a - no problems with that. For the first time (just for testing) I installed AmigaOS4.1 U1 right over the old AmigaOS 4.1 installation on the same partition (DH0) - without changing anything to the partition. Everything worked fine and I was able to boot the new OS4.1 U1 installation. But I wantred to install it again on a fresh and clean partition so that theres nothing left over from the previous installation. I used HD ToolBox right after Booting the AmigaOS 4.1 U1 cd. I reinstalled RDB and SLB for AmigaOS. I removed the DH0 partition an created a new one with SFS/00 filesystem. I set the blocksize to 512 (according to the manual) seleceted the 'Bootable' flag in addition anf formated the new parttion (completely - no quick format option) Then I installed the OS . No problems so far But if I try now to boot the OS the following happens every time I try: First Uboot always jumps into the Preferences menu - even I saved the configuration with the boot order of the devices (first SII-4-4 SATA HD - second SII-4 SATADVD) That happened also with the first Installation over the old AmigaOS4.1 installation. I always had to press ESCAPE until I saw the menue "Save settings and exit" Why does UBoot 1.3.1a not remember these settings? The SAM440 always jumps into the prefernces menu after booting. As I m Flex Board) A I mentioned above that happens since updating to UBoot 1.3.1a (and I chose the right version for SAM440 - not for the FLEX board) But at least the OS booted. Now since I recreated the DH0 partion it seems that UBoot does not write the configuration to the disk and so the second stage bootloader complains that no configuration file is found on any supported device or partition. And in Uboot 1.3.1a there are only three entries in the menu. In the previous version there was a point to select a configuration. Is this obsolete in 1.3.1a? And how can I create a config file? I always say: Save configuration and exit. No success ![]() Can anynone of you give me a hand on this prob? Thanx in advance for your time!!!! Greets Andi Edited by fastbit66 on 2010/1/17 18:33:59
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Re: Problem with AmigaOS4.1U1 after installation (maybe) in context with UBoot1.3.1a |
Posted on: 2010/1/17 16:48
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Quote: seleceted the 'Bootable' flag Did you also select Auto mount/Mount on boot/Whatever it's in English next to that bootable flag (in Media Toolbox) ? |
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Re: Problem with AmigaOS4.1U1 after installation (maybe) in context with UBoot1.3.1a |
Posted on: 2010/1/17 18:39
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I could solve the issue ![]() The first thing that UBOOT always jumps into the preferences menu could be solved by setting the environment variable bootcmd to 'boota' By default there was 'menu' set. The second was that I had to format the partition from the launched WB Formatting by using the mediatoollbox from the installer didn't work. So I formatted the parttion DH0 (which was shown as unformatted on the WB) and then I called the installer again. Now everything is fine ![]() Thanx a lot ! Andi |
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