[comp.sys.amiga] BridgeBoard woes ...

jrichard@hawk.ulowell.edu (John Richardson) (09/15/90)

   I have a problem with my bridgeboard if I try to start up pc-color;
I have tried many things to alleviate this but to no avail.  Here's what
happens :
		1) I boot off my hard drive
		2) start pc-mono from the workbench(color/mono jumper at mono)
		3) type mode co80 at the A> prompt
		4) close the pc-mono window and
		5) click pc-color (twice)
	now the pointer turns "busy" acquires a red border and THAT'S IT!
	There is no guru or task held requester; however, the machine just
	seizes up.

	O.K. Now for the strange part:
		if I assign sys: to df0: anywhere between 1 and 5 (and put 
	any disk in df0: ) I can boot in color with no seizing.  I do have
	a fake hard drive for the IBM side and that works ok as far as I
	know.  If I boot with the AmigaDOS disk supplied with the 
	Bridgeboard and then assign sys: to dh0: (after mounting the dh0:)
	it sezies.  I didn't see anything in the User's Guide about this
	but it doesn't have much technical info anyway.
	        I am conserned that I have some old Janus software as
	when I bought it from my local dealer he blew dust off the box.
	
	I have pcwindow 2.0g1, msdos version 3.30, pcprefs ram=E000,
	Janus.library 33.1b5 -- 25 Oct 1988, A2088XT bridgeboard,
	1.3 Roms, no extended chip set, no extra memory, 
	Amiga 2000 Rev. 6.7 (I think) motherboard, and a IVS Trumpcard
	and a Seagate (ack) drive.  Otherwise a stock system.


	ANY AND ALL HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.  I will summerize to
	the net when I get responses.


				Thanks!

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akcs.dhansen@vpnet.chi.il.us (Dave hansen) (09/22/90)

Delete :PC/System/Sidecar.table.  When you save PC settings, it makes this
file which causes color PC window to get confused.