eric@pyramid.pyramid.com ( sybase) (10/17/88)
It looks like GOMF (at least version 2.2) doesn't work on 1.3 systems - is this correct? I had started up GOMF, but then got nailed with a guru anyway. Will GOMF 3.0 take care of this? Does anyone know of any other software that specifically does not work with 1.3? (Not that I would give up FFS, but I do want to start nagging software vendors to upgrade their products.)
barrett@ektools.UUCP (Chris Barrett) (10/18/88)
I got 1.3 yesterday and got it all installed on my system which includes GOMF 2.2. I haven't had a problem booting every thing up, no GURU. I had a modified kickstart under 1.2 with 8 color Workbench and NoClickStart, I have 1.3 kickstart modified for the 8 color WB but I don't have the source for NoClickStart, does any one have this that they could E-mail to me? Thanks in advance, Chris. rochester!kodak!ektools!barrett
eric@pyrps5 (Eric Bergan) (10/23/88)
In article <1518@ektools.UUCP> barrett@ektools.UUCP (Chris Barrett) writes: >I got 1.3 yesterday and got it all installed on my system which includes >GOMF 2.2. I haven't had a problem booting every thing up, no GURU. I should have been clearer in my original posting. I can certainly boot and run with GOMF 2.2 installed on 1.3, its just that it doesn't seem to catch GURU's anymore.
peter@sugar.uu.net (Peter da Silva) (10/23/88)
In article <44361@pyramid.pyramid.com>, eric@pyrps5 (Eric Bergan) writes: > I should have been clearer in my original posting. I can certainly > boot and run with GOMF 2.2 installed on 1.3, its just that it doesn't > seem to catch GURU's anymore. This is weird. I'm using GOMF 1.0 (yeh, I'm a lazy cheapskate software bludger) and it handles Gurus just fine under Workbench 1.3. I'm still using Kickstart 1.2, though, since I can't Autoboot of RAD: if it's in non-autoconfig RAM. Speaking of RAD:, I was disappointed I couldn't mount two RAD disks and diskcopy df1: into RAM on boot as well as df0:. Oh well, I can usually start working as soon as df0: is in, so it's no big deal. RAD: and VD0: co-exist just fine, so I can do subsequent boots as fast as ever. Still wondering if I should resident anything beside Shell-Seg if I'm running out of a 79 sector RAD:, since it does cost some extra RAM... -- Peter da Silva `-_-' peter@sugar.uu.net Have you hugged U your wolf today? Disclaimer: I accept full responsibility for my own typos.