ins_adjb@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Daniel Jay Barrett) (05/06/88)
About a year ago, somebody owning a C. Ltd. "Timesaver" posted some advice on how to keep it from interfering with the mounting of the VD0: recoverable RAM disk. The problem was this: "Mount VD0:" MUST be the first command executed in your startup-sequence. However, the Timesaver notices a warm reboot signal, sends a ^D to kill the startup-sequence, and sends two commands to the Amiga: date <correct date & time> execute s:startup-sequence The poster mentioned a way to have both Timesaver and VD0: coexist peacefully; could he/she please re-post, or e-mail to me, or could somebody else suggest a solution? Thanks! Also... does anybody know the difference between the Timesaver and the new "Timesaver II" mentioned in the latest AMAZING COMPUTING (hardware guide section)? -- Dan Barrett ins_adjb@jhunix.UUCP barrett@cs.jhu.edu