josef@augs.ccs.imp.com (Josef Egloff) (07/22/90)
hello, fist, thanks to all who mailed me their hints. a some time ago, I posted my problems with the workbench icons on my A2000 (enhanced with GVP 68030/68882 board. There are some hints I received, but no one helps. The problem (not really, but my eyes....) is still there. The file-protection flags are set right (rwed) and the harddisk isn't locked. I think the problem must be in the softhacks that the people at GVP had done. This because, when I have a disk with a r/w error, then comes a requester wich told me I should run DISKSALV (yes! not the DiskDoctor) or the workbenchs name isn't workbench but FASTBENCH. Ok, think I see the solution will be very tricky.., but I hope there is one. cu josef -- < Josef Egloff | USENET: josef@augs.ccs.imp.com > < Pfaffnernweg 19 | PATH: impch!accsys!augs!josef > < CH - 4852 Rothrist | > < Switzerland | AUGS: as SYSOP (acc #1) >
daveh@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dave Haynie) (07/24/90)
In article <josef.100423@augs.ccs.imp.com> josef@augs.ccs.imp.com (Josef Egloff) writes: >I think the problem must be in the softhacks that the people at GVP had done. >This because, when I have a disk with a r/w error, then comes a requester >wich told me I should run DISKSALV (yes! not the DiskDoctor) or the >workbenchs name isn't workbench but FASTBENCH. That's simply the effect of running SetCPU FASTROM, assuming you have SetCPU V1.5. If you're using the standard GVP Startup-Sequence, they run this rather early on as I recall. It doesn't make icons disappear or anything like that, but you can comment out the SetCPU line and see this for yourself. >< Josef Egloff | USENET: josef@augs.ccs.imp.com > -- Dave Haynie Commodore-Amiga (Amiga 3000) "The Crew That Never Rests" {uunet|pyramid|rutgers}!cbmvax!daveh PLINK: hazy BIX: hazy The Dave Haynie branch of the New Zealand Fan Club