Sorry if this is off topic, but I'm getting frantic here. It's
complicated, but please bear with me as I really need some help.
I have an A2000 with an A2630 030/25 board and an Oktagon 2008
SCSI controller. This is the OLD system.
I've just bought a GVP A2060 68060/50 board. This has SCSI on
board. This is the NEW system.
I also have two SCSI Hard Drives. One is a 540 Meg Quantum with
4 FFS partitions. the other is a 4.3 GIG IBM with 4 PFS2
partitions. This used to be perfect. All worked well.
Witjhe the new system, the early-boot screen didn't recognise the
IBM/PFS drive. HDToolBox did find it, so I assumed that this was
a problem with PFS2. I created a FFS partition on it and this was
recognised, so the PFS disgnosis seemed confirmed.
Much swapping of boards occurred (I can install these things in the
dark by now!!). Every time the old system worked OK but the new
one only recognised FFS partitions.
Now comes the major problem. I used ExpertPrep, the GVP
equivalent of HDToolBox, and that said that the PFS partitions
were not automaount. Ah ha, I thought, set them to automount
and all will be well. Ooops. Now the new system behaves as
before - eraly boot doesn't recognise the PFS partitions, but
HDToolBox does. The old system - NOTHING recognises the
HDD at all. I am stuffed, this is my live Motel data. I do have
backups, but two months old because the machine lost a memory
board and I couldn't run the CD writing software.
Any ideas would be really appreciated
Regards
Tony
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