20 years to get Amiga Workbench 3.1 update, and only a fortnight to get first patch What will happen if this momentum continues? By Alexander J Martin 26 Oct 2016. Workbench 3.1 disk Extras 3.1 disk Fonts disk. Workbench 3.1 on 4GB Compact Flash CF Amiga OS 3.1 Workbench Manual 0 Review(s) Add Your Review.

Well I'm up and running now, thanks to James. Just reading through this thread some of you remind me of System Administrators I have had to work with in the past. I can just see your eyes rolling when someone posts a newbie question. Well thanks for the help. Eric -- 'Eric Feliu' wrote in message news:titdj41nf2u1da@corp.supernews.com. Tofu.@yahoo.ca 24/3/2017, 14:47 น.

Activate an Emergency Disk II floppy Another thing you can do is activating a ready-made Emergency Disk II floppy, you can find download links for the ADF images on the page, and instructions for activating can be found on the page.

It would really have been best to rename the pendrive/CF card to AmigaOS3.9, but here the problem is that FAT formatted drives can't have dots in the volume names, so you will have to rename the device to AmigaOS39 instead. Don't worry about the drive not having the correct name since the Emergency Disk II floppy will look for both names upon booting. Copy the AmigaOS 3.9 files to a HDF image file With Amiga911 Maker 1.62 it is possible to create Emergency Disk II floppies that supports booting from both AmigaOS3.9 ISO and HDF image files, where they can be present on any drive that gets mounted upon booting the Emergency Disk II.

- You can either use the ROM from your Amiga 500 or buy it from Have all that? Then For Method 2: • A 2.x Kick-Start ROM Image. - You can either use the ROM from your Amiga 500Plus/600 (if you have one) or buy it from Or • A blank pre-formatted HDF from if you do not have a Kick-Start 2 ROM Have all that?

This is unlike the environment, which intentionally added several recognizable post-Commodore/Amiga features. By popular demand, and consistent with our original goal of preserving the Classic Amiga heritage, the Amiga Forever series always included ROMs, floppy disk images and system updates also taking into account 'Classic Support' scenarios (for use outside of emulated Amiga systems). Thus, Workbench 3.1 as sets of physical floppy disks (e.g. For customers who purchased a used Amiga computer, but were missing the disks), preinstalled on CompactFlash and SD cards, and in other formats. A license key is always included, to make it possible to additionally download a copy to update or restore the original. System Requirements Workbench 3.1 requires a 3.0 or 3.1 Amiga ROM ('Kickstart') version, and is additionally compatible with 3.X ROMs as used in Amiga Forever.

Since then I have come across your >Amiga In A Box software. As usual I came up against the problem of their being a WB3.1 >disk being needed. I couldn't find one anywhere and your Amiga Forever script didn't >seem to work properly.

When files are created/modified from within the Amiga, the host file mtime (last modified time) is updated based on the Amiga file date/time. FS-UAE then decides if it needs to store more information about the file in a metadata file: • If the file has a file comment, FS-UAE will create a metadata file. • If the file has non-default file permissions, FS-UAE will create a metadata file. • FS-UAE reads back the last modified time from the host file, and checks that the time was stored with high enough precision (Amiga files are stored with 1/50s precision). If the time could not be stored accurately, FS-UAE will create a metadata file.

For doing this you must first create a new HDF image file in WinUAE, and then add it to the emulated Amiga. The HDF image needs to be at least 512 MB in size, and you should also make sure that the default settings with a block size of 512 bytes and a BlocksPerTrack value of 32 is used. Another thing is that it's safest to just use the standard FastFileSystem (FFS). After the emulated Amiga has booted up, you may need to format the HDF image.

So click on the correct device icon, and select 'Icons > Format disk' from the Workbench menu. In the window that now pops up, make sure that only the 'Fast File System' and 'International Mode' options are enabled. The Volume Name suggested should be 'Empty', and you can just leave this alone for now (you will rename it later).

Management & organisational behaviour. I have selected the A4000, 3.1 ROM, Cyberstorm PPC (AmigaOS 4.x) model, with the CyberStorm PPC accelerator board and made sure that the cyberstormppc.rom file is in the Kickstarts directory. I’ve also made sure that QEMU-UAE has been placed in the Plugins directory (although it doesn’t show up in the “settings/plugins” list for some reason). I’m sure it’s something I have forgotten but I simply can’t seem to find it. Is there anything you could suggest? Thanks for your help.

Otherwise you can try to locate the correct device by checking the capacity or contents of all the mounted drives on your emulated Amiga. When you have figured this out, you can either use a filemanager for copying all the files, or you can do it in Shell.