No, they shouldn't. There is no file named "uaescsi.device". The device is created in memory (inside the emulation) by uae when you specify scsi=true in the config file. Same with "bsdsocket.library" (for this you have to set bsdsocket_emu=true).
uaescsi.device and BSDsocket.library were two items leftout of OS4 version. I'm pretty sure mentioned this a very long time ago.
The bsdocket.library emulation doesn't work on OS4.0 at the moment, but uaescsi.device does. However, uaescsi.device currently only supports mounting an optical drive (CD-ROM/DVD, etc.) within E-UAE.
If you want to import an existing AmigaOS filesystem to use on E-UAE on AmigaOS, then you'll have to make an image of it and mount it as a hardfile. A partition has to be less than 2GB (on AmigaOS hosts ) for this to work.
Sorry. I don't have time to follow this thread in detail. Email me privately for more advice or, better still, ask on the uae@freelists.org mailing list.
Load in eUAE In a shell, type version uaescsi.device full to check if your device is loaded
Check if you got L:CacheCDFS 42.19 (02.06.1999)
Devs:DosDrivers/CD0 with salass00's post: /***************************************************************/ /* CacheCDFS mountlist entry ? 2000 Amiga Inc. */ /***************************************************************/ FileSystem = L:CacheCDFS /* The name of the game */ Device = "uaescsi.device" /* Name of exec device driver */ Unit = 0 /* exec device unit */ Flags = 0 /* OpenDevice flags */ BlocksPerTrack = 351000 /* Unused */ BlockSize = 2048 /* True, but unused */ Mask = 0x7ffffffe /* Memory mask for direct read */ MaxTransfer = 0x1000000 /* Maximum amount of bytes for direct read */ Reserved = 0 /* Unused */ Interleave = 0 /* Unused */ LowCyl = 0 /* Unused */ HighCyl = 0 /* Unused */ Surfaces = 1 /* Unused */ Buffers = 50 /* Number of cache lines */ BufMemType = 1 /* MEMF_PUBLIC */ BootPri = 2 /* Boot priority for MountCD */ GlobVec = -1 /* Do not change! */ Mount = 1 /* Mount it immediately */ Priority = 10 /* Priority of FileSystem task */ DosType = 0x43443031 /* Currently unused */ StackSize = 3000 /* Minimum stack required is 3000! */ Control = "MD=1 LC=1 DC=8 L LV AL LFC=1 HR=.rsrc NTD AUDIO=Utilities/PlayCD" /* The Control field is for special adjustments */ /* L/S convert all file/volume names to lowercase */ /* LV/S convert volume names to lowercase */ /* AL/S Auto-Lower converts only non-Amiga CDs */ /* LFC/N start converting at this character */ /* LC/N/A number of blocks per cache line */ /* DC/N/A number of cache lines for the data cache */ /* MD/N/A number of blocks, when starting direct read, not using */ /* the cache. 0 will be a reasonable default (LC*DC+1) */ /* S/S Do SCSI direct commands, no Trackdisk like commands! */ /* NC/S Do NOT use TD_ADDCHANGEINT, poll for DiskChange! */ /* M/S Issue a TD_MOTOR (OFF) command after read */
Check if this CD0 file is flagged rwed and s and the command to start is C:Mount.
To test if it works or not you can always do a assign CD0: dismount to get rid of CD0 and try again installing it by altering the prefs and double clicking it's icon
The bsdocket.library emulation doesn't work on OS4.0 at the moment, but uaescsi.device does. However, uaescsi.device currently only supports mounting an optical drive (CD-ROM/DVD, etc.) within E-UAE.
If you want to import an existing AmigaOS filesystem to use on E-UAE on AmigaOS, then you'll have to make an image of it and mount it as a hardfile. A partition has to be less than 2GB (on AmigaOS hosts ) for this to work.
So, we have to help @nubechecorre to mount a CDROM (readable under OS4) inside his eUAE installation...
Otherwise it would be dead easy, as you already wrote
btw: that mounting as a hardfile was my choice long before i figured how to mount my OS4 CDROM to eUAE with help of this thread ... another 600MB HD space saved
If i put this string as snuffy suggested i can use the cd-rom on my amiga os 3.9 under e-uae, the only problem is that if i eject the cd i have a requester that appears telling me to replace the cd0..
Quote:
filesystem2=ro,CD0:CD-ROM:CD0:,0
I also checked the -uaescsi.device full- version and i got