Linux E-uae and cdrom

Hello to everyone. I'd like to ask you how could I make the cdrom of my pc to get mounted under euae on linux. I installed the latest WIP version and my linux is the latest Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy. I read the scsi.txt, but I didn't manage to make it work. Here is my config file:

config_description=UAE default configuration
config_hardware=false
config_host=false
config_version=0.8.29
sdl.map_raw_keys=false
alsa.device=default
alsa.verbose=false
unix.rom_path=~/
unix.floppy_path=~/
unix.hardfile_path=~/
unix.savestate_path=~/
unix.cpu_idle=0
x86.use_tsc=yes
x11.low_bandwidth=false
x11.use_mitshm=true
x11.map_raw_keys=false
use_gui=yes
use_debugger=false
kickstart_rom_file=$(FILE_PATH)/UAE/roms/KICK31.ROM
kickstart_ext_rom_file=
kickstart_key_file=$(FILE_PATH)/UAE/roms/rom.key
flash_file=
cart_file=
kickshifter=false
floppy0=
floppy0type=0
floppy1=
floppy1type=0
floppy2=
floppy2type=-1
floppy3=
floppy3type=-1
nr_floppies=2
floppy_speed=100
parallel_on_demand=false
serial_on_demand=false
serial_hardware_ctsrts=true
serial_direct=false
scsi=true
scsi_device=ATAPI
sound_output=normal
sound_bits=16
sound_channels=stereo
sound_stereo_separation=7
sound_stereo_mixing_delay=0
sound_frequency=44100
sound_interpol=none
sound_adjust=0
sound_volume=0
sound_latency=100
comp_trustbyte=indirect
comp_trustword=indirect
comp_trustlong=indirect
comp_trustnaddr=indirect
comp_nf=true
comp_constjump=true
comp_oldsegv=false
comp_flushmode=soft
compforcesettings=true
compfpu=false
comp_midopt=false
comp_lowopt=false
avoid_cmov=false
cachesize=8120
joyport0=mouse
joyport1=kbd2
bsdsocket_emu=true
synchronize_clock=no
maprom=0x0
gfx_framerate=1
gfx_width=720
gfx_height=568
gfx_width_windowed=720
gfx_height_windowed=568
gfx_width_fullscreen=800
gfx_height_fullscreen=600
gfx_refreshrate=0
gfx_vsync=false
gfx_lores=false
gfx_linemode=double
gfx_correct_aspect=false
gfx_fullscreen_amiga=false
gfx_fullscreen_picasso=false
gfx_center_horizontal=none
gfx_center_vertical=none
gfx_colour_mode=8bit
immediate_blits=false
ntsc=false
hide_cursor=true
show_leds=false
keyboard_leds=numlock:none,capslock:none,scrolllock:none
chipset=aga
collision_level=playfields
fastmem_size=0
a3000mem_size=0
z3mem_size=16
bogomem_size=0
gfxcard_size=8
chipmem_size=4
cpu_speed=max
cpu_type=68040
cpu_compatible=false
cpu_cycle_exact=false
blitter_cycle_exact=false
log_illegal_mem=false
catweasel_io=0x0
kbd_lang=us
state_replay=no
state_replay_rate=250
state_replay_buffer=20971520
filesystem2=rw,AK0:AmiKit:$(FILE_PATH)/UAE/AmiKit,0
filesystem=rw,AmiKit:$(FILE_PATH)/UAE/AmiKit
filesystem2=ro,CD0:CDrom:/media/cdrom0,0
filesystem=ro,CDrom:/media/cdrom0
input.config=0
input.joymouse_speed_analog=20
input.joymouse_speed_digital=10
input.joymouse_deadzone=33
input.joystick_deadzone=33
input.mouse_speed=100
input.autofire=10
input.1.mouse.0.disabled=0
input.1.mouse.0.axis.0=MOUSE1_HORIZ.0
input.1.mouse.0.axis.1=MOUSE1_VERT.0
input.1.mouse.0.axis.2=MOUSE1_WHEEL.0
input.1.mouse.0.button.0=JOY1_FIRE_BUTTON.0
input.1.mouse.0.button.1=JOY1_2ND_BUTTON.0
input.1.mouse.0.button.2=JOY1_3RD_BUTTON.0
input.2.mouse.0.disabled=0
input.2.mouse.0.axis.0=MOUSE1_HORIZ.0
input.2.mouse.0.axis.1=MOUSE1_VERT.0
input.2.mouse.0.axis.2=MOUSE1_WHEEL.0
input.2.mouse.0.button.0=JOY1_FIRE_BUTTON.0
input.2.mouse.0.button.1=JOY1_2ND_BUTTON.0
input.2.mouse.0.button.2=JOY1_3RD_BUTTON.0
input.3.mouse.0.disabled=0
input.3.mouse.0.axis.0=MOUSE1_HORIZ.0
input.3.mouse.0.axis.1=MOUSE1_VERT.0
input.3.mouse.0.axis.2=MOUSE1_WHEEL.0
input.3.mouse.0.button.0=JOY1_FIRE_BUTTON.0
input.3.mouse.0.button.1=JOY1_2ND_BUTTON.0
input.3.mouse.0.button.2=JOY1_3RD_BUTTON.0
input.4.mouse.0.disabled=0
input.4.mouse.0.axis.0=MOUSE1_HORIZ.0
input.4.mouse.0.axis.1=MOUSE1_VERT.0
input.4.mouse.0.axis.2=MOUSE1_WHEEL.0
input.4.mouse.0.button.0=JOY1_FIRE_BUTTON.0
input.4.mouse.0.button.1=JOY1_2ND_BUTTON.0
input.4.mouse.0.button.2=JOY1_3RD_BUTTON.0

@walkero

First you need to get your IDE CDROM to act like SCSI device under Linux, this is done by configuring your Linux kernel whit SCSI support = YES, SCSI emulation = YES, then compile your self a new kernel.

Now apply all patches need for AmigaONE (DMA patches and HI mem patch etc.)

Make clean
Make dep
Make bzImage
Make modules

If your thinking about doing this on an AmigaOne, then you need to make your self a U-Boot kernelimage / bootimage, this done by downloading the U-Boot sourcecode, from www.SF.net, then you compile mkImage provided in that package, mkImage is used to make boot images for U-Boot.

(DO NOT FLASH / UPGRADE YOUR U-BOOT WHIT SOURCE CODE YOU DOWNLOADED)

@LiveForIt

I think he was referring to using E-UAE on a PC.

@Walkero
It is fairly easy, are you using the E-UAE gui at all? First step is to ensure your CDROM is NOT mounted under Linux.

Give me some more info and we'll go from here. For instance what is the mount directory your cdrom points to? Usually (Debian) /cdrom but for other linux flavours can be elsewhere like /mount/cdrom.



ace

@acefnq

Not mounted you mean to remove it from fstab?

It is mounted as /media/cdrom0 on my ubuntu machine!

@walkero

It can be in fsatb but do not click on it's icon on the desktop. Are you using the E-UAE gui at all?

ace

@acefnq

of'course I use the gui. What should I do with it?