Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all* of the bootargs when you run `setenv', then do not run savenv, go straight to `bootd'. Thanks for the clarification, Thomas.Erm - did I miss the <irony/sarcasm> tag here ;-) ?No sarcasm intended, the instruction was for the OP (could have made that clearer). We're talking AmigaOne here, otherwise I wouldn't have jumped in at all.
I have a great AmigaONE computer
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Sorry, my bad, overread ^that word of the OP all the time %) - if I
hadn't I probably wouldn't have replied at all, assuming this is an
AmigaONE specific problem - so thanks for clarifying ;-).
We haven't got a boot selector yet. The environment can point to exactly one partition for booting, and if I've read it right it will load the first file on that - it has to be a PReP partition, and since it doesn't have a filesystem I guess there's only ever one file. Alternatively, you override it to boot from a different PReP disk partition, or a CD. It's fun, it just takes a bit of getting used to.
Wonder why they didn't use openfirmware like most PPCs - backwards compatibility to older AmigaOS - or is this firmware not as "open as in speech"?
-Thomas