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If you haven't been following along with the build, I suggest reading and first, as this Part 3 continues straight on from Part 2. Next up I wanted to install DiskImageGUI, which allows you to mount ADF, IDF, DMS and ISO images as virtual drives on AmigaOS3.1. Other formats are supported too. To use DiskImageGUI we have to install a few other programs first, namely AISS4.12, expat.library, IPF capsimage.device, screennotify.library and titlebaric - except for capsimage.device (which you download from ), the rest can be downloaded from. I also took the opportunity while on Aminet to get mpega.library, needed for mp3 playback. Important Note: I found that DiskImageGUI causes some issues with DOpus 5.9 when mounting disks.
It changes all the icons on the desktop and makes them unable to be opened. Make sure you close DOpus 5.9 before mounting disks in DiskImageGUI. After un-mounting the images, you can then run DOpus 5.9 again. Let's test mounting a floppy ADF first.I copied it to USB and mounted it directly from there onto the AmigaOS3.1 Workbench using DiskImageGUI - I picked an old Amiga Computing cover disk in ADF format, and then played back one of the MusicBox songs directly from it. Note that filenames with.mp3 that are too long (as above) stored on a FastFileSystem partition (like the CF Card is) need to be renamed and truncated to include the.mp3 extension - otherwise you can't view or open them in the open file window in AmigaAmp.
Alternatively, keep the mp3's on a USB stick, as the fat95 file system supports the longer names - but be aware that in my testing, streaming mp3's from usb didn't work well - so I copied them to the CF card first. If you have streaming 192k mp3's from usb stick working well under AmigaOS3.1, please let me know what you did! Next, internet access. Because this is AmigaOS3.1, I installed AmigaKit's EasyNet software, which installs AMITCP and it's own developed software to configure AmiTCP settings without delving into editing various complicated settings files in AMITCP manually. There is also plenty of help available and support from AmigaKit. You can purchase EasyNet from Previously I covered here how to get AmigaOS3.9 online, which has Genesis included and so it doesn't need EasyNet installed to do it (although you can use it).
Given the annoyance that I know AMITCP is to configure, EasyNet makes it much simpler to get internet access from the Amiga 600 up and running under AmigaOS3.1 Note that for my wireless card to work, I need to install the prism2v2 driver first, as I covered in detail previously. For AmigaOS3.1, we install EasyNet instead of configuring Genesis (as I did in the blog entry referred to just now), as that is for AmigaOS3.9.
I then ran through the EasyNet installer, but unfortunately forgot to screen grab it! Sorry for that! I did select to use the prismv2 driver for the network and entered my usual fixed network ip address settings I want to use for the Amiga 600.
I don't need to have internet access from the Amiga 600 running all the time (although I could if I wanted to). So I have setup a shortcut to EasyNet from the User Menu in DOpus 5.9 so I can run it whenever I need to have internet access from it. Here is EasyNet main GUI, showing I am online. Great song, by the way. I installed Wookiechat next (from Aminet), which is an IRC client. It also includes installation of several commonly used MUI classes that are not included with the standard MUI install, like NList, etc. You can also download the MUI classes from Aminet, but installing Wookiechat does them as well so it was more efficient use of time for me!
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Below is Wookiechat, FTP (via DOpus 5.9) and MP3's playing back in AmigaAmp using the MAS Player Evolution hardware, all at the same time on the Amiga 600! Next entry I plan to tackle local network access which I can't right use now as I found a problem with EasyNet local network services not working with EasyNet - internet access works fine. I traced the problem to my EasyNet version being too old to support the prism v2 driver. As soon as AmigaKit send me the latest version of the EasyNet software needed to support the prismv2 driver I am using with my wireless card, I will try again. I also need to sort out why AWeb isn't working properly, which I am guessing relates to the problem above. Until next time!
Just a quick video where I'm testing my Emergency Disk II floppy + AmigaOS 3.9 USB pendrive on my towerized Amiga 1200. Emergency Disk II is an enhanced version of the original AmigaOS 3.9 Emergency Disk. It uses the same type of technology as the Amiga911 boot disk, where lzx compression is used in order to fit more stuff on it. The Emergency Disk II also provides some alternative methods for installing AmigaOS 3.9 as well. In addition to the standard method of using the original CD with a CD-ROM drive, you can make a AmigaOS 3.9 USB pendrive or a Compact Flash card to be used with a CF-PCMCIA adapter. Another method is using an AmigaOS 3.9 ISO or HDF image which can be present on any drive that gets mounted on startup. If you still insist on installing from the original CD, you can also use an external USB CD-ROM drive.
The USB methods requires that the Poseidon stack is included on the disk, and of course that a supported USB card is installed in your Amiga. The boot disk used in the video contains the Poseidon USB stack + driver for the Subway card. For more info about the Emergency Disk II, you can go to: There you can find links for downloading ADF disk images as well.
Music in this video: Musicshake - conquer or die.