MPC-Tutor wrote:Mine takes 11 seconds with OS 1.14 running an internal 100MB zip drive. Any delay is most likely dependant on the number and type of disks you have attached - i.e. internal floppy, zip, CF, SCSI drive etc, as the MPC searches for these during boot up.
MPC-Tutor wrote:Has it always been this way or did it used to boot up quickly? Is there a disk in the drive when you boot up?
JUKE 179r wrote:I still use OS 1.14C with my SCSI card reader becasue of the partitions. I had problems with 1.2 and just stayed with 1.14.
brokinbeats wrote:... i dont want to upgrade to os 1.2 because i did that 6 or 7 years ago and my mp crashed a ton. i called roger linn design at the time and one of the techs told me to reload 1.14 and reboot. since then no crashing. so im a bit weary of 1.2. i dont think ive seen an internal cf card reader that functions with 1.14.
Lampdog wrote:The only difference b/t 120 and 114 is 120 is for 1gb+ cf cards. I don't know the actual high gb limit. There is nothing else different about the two os's.
mr_debauch wrote:what scsi ID number did you set the zip drive to? it is maybe cycling through all the numbers before getting to yours.. is that possible?
Wal Martian wrote:JUKE 179r wrote:I still use OS 1.14C with my SCSI card reader becasue of the partitions. I had problems with 1.2 and just stayed with 1.14.brokinbeats wrote:... i dont want to upgrade to os 1.2 because i did that 6 or 7 years ago and my mp crashed a ton. i called roger linn design at the time and one of the techs told me to reload 1.14 and reboot. since then no crashing. so im a bit weary of 1.2. i dont think ive seen an internal cf card reader that functions with 1.14.Lampdog wrote:The only difference b/t 120 and 114 is 120 is for 1gb+ cf cards. I don't know the actual high gb limit. There is nothing else different about the two os's.
yungcitty317 wrote:with addonics card reader and os 1.20 mine takes 5 seconds
