Hi Adrian, > You should let the installer partition your hard disk, just let the > Amiga create the the affs partitions.
But in any case the installer should detect existing partitions, right? I don't want to delete my AmigaOS install on the AFFS partitions :) > $ cat /proc/partitions It properly shows the partitions [1]. > I don't know whether there are any compatibility issues with ROM version > 3.2 as it has never been tested. Although I have these ROM versions > myself in my storage place. It looks like it has something to do with the harddisk size. I did another test with a 2GB harddrive, 512 MB AFFS and the rest free. This time the partition tool was able to detect the partitions and create the new ones [2]. My guess is that the problem is on the tool, as the kernel is able to properly detect the partitions regardless of the size and I am able to work with them from the console. I will have to research a bit more to know where the limit is actually. Is there any procedure to bypass that stage in the installer and do it manually through the console? > FWIW, I never personally had success installing Debian on UAE but I > haven't tested that for a while. Toni Willen did (and does) a wonderful job in WinUAE and since several versions ago the needed emulation code to run GNU/Linux m68k or NetBSD/amiga is already in place. I don't know if non-Windows versions of UAE are on same emulation level; it looks like WinUAE is so advanced that there are people who prefer to keep using it under Linux through Wine. Regards, Carlos [1] https://i.postimg.cc/Hk7734zK/amiga-linux-2.png [2] https://i.postimg.cc/bwWHbZmR/amiga-linux-3.png
