>We were already quite busy with the desktop systems and chose not to spend the time on research and QA work necessary for the 1 MB ROM build. Meaning both there's interest, and that you understand this interest.

And roms with workbench inside were proudly released recently. >The Amiga 4000T ROM would no longer contain workbench.library either (in 1994) because the graphics.library and the SCSI driver took up so much room. It's just it sucks not to have workbench.library and icon.library, when using a system that does maprom with 1mb support. Nobody is telling you to ditch the 512k rom. >Only a select few models support these, and the point was to make the 3.1.4 update available to all desktop systems. >There is no room for workbench.library and icon.library in the 512 KB 3.1.4 ROM. We were already quite busy with the desktop systems and chose not to spend the time on research and QA work necessary for the 1 MB ROM build. The last 1 MB ROMs were built in 1994 (for the CD32) and very little documentation survives on how this is done, and how the ROM images need to be prepared. Only a select few models support these, and the point was to make the 3.1.4 update available to all desktop systems.īesides, a 1 MB ROM would require retooling of the build process for the operating system, which we did not attempt. 1 MB ROMs are not viable solution at this point.

Going back to a previous set of workbench.library/icon.library versions is not an option because these do not fit either. There is no room for workbench.library and icon.library in the 512 KB 3.1.4 ROM. The Amiga 4000T ROM would no longer contain workbench.library either (in 1994) because the graphics.library and the SCSI driver took up so much room. Commodore was already pushing the limits for the 1994 Kickstart 3.1 in the Amiga 1200 ROM, and it only got worse. ROM space is very tight for this release on account of the much larger mass storage drivers (SCSI, IDE) and the integrated OCS/ECS/AGA graphics.library. Split the adf file into 2 chunks, then join them back. 3 solutions off the top of my head: 1) Like SDW said, split the adf file into 2 chunks, then join them back together on the Amiga. Run a terminal program on both the PC and Amiga side and you should be good to go.

Amiga workbench 3 1 adf scan