Vortex Golden Gate 386SX, User Manual

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Of course, all disks - independent of the fact whether recognition has been
switched on or off - existing in the drives DF0:, DFI :, etc. are recognized under
Amiga-DOS with switching to Amiga-DOS (with Left Amiga key+ N) and
activating the Amiga-DOS screen. (If these are MS-DOS
disks,
they will be
indicated as BAD.)
(3) The Golden Gate Memory Test. The memory test at the beginning of the
loading process of the Golden Gate emulator can be passed over by pressing
the ESC-key,
This memory test. by the way, really tests the indicated memory (with some
real PC/AT computers there is only a simple counting at this stage without any
real testing). If after loading the Golden Gate emulator, the space
key is
pressed shortly while the memory test is running, the test runs endlessly. Of
course, it can be aborted by pressing the ESC key at any time (see above).
In those cases where the PC/AT memory (base, extended, and expanded)
consists of parts of the Amiga RAM, you will find that the counting up of the
memory runs a little slower during a memory test.
(4) The famous "Three--Flnger-Grlp".
As familiar with PC/AT computers a
reset can be triggered off by simultaneously pressing the keys Control +
Al Delete.
(5) Switching between Amiga-DOS and MS-DOS. With the keys Le/I Amiga
key + N or Left Amiga key+ M you can switch between the Amiga-DOS and the
MS-DOS screen.
When the Amiga mouse pointer appears on the MS-DOS screen, the keyboard,
the mouse and the Amiga floppy disk drives are assigned to Amiga-DOS. By
pressing the left mouse button once the Amiga mouse pointer is switched
away and the keyboard, the mouse and the Amiga floppy disk drives are
switched to MS-DOS.
(6) Loading the Golden Gate
Setup-Program.
Immediately after each new start of the Golden Gate emulator the setup­
program can be started by pressing the key S (= setup). The key S is also
accepted during the memory test.
(7) Termlnattn1 the Golden Gate Emulation.
By slmulturwously pressing the keys Left Amiga key+ Right Amiga key+ 0 the
emu lalor Is rtimoved from the memory. Of course, this means an irretrievable
loss
or
the contents of the PC/AT memory.
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