If only the SSD is connected to the CS3, and if you boot to Workbench from a floppy disk, does the same problem occur?
Hello,
your guru means 'Privilege Violation Error'; it is related to a task, maybe the filesystem used by your partition of boot...
Many things could happen. A3000 SCSI is right terminated (at both end)?
Regards
Stefano
EDIT
It happens still on A4000D...mmh...look at what i have wrote: Filesystem on SSD. Strange device SSD! Maybe it is the reason...
Usual suspect is the 80 to 68 pin adapter
that give me idea to test it on A3000 SCSI controller).
I am back...good idea; anyway the most delicate part remain the SSD adapter (if there is one). The first question is 'is the SCSI chain right done (with both end terminated)?'
Regards
Stefano
If it works with another drive but not without, double check that the file system you selected is in fact available on the SSD, not only the HDD.
Hello,
...this means, SSD is partitioned with HDToolBox (or a similar tool) and you have inserted FileSystem into RDB. Because, with the HD attached, the Filesystem SSD uses was present into the system (because, like a virus, RDB of HD has inserted into the system the FileSystem you wish to use for SSD), and you have formatted the SSD; left out the HD, the system, at boot, looks for the filesystem to do DOS devices ready for the system; the filesystem is not present on diresctory 'sys:l/' and not present into the RDB of SSD...the system fails!