> Another issue with Lisa xenix is that xenix assumes the size of the ProFile
> corresponds to the type of Lisa:
You were RIGHT with that.
That was the failure !
Thanks for that great explaination.
> a) if your Lisa's built-in parallel port is in the drive cage area (NOT
> beside the serial connectors on the back panel), then you must use a 10MB
> drive with xenix. If your X/ProFile is emulating a 5MB ProFile instead,
> then xenix will report errors as it tries to access sectors beyond the
> limit of the 5MB drive.
It is a typical 2/10 (H 88) with a 10MB internal Widget originally.
I knew that the CF Card had a formatted size of 5 MB. Having read some older posts here, I was sure xenix could handle both 5 and 10 MB drives untill the install process asks for that, later.
I´ve used FEdit and also tested lisafsh-tool (with 2 offsets changed). Both generated a working disk / image I could install xenix on the XProFile, now.
Thank you very much James and Ray !!!
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