I get the workbench shell telling me to put in disk d0. What's weird is if I try a workbench ADF file, the thing doesn't load at all.

The green indicator on the Gotek floppy emulator never flashes, indicating the drive isn't being accessed. I've waited for half an hour to see if they progress, nothing.

I get into a lot of cracked intros and can progress through them with a mouse click, but right when they need to load the actual game, they all seem to hang on black screens. But if I reset my CD32 then, the LED indicator on the Gotek moves to 001 letting me know it mounted my first image and indeed the adf file usually boots. After I select my images through the Gotek adf selector images, I get garbage on the screen and it hangs. Try a normal workbench 1.3 image? Those don't force the screen mode. I have an SD2EIC for a Commodore 64 as well and that emulator has problems with certain cracked loaders, is that what's going on with this drive? Anybody know what could be causing this? I have a CF-Kit installed in each machine, but I'm interested in archiving my remaining, working Amiga floppy disks onto USB drives so that I'll retain the original function of my Amigas. Is this a problem with the images I'm using? Maybe some sort of problem with cracks on these images? The second Gotek drive I got came with a USB key that contained lots of ADFs, and none of those load either. I've tried a variety of ADFs and USB drives and nothing works. Again, the Gotek menu boots up fine, but when I select an adf, I get rolling static. This CD32 has never given me problems with any PAL software on this TV before (it's a PAL CD32). The CD32 itself is connected via SVideo to an Atlona CDM 660 PAL->NTSC converter which is then connected to my NTSC TV. Second gotek, completely different one, is connected to an Amiga CD32 with an SX-1 attachment via a floppy-drive->IDE ribbon. The machine doesn't respond until I turn it on and off.

The selector menu boots up fine, but when I select an adf to load, the screen scrambles and turns into what looks like rolling static lines, almost like it's at a resolution or something that isn't compatible.

The first is installed into an A1200 with an scan doubler/flicker fixer installed to output to a VGA monitor. I have two different gotek floppies and I'm trying to run them on two different amigas in two different setups, and I'm getting the same results.

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