Best quality and factory Timber shelving display shelving to South Africa Importers

Suzhou Innovative Store Equipment Co., Ltd. – the supplier of Timber Gondola, Cubic tower, Display showcases & counters

Treat your store to a clean contemporary look. The beautiful visual appeal of the natural maple wood grain laminate finish is truly unique. The versatile line of fixtures and showcases feature tempered glass, aluminum frames and matching interior brackets. Made from sturdy, slab end construction and durable low pressure laminate surfaces.

Standard components

• Tempered glass
• Sturdy 18mm slab end construction and durable vinyl laminate surface
• Satin finished clear anodized aluminum frame extensions
• Matching steel interior standards and bracket

Advantage

• Will accommodate most cash registers
• Allows for right angle counter layouts
• Great for 90 degree counters wrapping around corners, islands, etc…

What we can offer:

• Sit down Jewelry case
• Counter / Cashwrap combo
• Registers & Wrap counter
• Corner cases
• Display tables

Hi!

This is my first attempt at a tutorial Video for Large Disk support, I’ve always avoided doing this due to the complexity but as so many people have asked… Please note I cannot accept any liability if you misuse tools like Diskpart and loose your Data. I recommend you read up on the documentation for all software demonstrated.

The aim of this guide is to show you the steps to prepare a large drive for Amiga use, as you might know the original IDE device has a 4gb limit so we need to patch this and the file system to allow larger drives to be used. The Video covers this along with partitioning the drive, adding the file system and even getting Workbench onto the drive.

I hope the tutorial helps and is not overly complicated, please note you will need to have a reasonably good understanding of AmigaOS and be familiar with WinUAE/Windows. I’m using Classic Workbench for my guide, the steps will be similar in a normal Workbench releases but the scsi.device patching in 3.1 would be a little more complex.

I will try and help with any questions but there are a lot of different file systems and eventualities involved, some can be extremely complex depending on your target Amiga.

If you’re a beginner and need a step by step guide to setting up a more basic install you can see my other tutorial here:

Thanks for watching! =D