try this. build an amino serial cable (see below), connect to it with a terminal, hit ENTER when it starts and prompts to hit ENTER to leave normal operation. then type
bootos AMInet.img
and see if it works.
if this results in a functional Amino, just create a file called !poweron (with the exclamation point) in /mnt/nv (the vi editor is available) and in it put the bootos AMInet.img line in it.
be careful not to create other files, any unrecognised filenames in /mnt/nv (including things you back up) will cause the Amino to freak out again.
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serial cable:
J7 connector on the Aminet 110:
PIN 1 (square) - VCC
PIN 2 - TX
PIN 3 - RX
PIN 4 - GROUND
PC serial port DB9 connector:
PIN 2- RX
PIN 3 - TX
PIN 5 - GROUND
1. Jumper (short) pins 4,6 on the PC side
2. Jumper (short) pins 7,8 on the PC side
3. Build a TTL-RS232 signal level converter between the PC serial port's TX/RX and the Amino's RX/TX, respectively. This simple one worked beautifully for me
http://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Prot ... ter-v2.pdf
4. Connect at 115200,N,8,1.
That's it!