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why are you here again?
this is for people who want to keep it alive and have fun at the same time if you want yours that way then fine but move out the way cause others want more and it doesnt breach anything i use risers all the time what else you got bad to say? |
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I forget the exact specification (would have to look it up) but there is a max length distance between the chip and the socket allowed / recommended. You may get away with it. But if you sell 1000 units you might have trouble in some cases and maybe (probably) fail CE marking due to EM emissions.
I am trying to explain that what you are "wishing for" is a modern/new computer which you are bolting onto an Amiga so it can emulate a few older operations. I think this is insane. Its way beyond expansion. I'm here to get the most out of classic Amiga hardware. But actually I think i'm going to go away now. |
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Also please! If you are going to build a new machine like this don’t do it as an accelerator that needs old hardware to work. You just make the barrier to entry the old hardware.
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I’d just be happy with a basic card with an 040 socket, local ram (SDRAM, or DDR via SODIMM if someone has the patience to interface it?), a good IDE controller (possibly SATA via a bridge controller), and maybe USB.
PCI on the A4000 can be done via other means if you really want it, and it’d keep things relatively simple and cheap. |
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USB makes total sense. Cheap networking, storage, keyboards, mice. Video cards even! SDRAM is something I’m working on. Because it’s a cheap way to get a lot of RAM. Faster storage via usb 3.0 would make more sense. PCI... an expensive painful thing to implement. And doesn’t add much that USB 3.0 doesn’t. I’ve always said the reason Amiga hasn’t has got anything like this is because the wish list is too long and too ambitious. And people like me get shot down for taking baby steps.. why didn’t you add X or Y. Get called stupid for not doing PCI or whatever. Honestly sick of it. |
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the pci is easy i already linked a cheap bridge for it Qspan II
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You build and debug it then. Its way more complex than that. Grrrr.
Do you know about trace length matching etc? EMC emissions. If its so easy you build it. Its also ancient technology that hardly anyone makes card for anymore. |
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Do you also know that many PCI cards have an x86 bios rom? So you also have to emulate x86 and execute these commands in a way that makes sense in the emulated environment. Sure its not mad difficult but why do this? Its insane when USB 3 is faster, gives you more features, is current, is cheaper to implement.
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Its even more insane when there is an amiga compatible operating system that runs on x86 with PCI, PCI express, USB, SATA etc. Everything except the 68k processor which can be emulated seamlessly and way faster.
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*facepalm*
PPC isnt Anything to do with Amiga. |
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PPC was an experiment that went horribly wrong with AmigaOS 4.
It is best erased from history. But hey. You keep adding to that wishlist.. im sure it will come true if you add more things to it . |
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Ok. you do what you want. i'll "make way" as you put it for you to build these cards. Because i'm so stupid and no nothing about Amiga hardware design, software engineering, hardware engineering.... i'll even buy your card when you make it.
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You are indeed full of nonsense.
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