21 February 2018, 02:03 | #21 |
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hmm I recall that it was faster (a bit anyways) anyhow the onboard IDE in my A4000 with CS-MKIII takes forever too boot up and many times I have to reset the machine to get it to boot up properly...my buddy had same issue a decade ago and Buddha solved that issue ..glad I got it
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I'm hoping the new Buddha will be a dependable solution. It's new, so I'm giving it time before adding it to the list of storage systems that have failed me. Maybe all of my woes, regardless of the technology involved are a big fat PEBKAC. Honestly, I'm willing to keep trying stuff until I find a solution that works for me. I'll just ebay the stuff that doesn't. Fortunately, as these things go, the Buddha is pretty reasonably priced. |
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23 February 2018, 13:31 | #23 |
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There's been an update to the CPLD: http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/Buddha#CPLD_Upgrade
To program this, at the moment you will need a JTAG programmer, and also to adapt the cable to the Buddha pinout... Jens is working on an Amiga side updater. And also an update to the firmware, released in beta: http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/File:BuddhaSCSI.lha which you will need the firmware updater to load: http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/File:BFlashTool.lha Lots more information in German on A1K.org. www.a1k.org/forum/showthread.php?t=62869&page=25 |
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Hmm! I might need to try that other flash tool. I tried the one from the CPLD update floppy (JTAG from parallel is sure one way to test an Amy build!) but it claims my controller is too old.
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Does anyone have any updated experiences? I am considering this for my newly towerized A1200 (ZIV busboard). I want to use the busboards fast ZII function, but If there are serious compatability issues and all sorts of quirks I might have to go in another direction.
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Do any Amiga IDE cards have DMA and so finally a replacement for SCSI? (Minus supporting less devices) In fact are there any SATA cards yet? Since IDE is old hat and considered obsolete now.
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Only the MC-702, and that is only Z2 http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/mastercard
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Thanks for the info. Is this project ready to go?
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