27 September 2010, 20:43 | #141 |
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@ Schoenfeld
What about the target price of A600's accelerator? It is not reported in the first post of this thread |
27 September 2010, 21:02 | #142 |
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This is a thing of beauty. Looking forward to both A600 and A1200 accelerators, will probably buy both., Starting to save now!
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27 September 2010, 21:26 | #143 | |
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keep tinkering Just kidding. Thanks for taking time out to answer my questions. Just thought I would ask what I am sure a few in the community were thinking. To be fair, I am sure most of us have something a little beefier than the original A600 21W power supply, even if it is a A500 60W supply. Fingers crossed on the disable switch. I only asked about that because I was sure I read somewhere you were not planning to do one for the A630. Maybe I confused it with the A1230 model. Thanks again for the answers, and keep up the good work! keep building, and I will keep buying! If you ever make it to London, I will buy you a drink! |
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The drive is not accessed during boot time and you still can use it. Anyways, great stuff!!! My A600 can't wait :) |
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27 September 2010, 23:13 | #145 |
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28 September 2010, 00:23 | #146 |
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...and if you now have Huey Lewis And The News in your head, you know you're a Nerd ;-)
ppill: An unconnected df0: is seen as "unreadable disk", which takes the computer a few seconds during boot-time. You wouldn't care on a Windoze machine, but on an Amiga that boots within less than 10 seconds, a 3-second wait feels like ages. That's why the "no disk" jumper is there. Jens |
28 September 2010, 20:21 | #147 |
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This should be cut to a stone!
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29 September 2010, 11:45 | #148 |
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Well that is what Terminators are for Not just for traveling through time
May we have some info on the A1200 cards, pretty please |
30 September 2010, 17:17 | #149 |
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oh no! its been a whole day, and no updates!
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30 September 2010, 17:34 | #150 |
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...and it's going to be even longer without updates, because X weekend is coming up.
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30 September 2010, 18:21 | #151 |
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For creating a proper mechanical mounting system, I could hug you: as an ex-620 owner, I cannot overstate how much I appreciate that single bit of proper design
The rest looks awesome. Sign me up for one! |
30 September 2010, 20:23 | #152 |
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Looks sweet. If these take off...any chance of anything meatier?
And iv'e always wanted to know...could a graphics chip be added to a trapdoor expansion? (with a processor expansion as well) ...just something iv'e always hankered after. |
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Then again I could be wrong, but I dont think you could shift enough bits, in short enough time to display frames quick enough.., unless the Trapdoor card had its own VGA output. Thats why Indivision clips directly over lisa.., and even that has its own output. |
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01 October 2010, 08:49 | #154 |
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No, you probably couldn't use the existing chipset but you could build something dedicated to the accelerator - the bvision does this, for example...
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01 October 2010, 16:21 | #155 |
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Will an A600 with this acc, A603 and CF HDD (w/ adapter) have the space for the internal floppy drive? I really like the floppy drive, so I would rather have it inside. I know it's outdated to have it, but it's kind of nostalgic and great for a few things (like booting the Workbench floppies for a fresh install).
Great work, I guess I'll buy one (save money time!). Last edited by 8bitbubsy; 01 October 2010 at 16:29. |
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04 October 2010, 16:38 | #157 |
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Jens, Oh yes, Please keep the snide comments on the finished boards... RTFM, LOL!
I wish I still had a 600 in tha house... Thanks so very much for your efforts, Jens! Time to start saving money..... |
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For all of you who had something bad in mind: "RTFM" is a hint at my way-too-short manuals that fit on a single A4 sheet of paper. The abbreviation stands for "Read The Folded Manual"
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simply the coolest thing ever... i have 2 600s drooling
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