Hello Andy!

13 Nov 2010 00:39, Andy Ball wrote to Benny Pedersen:

  BP>> but cd32 did not even have a keyboard, lol
 AB> My friend had some sort of third party add-on for his CD32 that gave it 
 AB> most of the innards of an A1200: ATA, keyboard & mouse, SIMM socket etc.

SX1 and SX32

i have a SX1 here, and its real nice extender for cd32

despite that it only have room for one ram socket and 4M mem

i have "ide" hmm good and cheap shit :)

if it was made a gvp it would have being scsi, hehe

SX32 is with a 68030 if i remember
 
 AB> There were some slight compatability issues, but it served him until he 
 AB> bought an A1200 and then an A4000.

yep this is the bad about amiga models none of them is equal, its like all the
girl names in it :)

only exception is that there is 2 paula

that means that programmers that code to amiga os need to take care of what
hardware programs are targed to, and then at the same time commodore says use
the rom functions :/

would have being more a point if amiga was rtg/ahi from the start

why is that important ?, it would have helped more on created a more
widespread amiga programs library that is more compatible with emulators and
it would imho have made better optimizing then what lattice c did :)

blink (lattice c linker) could make programs overlay so a1000 with 256K mem
could save ram in a way that it just load program parts that is needed, not
the whole program into memory, that was dropped in slink (sas c linker)

atleast i could not find any docs on how to migrade this part from blink to
slink

kickstart roms that is more or less not handling errors in filesystem with
lost rdbs or even make validate, validate currupt disk partions kills more and
more my left amigas here, loosing more and more software that is impossible to
regain from stores is badly enough :(

what next for me i dont know 


 Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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