Listtrees..
The Listtree class is .. not my friend ;-). But somehow with a lot of trial and error, I managed to get it working:
The Listtree class is .. not my friend ;-). But somehow with a lot of trial and error, I managed to get it working:
I was sent an Amiga 2000. The powersupply on it died.
So how to fix this? well. you can put in an modern ATX Powersupply. So I did, and this is a short writeup of how to do it.
First of all, as most (all?) modern ATX PSUs do not contain the -5V signal, you will have problems using some ISA cards if you use a bridgeboard. but as this is not a very common usage, this will not be a big problem.
So, first, remove your old PSU and open it.
IMPORTANT! do NOT touch the big capacitors on the A2000 PSU or the ATX one.
So, I haven’t posted much lately due to being busy but also not seeing much that I wanted to comment upon.
First off, the MorphOS team has already uploaded a new build (v3.9) less than 2 months after 3.8. I like this type of release schedule! While v3.8 added support for the SAM460 boards, among other things, v3.9 is mostly a bug-fix update. Always free to try, and high quality. There isn’t much not to like with MorphOS!
I am very glad to say that today I now finally have Warp3D Southern Island drivers working under AmigaOS4.1 Final Edition on my Sam460CR!
Hi guys,
Just a quick one from the Amiga 30 Years event in Amsterdam. Radzik of AMIcast has provided streams from the event through the Periscope function on Twitter. Check it here. The official stream failed several times and many couldn’t get it to work at all. Radzik saved the day for many Amiga enthusiasts, so big thanks must go out to him. :)
Hi everyone,
The Amiga 30 Years event takes place in Amsterdam today. Below you’ll find the schedule for the event. There will be live streaming. :)
In case you haven’t noticed it yet, MorphOS 3.9 is out since yesterday. This is a typical bugfix release, so there isn’t much news here (except for an update of OpenSSL). You can read the release notes here and download the ISO here.
The is also an updated SDK (Software Development Kit) which contains improvements. You can also download it from here.
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Although busy working on his Dizzy-like-adventure "Dylan The Spaceman", Chris Clarke has taken time out from developing this game to begin work on a side-scrolling shoot-em-up, provisionally titled "Kingdoms of Steam".
Here's Chris;