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matjam | no, samba | 02:44 |
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+ shanshe_ (~shanshe@192.red-81-36-66.dynamicip.rima-tde.net) | 05:03 | |
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+ xet7 (~xet7@user/xet7) | 14:33 | |
minute | i'm thinking to do a PCMCIA gpu/network/usb card for A1200. would this be interesting? | 14:44 |
- xet7 (QUIT: Ping timeout: 240 seconds) (~xet7@user/xet7) | 15:42 | |
apolkosnik[m] | You got to check out PiStorm32-Lite with emu68 | 16:33 |
minute | apolkosnik[m]: but that's a turbocard | 16:38 |
minute | apolkosnik[m]: i personally want to keep real 680x0 in that slot | 16:38 |
apolkosnik[m] | It has RTG that taps into the GPU, and the latest fw update mostly fixes chipram access delays | 16:39 |
apolkosnik[m] | Also, it can tap into the network on the RPi | 16:40 |
minute | that's cool, so if everybody will just put a pi in their a1200 then it's all said and done? | 16:40 |
apolkosnik[m] | Similarly, could tap into USB | 16:40 |
apolkosnik[m] | There's also CM4 version | 16:41 |
minute | yeah, i'm well aware of pistorm :3 | 16:41 |
minute | it's just not for me | 16:41 |
minute | but maybe nobody else cares | 16:42 |
apolkosnik[m] | Price/value it's the best deal | 16:42 |
minute | also aware of that | 16:42 |
minute | still wanna keep my aca1233 | 16:42 |
minute | or blizzard 1230-4 | 16:43 |
minute | so i have to decide to make an addon for the a1200 or leave the amiga market because the pistorm is the final answer to everything (zz9000 nonwithstanding, there is still demand for it) | 16:45 |
+ gdonner (~gdonner@c-98-253-93-116.hsd1.in.comcast.net) | 18:28 | |
gdonner | I don't have an A1200, but personally, I'm not a fan of PiStorm | 18:29 |
gdonner | nothing against it; I just prefer 68k core for AmigaOS, augmented by other hardware | 18:29 |
gdonner | @minute: whatever you do, please don't leave the Amiga market! :( | 18:30 |
minute | gdonner: thanks and no worries... i just asked for interest in a1k forum and there's actually a lot of interest in a pcmcia card. | 18:31 |
gdonner | sweet! would love to see it become a reality | 18:33 |
gdonner | other good news: looks like the beta of P96 v3.3.4 is already fixing some more bugs: | 18:33 |
gdonner | https://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1612435&postcount=565 | 18:33 |
gdonner | I'm a hardcore believer in having plenty of options for the Amiga; there are lots of different people needing different things, and plenty of room for growth in all areas | 18:40 |
gdonner | we lost a lot of hardware developers after C= tanked, but with today's ease of access to PCB creation, etc. things couldn't be better for new hardware | 18:42 |
gdonner | one example is Matze making a piggy-back board for the BFG9060 so it can use its own on-board EXT clock | 18:45 |
gdonner | https://www.a1k.org/forum/index.php?threads/73349/post-1676628 | 18:46 |
- gdonner (QUIT: ) (~gdonner@c-98-253-93-116.hsd1.in.comcast.net) | 18:50 | |
+ xet7 (~xet7@user/xet7) | 19:27 | |
Jope | minute, that gpu network usb thing sounds interesting for an 060 machine. | 19:40 |
Jope | of course I have to ask the question about native video sampling.. | 19:41 |
Jope | minute, and naturally I forgot about the frequency switcher tool, I'll check now.. | 19:41 |
minute | Jope: i was thinking to do this with a flat cable going inside or (a bit more clunky outside going to rgb port) | 19:42 |
Jope | the rgb port solution is probably the better one tbh | 19:42 |
Jope | the pcmcia slot makes for a removable device, so why not make the whole thing transportable between all the machines in one's hoard.. | 19:43 |
minute | true | 19:45 |
Jope | ah I remembered the setsync tool now | 19:49 |
Jope | and found the source too | 19:49 |
Jope | uh, I wonder why I've overcommented it. no matter | 19:50 |
Jope | helps future me even though they are trivial | 19:50 |
Jope | http://konala.jope.fi:7175/mnt/ | 19:50 |
Jope | that's as far as I got when I last tried to do something about it | 19:51 |
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