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Interested in 1. Sending PM. EDIT: Payment sent. EDIT 2: Item arrived, works perfectly on first try, feedback left. Thank you!

I remember PNP, they were in Split back in the days. This one looks like it has been made or hacked by a guy from Zagreb.

+1 for EOS VLT60-3000

Yes, my 1200 already had ACA1233 when I bought it a year ago. I don't remember if I ever switched it on without the accelerator. If I did, it was just to make sure the original CPU is working. My first Amiga was 500 with 512 KB memory expansion but it was all about floppies back then. I wasn't...

Wow, had no idea either. I don't see how or why it would work with an accelerator but as long as it works... You're all set now. :) Just don't try to create a large FFS partition, it would be impossible to repair it if it gets corrupted. Use PFS or SFS instead.

Nice find. You can transfer the program with PCMCIA CF card. You can also hook the SSD to an old PATA PC/Mac, boot linux from USB stick or CD and use the dd command to write zeroes to disk. Or... you can do it properly and use PFS3 instead of FFS. ;)

Either your partition is not named "dh0" or Amiga doesn't see it. Edit: Could be this SSD is not compatible with Amiga. I suggested Kingspec for a reason. Check this thread for Transcend SSD (TS32GPSD320) issue: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=68431

Just format it from the shell and it should be fine. Use a quick format or you'll wait forever to finish it. Type "format ?" to see the syntax. ...or something like that (I'm not near my Amiga at the moment). Make sure you format it as FFS since you created FFS partition.

MaxTransfer of 0x1fe00 should be fine but it's unrelated to disappearing partition problem. Everything on your photo seems correct to me. When you say "it does partition, but after reboot, partitions don't show up so i have nothing to format", do you mean the partition disappears in HDToolBox...

Weird. Have you done this in HDToolBox? Don't try to type disk geometry manually after "read configuration" part. I made that mistake first time I tried SSD. "Read configuration" can display weird numbers but that's normal.

I remember these ads, they took about 15 pages in one of the monthly computer magazines in former Yugoslavia. They published the ads in the center so the centerfold was always reserved for a single ad from the largest "copyright violator". Sometimes even the back cover had such an ad in colour...

Yes, it's translated to croatian and obsolete phone number is scrolling at the bottom (we switched to 7 digits and changed area codes long time ago). It's weird it has exactly the same function key mappings as FC3 does. Could it be a FC1 or FC2 clone?

I've got this weird cartridge with C128 I acquired recently. "C64 Extra Modul" (C64 Extra Cartridge) is written on it. It has freeze and reset buttons similar to Final Cartridge III but there is no GUI. The function key mappings are identical to those on FC3. Here are some pics of the cartridge...

No problem, it was me who should be more specific in questions. I've thought that once you switch 1571 to 1541 (single side) mode, the burst mode is turned off. Can you keep 1571 mode with burst mode active and write a D64 image to disk? Don't know, I've never owned a C128 and/or 1571 before...

No, I meant writing D64 files to 1581... Nevermind. SDBrowse does it in the same time (01:30 or less) with JiffyDOS disabled in both C64/128 and 1541. No JiffyDOS needed. Unfortunately, it looks like writing D64 images doesn't work at all with 1571. From the comments: