Recent content by Micam

Wow! o_O I guess they have fallen of then. I had my CyberStorm PPC in for repair (I think was 10 years ago), and they where fast (14 days to repair and return it). It still works to this day.

I can recommend Amiga Center in France. They can fix CyberStorm boards. http://amigacenter.free.fr/HOME.html

Hi Amiga lovers I am the lucky owner of a ZZ9000 that has worked flawless, until today. The issue is that the card only shows a corrupt screen and then freezes. It dos this on the scandoubler, and on the RTG side, it's only a black corrupt screen. Here is what I have done to try and "fix it"...

On picture 3 it looks like the RN5 (might be a resistor network IC) has burned out. It has a brown strain and the IC looks like it has lifted itself off the PCB. This might be why the SCSI is not working, but I am only guessing. For this to happen a large current has gone through it.

Yes, but if your looking for an 18TB disk to store your data, then SSD would not be the choice right now. You would still buy an old HDD with SATA. But I agree 100% that M2, M3 etc is what you would buy today... So I'm back with why there is no SATA or M2/3 controllers (on new accelerators) for...

So it's not really a driver issue 😃 I would say that CF cards are a cheap way, but in a way it's more 'a computer' when using SATA, where it's cheap and very easy to get SSD, HHD, ODD etc today. I'm just saying that a real SATA controller on a classic Amiga (accelerator) would be nice 😊

We are on the same page here ;) I agree that we would never get the pleasure of the full speed of SATA, and I don't think that anyone in the retro Amiga community would expect that. But with a Zorro-III board or accelerator you might get a descent speed with low cost SSD that makes no noise and...

Yes, but Amiga also supports SCSI natively, and as you state there are PCI SATA cards (I know they run on OS4.x). BUT... When new accelerators, and even Vampire (stand alone) only has an IDE interface on it, what is going on? SATA has been a standard for many years now, and if you would like to...

Hi I am sure that nobody really knows this, but why is there no SATA controllers for classic Amiga computers? When new Amiga hardware comes out, it's always based around an IDE (PATA) controller. So is SATA under an expensive patent or i any other ways to expensive to implement on classic...

That is a way. But I do have the Amiga (OCS) version. Just asked if it ever was redone as an AGA version.

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