A314 co-processor cards

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Thank you for the kind words philip930! It was indeed the first one I sold. Did you get it to work?

It seems there is quite some interest in these cards, so I'll try to make another small batch of them (I have components for an additional 6 pcs if I do not screw anything up). I can not give an estimate of when they are ready unfortunately, as I seem to have precious little time for hobbies right now. When they are ready I'll contact the users in this thread in the order they have expressed interest.
Should I perhaps change the thread status to "Sold" until then?

Thanks! I will patiently wait upon your PM.

You could update your initial post with this info...
 
A314 received

A314 received

Payment sent by PayPal friends payment.

I received tracking number from the seller friday the 17th. Seller seem square and serious.

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I won't have time to test it until next week. But it looks well made and I don't anticipate any problems.
 
@Sax, Unfotunately no. There is no way to add fastmem via the trapdoor on an Amiga 500 or 500+. It needs to be connected to the side expansion slot or directly on the CPU-socket for that to work.
In this case the A314 would also lose some capabilities if the memory was used as fastmem. It would not be possible to do any of the tricks that uses the custom chipset directly, such as the audioplayer, videoplayer and remote-workbench.
But the A314 should be compatible with almost any accelerator or fastmem expansion you can think of, as long as it doesn't mess around with the memory mapping of the computer. I have tested it with Terriblefire TF530 and TF534, while others have had it work correctly using at least Classic 520 and Vampire2 Gold2-core (needs a small patch right now, might be fixed later). The Gold 3 core in Vampire 2 will most likely not work, as I think it then uses only onboard memory and ignores the trapdoor slot.
 
@Sax, Unfotunately no. There is no way to add fastmem via the trapdoor on an Amiga 500 or 500+. It needs to be connected to the side expansion slot or directly on the CPU-socket for that to work.
In this case the A314 would also lose some capabilities if the memory was used as fastmem.
I was thinking about that the A314 could take some signals from the expansion port so that it has more capabilities and do more. Isn't that possible?
Also there are old memory expansion that used Gary signals to expand to 2.8MB (combination of chip & fast ram)

Vampire2 Gold2-core (needs a small patch right now, might be fixed later).
You mean The A314 needs a patch?
 
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Does this board work with Amiga 600?


This version does not work on the A600 unfortunately, but there is a A600-version in the making. I think the designers of the card have just begun testing it and will probably release the sources for it in the coming months. The A600-version will only work with a Raspberry pi Zero (W) though, since space in the A600-trapdoor is very limited.
 
Have you got your one PRS, will you do a review?

Hi timtheloon! If you keep your eyes open I will post a set-up tutorial on my blog soon: http://crowstudio.se/
I have made a brief introduction, nothing really new there, but I felt that I had to made it before the set-up tutorial ;-)

*edit* I just published the setup tutorial for A314: http://crowstudio.se/how-to-setup-your-a314/ I hope it is helpful for you soon-to-be-a-happy-owner of the A314 ;-) *edit*
 
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