Greetings from Stefan in Sweden!
I was a big fan of the Amiga in my youth in late 80' to early 90' and owned an Amiga 500 which I used both for programming and gaming. It was then my big interest in computers and programming started. Around five years ago I took up my interest in the Amiga again and bought an Amiga 500+ and later an A2000, that I have been upgrading since then.
The A500+ is upgraded with a ACA500+, ACA1240@33, and Indivision ECS V4. This is right now my main Amiga. The A2000 has a Terrible Fire 536, ZZ9000 with ZZ900AX sound expansion, and a Buddha plus one. Unfortunately, the A2000 with a rev 4.3 board died on me a year ago and it doesn't want to boot up. Therefore, my current project is to build a A2000 Remake board which will replace the one in the A2000. I just recently got almost all parts for it, so now the fun begins to put everything together!
Next project will be to repair the old A2000 board and also to get a single board computer with a Pentium 4 to work in the A2000. Just for the fun of it
I was a big fan of the Amiga in my youth in late 80' to early 90' and owned an Amiga 500 which I used both for programming and gaming. It was then my big interest in computers and programming started. Around five years ago I took up my interest in the Amiga again and bought an Amiga 500+ and later an A2000, that I have been upgrading since then.
The A500+ is upgraded with a ACA500+, ACA1240@33, and Indivision ECS V4. This is right now my main Amiga. The A2000 has a Terrible Fire 536, ZZ9000 with ZZ900AX sound expansion, and a Buddha plus one. Unfortunately, the A2000 with a rev 4.3 board died on me a year ago and it doesn't want to boot up. Therefore, my current project is to build a A2000 Remake board which will replace the one in the A2000. I just recently got almost all parts for it, so now the fun begins to put everything together!
Next project will be to repair the old A2000 board and also to get a single board computer with a Pentium 4 to work in the A2000. Just for the fun of it
