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Does the card auto initialise itself now from a cold boot ? I saw a utube video a from a year ago suggesting you have to run the config tool from a floppy each time to get the card to be recognised , which i dont want to have to do ..
Indivisino AGA MK3 (as well as it's predecessor) has a flash ROM that stores the configuration. This is loaded automatically at power-up, no extra software needed.
What you've seen in that video is most likely one of the very few cases where the unit doesn't start at all from a cold boot, and the customer is running a "reset" tool which was published in this forum. The computers where this problem occurs are extremely rare - so far, the product has been available for over three years, and not a single one has surfaced in "mainland Europe" - until this week! One unit is in eastern Germany, and the customer agreed to help reproducing the error, so we can finally get to the bottom of it.
That said, the probability of the same thing happening at your place is very small. So far, we have less than five report of this problem, and there's an intermediate solution for it, so it appears like people are still OK with it, as it's just a tool you need to insert into your startup sequence (using the rescue disk is also an option, but not required).
Jens
presumably this interference doesnt exisit when using the aga mk3?
It does not exist, right.If you use HDMI, then the whole transmission chain is digital, and you won't see any wavy lines.
Jens
No specific mounting options, but a hint: If you use the HDMI/VGA output board upside-down, mounting will be easier.
I had to plug some speakers into the RCA jacks as i understand that Audio over HDMI isnt switched on by default ?
Right - that's because we don't advertise it, and if Audio is switched on, you have a compatibility problem with DVI-only displays. So the default config is "audio off", and you'll need the config tool for making a change.
Some settings can be changed (but not saved/persisted) using live config.
Is there a way to find out what firmware im on currently ?
The OSD should display version information if I remember right.
Jens
