I was hoping to keep the sum1200 since it's USB and the case this 1200 is in is a modern one. (Also going modern with the mouse with a USB scroll wheel) I'm guessing it's needing the clock and data signals?
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Don't Panic. Please wash hands.
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Sorry I can't seem to figure out how to edit the first post to allow me to watch the thread. So I'm replying here with a watch setting option.
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I'm building a tower 1200. I was thinking about buying a AGA flickerfixer for mine. But I realize the SUM1200 keyboard adapter I'm using rides the CIA chip the flickerfixer wants to also use. Is it possible to make the two live together?
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I robbed my video slot rgbtohdmi card out of the other 2000 and I can see NTSC from this one. So it's just something weird about my 2000's and the modern monitors. I'm just going to build another card for this box and set it up like this as well. Opens up more monitor options anyhow. Also was able to install 3.1.4 on it and get that working. So no fault of the ace2b.
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No, I'm not even sure where I came up with this monitor. And I haven't found anything about it either. I guess I'll just build a rgbtohdmi for it. I know my other 2000 has been picky on what shows up.
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So J102 is open on this mobo. I think I might have opened it for the PAL chip that was in there. Should I jumper it back?
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It is a AOC e2051n monitor connected to a db23 to vga adapter. (Buffered i think)
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So I reinstalled it again. It's something with my monitor and the ntsc and frequency. I loaded up amiga test kit and hit escape to jump to pal. I can see the screen.
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Not that it matters, but the agnus I have is a PAL one. I'm in the USA. From what the manual stated the ACE2b should start in NTSC. So I don't think that would be it?
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I am trying to get my ACE2b installed into my Amiga 2000 rev 4.1 motherboard. I've pulled Gary out and seated the socket correctly, also cleaned the contacts in there. Also cleaned out the Agnus socket as well. Did that a few times actually. But the machine won't display anything on the screen with it installed. As a sanity check I reinstalled Gary and Agnus directly and it will display the screen again at boot.
Another thing to note, I have a 3.1.4 kickstart rom. -
Just a update, I switched over to a CF adapter setup and now see 1.7mb/s. So it did give a slight improvement.
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Would the CF adapter path be of any use?
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I went back into HDtoolbox because I remembered something about CF when I mounted them. It sees the drive as a FC-1307 SD to CF Adapter.
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When you say "software", are you talking about the firmware on the Buddha? I ask because I didn't use the DOM to install. Is there anything else I need to install for the Buddha on the workbench side?
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Hello,
I've been battling issues with a Amiga 3000 desktop that I installed a A3660. After many attempts to load 3.1.4/BestWB/MMULIB on it with a scsi2sd adapter, I gave up and tried the Buddha IDE. (There's a few issues with timing with a 3000/A3660 due to the dmac/ramsey/scsi chip as I've learned) Thankfully it seems the system works with the Buddha IDE now and no longer corrupts the hard drive. I am searching for a little more speed out of the setup though. Currently I only see 1.5mb from the drive. From the literature it would seem I should be able to double this speed. Is there anything I can try tweaking or changing on my setup?
Amiga 3000 Desktop
16mb ram/2mb chip
A3660 V1.0 (68060)
Buddha IDE 20th anniversary edition
IDE to SD adapter with microcenter 64gb SD card. (Class 10)
Block size set to 4096, 30 buffers