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Why I want a DVD-ROM is because the CD-ROMs I have can't read my CD-R/W properly.
I have found a DVD-R/W that is compatible, a NEC ND-1100A
Thanks for the info, apparently only old DVD-ROM drives are ATAPI compatible. I have 2 DV-5700A and 2 DV-5800A and these are not compatible with the ATAPI interface.
Quick question, does Buddha support DVD-ROM drives?
I have now tried 4 different DVD-ROM drives but they are not found by AsimCDFS or CacheCDFS.
I have correctly set the Jumpers to Master/Slave
A CD-ROM works on the Buddha.
I finally got it working again.
At first it wouldn't load the drivers when I connected a HDD.
I then reconnected the DOM to port 2.
Then connect the HDD to port 1.
Due to the DOM, the drive was loaded into memory.
Then installed the HDD with the install on the DOM.
After that it worked without DOM.
No idea why I had to install the HDD from the DOM first.
Later I partitioned the HDD again with HDToolBox and installed PFS3, all without DOM ???
I want to come back to this problem.
I have a different motherboard now and it has the exact same problem. This motherboard is rev6, the previous one was rev6.2
Only change is that I now use an Oktagon 2008 as scsi.
Still no buddhascsi.device visible.
With workbench loaded, sysinfo sees the card.
Early boot sees the card.
Only addition I forgot is that I installed bigram.
There is something wrong with the memory.
With diagrom I get a green/red screen which indicates a chip memory error.
This also explains why autoconfig cannot address memory.
So for now there is nothing wrong with the Buddha card.
I'm going to spend my time building my new Floppie209 Amiga 2000 remake.
I have an A2000 that has the exact same symptom. The board had a leaking battery when I got it, which I removed of course. Obviously, it was too late and some traces got damaged.
Thnx 
I will come back to this topic later. I have found that my motherboard has problems.
It won't boot without cards. With the A2630 it starts up and works without any problems.
First I need to find out where this problem is and I suspect it is related to the first mentioned problem.
Since a few days my Buddha 20-year anniversary edition no longer works.
It is visible during early boot.
I can't boot from the Buddha.
The Buddha is not visible as Buddhascsi.devices
MountIDE doesn't work either.
When I plug in the DOM (and using the jumper) the card shows up as Buddhascsi.device and boots from the DOM.
When I boot from my GVPscsi the DOM is also visible as well as the Buddhascsi.devcie.
I've already tried to flash the card but that doesn't help either.
My configuration:
A2000 1MB chip
A2630 with 4MB
GVPscsi without memory
ZZ9000 4MB configuration
Buddha 20-year anniversary edition
OS 3.2 (with 3.1 the same problem)
This setup has always worked without the GVPscsi.
I always had a HDD and DVD-ROM connected to it.
I installed the GVPscsi because I couldn't use a HDD anymore.
What could be wrong?
It's very similar to the problem in this topic: New Buddha 20th on A2000 - autoconfig shows board but no DOM boot
Another nice one! Are these flat-head screws digging their own thread into the plastic, or are you using nuts to tighten them?
Also, do you happen to know if there is electrically-conductive filament, so your creation has shielding properties?
The screws are digging there own thread.
Will only work for 2 or 3 times.
And yes, there is electrically-conductive filament. Is it better to use this ?
I also want to thank you for the fast shipping.
My shipment is also on its way.
Please send me an eMail (just answer the confirmation eMail from the shop system) to sort things out, and please hurry. The first units will be shipped today.
yes, finally, 3 days before the official date, great job
Now I hope my order will also be shipped today 
I bought the P96 software on January 31, 2020.
I heard that the 10 downloads are valid for 1 year.
Do I have to buy the software again after 1 year?
Not correct - it plugs over the keyboard chip (where a keyboard adapter belongs!).
I now see where I am wrong.
The SUM uses U7, like the MK3, and the Lyra uses U13.
Then it is clear to me now, I will use my old Lyra 2 again
And i'm also going to preorder the MK3
The two mentioned features would not be available. I therefore suggest to use Lyra and Micromys as mouse and keyboard adapters.
This is a strange suggestion.
The Lyra keyboard adapter also uses the CIA (U7).
So for the A1200 in a tower, there is no alternative to a keyboard.
I am happy to hear that a new version of Indivision AGA MK3 for A1200 is coming out.
But I have some questions about the new MK3.
I have my A1200 in a tower together with a SUM USB keyboard module. This module also sits on the CIA-chip.
grt,
Alexander Bruinenberg
Order date was 29 juli 2019
Where can i see/find the CPLD code ?
What I did not tell you is that the Buddha works in my A2000, sorry for withholding the information.
It is the 20-year anniversary edition and has the latest (52-101) firmware.
I think I'm just unlucky.
Could it be that the Buddha doesn't work on a Micronik Z-2i mkII?
It does not appear in the early boot menu and it is not visible between devices.
My GPV A2000-HC+8, A4000-HC + 8, Oktagon 2008 and AT-Bus 2008 all work. All I have to do is not use my internal ide.
Is there a solution for this or am I just unlucky?
It doesnt have to - if the converter actually does what you say
you're right, it's a passive adapter.
My keyboard does not work with this adapter and I only have one.
I have to look for a PS/2 keyboard. 
Thanks for the info.
