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Re: Floppy disk drive on SAM
Posted on: 2016/2/1 22:01    #21
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@ZeroG

I've tried two different motherboard headers. Perhaps they both were hubs? I'll check with ACube.

Edit: I checked last night. The headers I tried were J12 and J13. I have not tried J28; however, J28 is the USB 1.0 header. I still have no word from ACube.


Edited by interrogative on 2016/2/2 16:24:36
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Re: Floppy disk drive on SAM
Posted on: 2016/2/1 20:19    #22
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@LiveForIt

I connected the Kryoflux board via a USB motherboard to USB B cable. I've already checked the wiring against the SAM460ex manual to make sure it was correct. I have also tried switching between the USB 1.0 and 2.0 motherboard headers.

I have also checked the floppy cable, making sure the red line was connected to pin 0. The floppy drive is at the end of the cable just past the twist in the ribbon.
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Re: Floppy disk drive on SAM
Posted on: 2016/2/1 18:26    #23
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@Amigo1

As I said in the post, I have the Kryoflux connected directly to the motherboard. The green, red, and yellow LEDs light up and flash, showing the board is working and recognized; yet, the yellow light often goes out while trying to access the drive. After hitting the reset button on the board, the USB stack sees it again. Even though it sees the board, it can't read a single disk.
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Re: Floppy disk drive on SAM
Posted on: 2016/2/1 11:38    #24
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@magnetic

I had been thinking of the Catweasel, but from what I read, the Kryoflux was supposed to be better at recovering old Amiga disks. What I really would prefer at this point is a real classic Amiga with a 1.76MB floppy drive and KS 3.1 to read and convert to .adf files. It all comes down to what I can afford.
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Re: Floppy disk drive on SAM
Posted on: 2016/1/31 21:21    #25
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@Resurrected thread

I've been trying to read my collection of hundreds of Amiga disks (DD 880k, HD 1.76MB, and DiskSpare) on the Kryoflux with a Sony MPF920 and NEC FD1231T. So far, I have not been able to read a single disk out of my whole collection.

I have the USB connected directly to the SAM460 motherboard. The floppy is powered by the PSU. The following is the most recent attempt of getting Amiga disks read.

[quote]New Shell process 6
6.System:> work:archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc/
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device control command failed
CM: maxtrack=0
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbloodmoney.adf -i5
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbloodmoney.adf -i5
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbloodmoney.adf -i5
Device control command failed
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device control command failed
CM: maxtrack=0
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbloodmoney.adf -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Read operation failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device not connected or not initialized
00.1 : Read operation failed

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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbloodmoney.adf -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Read operation failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device not connected or not initialized
00.1 : Read operation failed

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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -ffwdocs.adf -dd1 -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Control command rejected by the device
00.0 : Read operation failed

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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -ffwdocs.adf -dd1 -i5
Device control command failed
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -ffwdocs.adf -dd1 -i5
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -ffwdocs.adf -dd1 -i5
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -ffwdocs.adf -dd1 -i5
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device control command failed
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device does not support Reset command
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device control command failed
CM: maxtrack=0
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fbguide.adf -dd1 -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Read operation failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Read operation failed
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Read operation failed
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Control command rejected by the device
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Control command rejected by the device
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Device control command failed
01.1 : Device control command failed
01.1 : Control command rejected by the device
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Control command rejected by the device
01.1 : Read operation failed
02.0 : Error reading stream device
02.0 : Control command rejected by the device
02.0 : Error reading stream device
02.0 : Control command rejected by the device
02.0 : Error reading stream device
02.0 : Device control command failed
02.0 : Device control command failed
02.0 : Error reading stream device
02.0 : Error reading stream device
02.0 : Control command rejected by the device
02.0 : Read operation failed
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Control command rejected by the device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Error reading stream device
02.1 : Device control command failed
02.1 : Device control command failed
02.1 : Read operation failed
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Device control command failed
03.0 : Device control command failed
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Error reading stream device
03.0 : Read operation failed
03.1 : Error reading stream device
03.1 : Error reading stream device
03.1 : Error reading stream device
03.1 : Device control command failed
03.1 : Device control command failed
03.1 : Error reading stream device
03.1 : Error reading stream device
03.1 : Device control command failed
03.1 : Device control command failed
03.1 : Device not connected or not initialized
03.1 : Read operation failed

Enjoy your shiny new disk image!
Please consider helping us to preserve media and continue development:
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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fframes.adf -dd1 -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Read operation failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Read operation failed
01.0 : Device control command failed
01.0 : Device control command failed
01.0 : Device control command failed
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Error reading stream device
01.0 : Control command rejected by the device
01.0 : Read operation failed
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Device control command failed
01.1 : Error reading stream device
01.1 : Control command rejected by the device
01.1 : Device control command failed
01.1 : Device control command failed
01.1 : Device not connected or not initialized
01.1 : Read operation failed

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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
Device not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
Device not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
USB endpoint not found
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -c2
Device control command failed
CM: maxtrack=0
6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc> dtc -fmusic.adf -i5
KryoFlux DiskTool Console, v2.61_AmigaOS4_ppc32, uiv.1, Jul 8 2015, 15:06:13
(c) 2009-2014 KryoFlux Products & Services Ltd.
Developed by The Software Preservation Society, www.softpres.org
Licensed for private, non-commercial use only.

00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Device control command failed
00.0 : Error reading stream device
00.0 : Read operation failed
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Error reading stream device
00.1 : Control command rejected by the device
00.1 : Control command rejected by the device
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device control command failed
00.1 : Device not connected or not initialized
00.1 : Read operation failed

Enjoy your shiny new disk image!
Please consider helping us to preserve media and continue development:
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6.Work:Archives/kryoflux_2.61_amigaos4/dtc>[\quote]


Edited by interrogative on 2016/2/1 11:40:59
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Re: House Design With X1000?
Posted on: 2016/1/30 14:53    #26
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@ddni

When I updated to AmigaOS 4.1 FE, Cycas stopped working. I had to reinstall it to get it to work again. It may be something as simple as Cycas fonts being in the Fonts: drawer.
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Re: NetSurf development builds (now with added Javascript)
Posted on: 2016/1/14 14:44    #27
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With all of the talk about javascript in Odyssey, I was wondering if and when Duktape will be used in the AmigaOS version of Netsurf? Won't it need to be ported from x86?

Edit: I just found a snippet of AmigaOS Netsurf code on Google showing javascript/duktape/duktape.


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Re: Odyssey 1.23 progress
Posted on: 2016/1/14 13:47    #28
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@Joeled

If retro-surfing ever becomes a fad, we will be the platform to beat 8)

On a more serious note, once and if the endian issues are solved in webkit, will it be easy to update (I use the term easy in relation to how difficult it is to solve the current endian issues)?
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Re: Aladdin 4D compatibility problem
Posted on: 2015/11/23 14:08    #29
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@Dandy

Oops. I put the query in the wrong forum. Of course, Aladdin4D is for OS 2.04 and above.

If an administrator could put this in the correct forum, it would be appreciated.

Thank you,
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Re: AHI Settings for Vantec 7.1 Channel PCIe Card
Posted on: 2015/10/19 12:48    #30
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@Antique

I have a 5.1 surround speaker system. Even though I have all of the physical connections connected, am only getting sound out of the middle speakers... and it is very quiet.

I have already emptied my DEVS drawer of the old drivers, so AHI only sees the Envy24ht.

How do I set up AHI prefs music unit, unit 1, unit 2, unit 3, channels, volume, gain, advanced settings, etc.?
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AHI Settings for Vantec 7.1 Channel PCIe Card
Posted on: 2015/10/17 23:50    #31
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I am using the Envy24ht driver. How do I set up AHI?
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Re: Aladdin 4D compatibility problem
Posted on: 2015/8/18 22:21    #32
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Trevor, are you listening 8^)
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Re: Aladdin 4D compatibility problem
Posted on: 2015/8/18 2:43    #33
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Crash log for task "Aladdin4D"
Generated by GrimReaper 53.19
Crash occured in module kernel at address 0x01812804
Type of crash: unknown exception
Alert number: 0x00000000

Register dump:
GPR (General Purpose Registers):
   0: 01818F44 578CDCF0 00000000 0181281C 600D53D0 0227B210 0227B200 0227B270 
   8: 00000001 00000000 00000001 80000017 24822044 00000000 578D1FFC 578BE004 
  16: 14CBD801 00000000 8000000F 8000000E 8000000D 02320000 FFFFFFFF 00000000 
  24: 8000000A 80000008 578CDCE0 00000001 0227E012 600D53D0 02169D34 00000001 


FPR (Floating Point Registers, NaN = Not a Number):
   0:              nan               80     2.56356e-113     3.26302e-292 
   4:    -3.85121e-288      -3.6346e+16     5.09939e+298               64 
   8:               64                1               64               64 
  12:              256              nan      4.04768e+18        -0.195558 
  16:    -1.40669e-300      5.78843e+13       9.4095e+08     9.56185e+244 
  20:     -2.16205e+17     -2.19921e+17     2.98364e-295     1.42979e+276 
  24:      4.02053e+13     1.46574e-278    -1.84208e+297      -2.3088e+18 
  28:     -1.77927e-30     -1.77166e-74      2.66349e+36      -1.1863e-20 

FPSCR (Floating Point Status and Control Register): 0x82000000


SPRs (Special Purpose Registers):
           Machine State (msr) : 0x0002B030
                Condition (cr) : 0x5508ED80
      Instruction Pointer (ip) : 0x01812804
       Xtended Exception (xer) : 0x0181A874
                   Count (ctr) : 0x5508F0F8
                     Link (lr) : 0x0002000E
            DSI Status (dsisr) : 0x5913AA4C
            Data Address (dar) : 0x5508F0F8



680x0 emulated registers:
DATA: 00000000 00000028 00000000 00000000 FFFFFFFF FFD50001 FFD60001 00000000 
ADDR: 578CDD9C 578CDDF4 5F1E63D2 600D53D0 52DC7008 5F1E63D2 6FF6E4D0 578CDD94 
FPU0:                0                0                0                0 
FPU4:                0                0                0                0 



Symbol info:
Instruction pointer 0x01812804 belongs to module "kernel" (HUNK/Kickstart)

Stack trace:
    native kernel module kernel+0x00012804
    native kernel module kernel+0x00018e64
    native kernel module intuition.library.kmod+0x00001cb0
    native kernel module intuition.library.kmod+0x00001bc4
    native kernel module intuition.library.kmod+0x00025294
    native kernel module kernel+0x0005a15c
    native kernel module kernel+0x00a7e012

PPC disassembly:
 018127fc: 6063281c   ori               r3,r3,10268
 01812800: 44000002   sc                
*01812804: 4e800020   blr               
 01812808: 7c641b78   mr                r4,r3
 0181280c: 3c600181   lis               r3,385

System information:

CPU 
 Model: AMCC PPC460EX V1.2 
 CPU speed: 1017 MHz 
 FSB speed: 203 MHz 
 Extensions:  

Machine 
 Machine name: Sam460ex 
 Memory: 2097152 KB 
 Extensions: bus.pci bus.pcie 

Expansion buses 
 PCI/AGP 
  00:04.0 Vendor 0x1095 Device 0x3512 
   Range 0: 00001000 - 00001008 (IO) 
   Range 1: 00001008 - 00001010 (IO) 
   Range 2: 00001010 - 00001018 (IO) 
   Range 3: 00001018 - 00001020 (IO) 
   Range 4: 00001020 - 00001030 (IO) 
  00:06.0 Vendor 0x126F Device 0x0501 
   Range 0: 84000000 - 88000000 (MEM) 
   Range 1: 88000000 - 88200000 (MEM) 
  05:00.0 Vendor 0xACBE Device 0x0001 
  06:00.0 Vendor 0x1002 Device 0x944C 
   Range 0: A0000000 - B0000000 (PREF.MEM) 
   Range 2: B0000000 - B0010000 (MEM) 
   Range 4: 00002000 - 00002100 (IO) 
  06:00.1 Vendor 0x1002 Device 0xAA30 
   Range 0: 00000000 - 00004000 (MEM) 

Libraries 
 0x0227e012: exec.library V53.70 
 0x6feae5e8: cgxvideo.library V42.1 
 0x60507db8: speedbar.gadget V53.12 
 0x60507938: radiobutton.gadget V53.9 
 0x5f2e0050: getscreenmode.gadget V53.8 
 0x5dce19a8: update.library V53.13 
 0x5f2e0d70: fuelgauge.gadget V53.8 
 0x562a2850: texteditor.gadget V53.21 
 0x5f2e0f50: Popmenu.mui V20.254 
 0x5f2e00f0: Lamp.mcc V20.84 
 0x61d4dc34: btree.library V53.1 
 0x600d4e00: Objectmap.mui V20.10 
 0x61d4dee4: asyncio.library V50.3 
 0x600d4cc0: Gauge.mui V20.295 
 0x600d4b80: Dtpic.mui V20.310 
 0x600d49a0: Popasl.mui V20.280 
 0x600d4860: Calltips.mcc V20.21 
 0x600d4720: String.mui V20.141 
 0x600d4680: Listtree.mcc V20.163 
 0x600d45e0: Title.mui V20.199 
 0x5f2d6670: openurl.library V7.15 
 0x60a1d8e0: expat.library V53.4 
 0x600af69c: codesets.library V6.18 
 0x61c56c48: muigfx.library V20.611 
 0x5fec0d98: muimaster.library V20.6421 
 0x600b8a38: pthreads.library V53.11 
 0x621a2d40: getfont.gadget V53.9 
 0x621a2f20: getfile.gadget V53.12 
 0x61dcaf30: slider.gadget V53.15 
 0x61dcad50: arexx.class V53.5 
 0x620efab8: clicktab.gadget V53.44 
 0x602b2190: requester.class V53.18 
 0x61dcac10: space.gadget V53.6 
 0x61d4eea8: chooser.gadget V53.21 
 0x61dcaad0: penmap.image V53.5 
 0x61dcaa30: integer.gadget V53.12 
 0x61dca990: bitmap.image V53.9 
 0x60a47d18: screenblanker.library V53.6 
 0x61dca7b0: checkbox.gadget V53.9 
 0x61c920e8: sm502.audio V6.5 
 0x60a474b8: listbrowser.gadget V53.62 
 0x62e91c50: string.gadget V53.20 
 0x61dca3f0: scroller.gadget V53.14 
 0x61dca210: jpeg.datatype V53.7 
 0x62645104: usergroup.library V4.30 
 0x61dde320: bsdsocket.library V4.307 
 0x620ef4e0: mathieeedoubbas.library V52.1 
 0x6217ef4c: textclip.library V53.1 
 0x620e1b08: usbhidgate.library V53.2 
 0x624876fc: hid.usbfd V53.12 
 0x62487084: xpkmaster.library V5.2 
 0x621600bc: xadmaster.library V13.1 
 0x62614a40: button.gadget V53.19 
 0x62614ae0: glyph.image V53.3 
 0x62488240: window.class V54.1 
 0x624ef7e8: popupmenu.class V53.2 
 0x6264a578: popupmenu.library V53.11 
 0x626149a0: label.image V53.13 
 0x6feae6d8: layout.gadget V54.2 
 0x624ef6f0: bevel.image V53.6 
 0x62614900: drawlist.image V53.3 
 0x626147c0: png.datatype V53.10 
 0x62489474: picture.datatype V53.6 
 0x625e46c4: asl.library V53.49 
 0x6268f66c: ft2.library V53.2 
 0x6ff1c08c: workbench.library V53.53 
 0x6268b5f0: Picasso96API.library V54.9 
 0x6260fd10: gadtools.library V53.7 
 0x628f9768: timezone.library V53.8 
 0x62909b68: application.library V53.12 
 0x6ffa86ac: commodities.library V53.7 
 0x628f0540: datatypes.library V53.4 
 0x62f390cc: icon.library V53.16 
 0x62909460: z.library V53.5 
 0x62e8d2c8: version.library V53.14 
 0x6290a8d0: iffparse.library V53.1 
 0x6ffb9ccc: locale.library V53.7 
 0x6ff667ac: diskfont.library V53.5 
 0x6fdbe868: petunia.library V53.6 
 0x6fdbe628: diskcache.library V3.30 
 0x6fe9b220: dos.library V53.157 
 0x6feaebc4: usbprivate.library V53.12 
 0x6ff64a2c: massstorage.usbfd V53.39 
 0x6fe6b4a8: bootkeyboard.usbfd V52.3 
 0x6fe6b428: bootmouse.usbfd V53.2 
 0x6feaea7c: hub.usbfd V53.10 
 0x6feae7ec: usbresource.library V53.12 
 0x6ff64658: hunk.library V53.4 
 0x6ffabb94: elf.library V53.19 
 0x6ff6e4d0: intuition.library V54.10 
 0x6ff8b2c0: keymap.library V53.9 
 0x6ff463f0: cybergraphics.library V43.0 
 0x6ff9d6a0: RadeonHD.chip V2.10 
 0x6ff9d624: PCIGraphics.card V53.9 
 0x6ffb8420: graphics.library V54.148 
 0x6ff67150: layers.library V54.12 
 0x6ff5c150: rtg.library V54.89 
 0x6ff64184: nonvolatile.library V53.5 
 0x6ffaa2b8: newlib.library V53.30 
 0x6ff9c1ac: utility.library V54.1 
 0x6ffa8398: expansion.library V53.1 
 0x620e991e: rexxsyslib.library V53.4 (Legacy) 

Devices 
 0x5f605954: clipboard.device V53.3 
 0x62e1d018: ppc460ex_eth.device V53.3 
 0x610596f4: ahi.device V6.6 
 0x62536194: diskimage.device V53.4 
 0x6fdbf538: usbdisk.device V53.39 
 0x6ff9cd10: usbsys.device V53.12 
 0x6ff64c30: ehci.usbhcd V53.18 
 0x6ff64b90: ohci.usbhcd V53.19 
 0x6ff64af0: uhci.usbhcd V53.13 
 0x6ff64984: sii3512ide.device V53.20 
 0x6ff9c648: console.device V53.83 
 0x6ff652b0: ramdrive.device V52.6 
 0x6ff8b50c: input.device V53.5 
 0x6ff663b4: keyboard.device V53.11 
 0x6ff65050: timer.device V53.2 

Tasks 
 rhd_gc (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fea6000 - 0x6feae000, pointer @ 0x6feadf70 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000001, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 Hollywood sound server (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6011b004 - 0x6012affc, pointer @ 0x6012af20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 Hollywood streaming task (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x60137004 - 0x60146ffc, pointer @ 0x60146660 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ClickToFront (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x606a0004 - 0x606afffc, pointer @ 0x606af9f0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe000d000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 input.device (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fe86000 - 0x6fe96000, pointer @ 0x6fe95f00 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 SFS DosList handler (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x63073004 - 0x63076ffc, pointer @ 0x63076f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 USB stack (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fe9e000 - 0x6fea2000, pointer @ 0x6fea1f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xf8007000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 OHCI Controller Task Unit 0 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fde0000 - 0x6fde8000, pointer @ 0x6fde7f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xbe009000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 EHCI Controller Task Unit 0 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fdc0000 - 0x6fdc8000, pointer @ 0x6fdc7f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xbe009000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 AllKeys (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x60267004 - 0x60276ffc, pointer @ 0x60276810 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xf0001000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 sii3512ide.device - chip 0 port 0 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fe58000 - 0x6fe60000, pointer @ 0x6fe5ff30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x20000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 sii3512ide.device - chip 0 port 1 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fe30000 - 0x6fe38000, pointer @ 0x6fe37f30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00008000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 page_sweep (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fe08004 - 0x6fe0fffc, pointer @ 0x6fe0fe80 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 ppc460ex_eth Unit 0 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x604c5004 - 0x604d4ffc, pointer @ 0x604d4e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xf6003000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 HD0/SmartFilesystem 1.290  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fc6c004 - 0x6fc6fffc, pointer @ 0x6fc6feb0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000100, SigWait 0x10000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 reaper.task (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62a02004 - 0x62a09ffc, pointer @ 0x62a09660 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00007000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 hid.usbfd (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62062004 - 0x62069ffc, pointer @ 0x62069e90 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 HID Mouse (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61fce004 - 0x61fddffc, pointer @ 0x61fddf20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 HD1/SmartFilesystem 1.290  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62f4a004 - 0x62f4dffc, pointer @ 0x62f4deb0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000100, SigWait 0x10000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ICD0/CDFileSystem 53.4  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61fba004 - 0x61fc9ffc, pointer @ 0x61fc9f30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ICD1/CDFileSystem 53.4  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62032004 - 0x62041ffc, pointer @ 0x62041f30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CD0/CDFileSystem 53.4  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6306b004 - 0x6306effc, pointer @ 0x6306ef30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 hid.usbfd (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62046004 - 0x6204dffc, pointer @ 0x6204de90 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 HID Keyboard (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61f1a004 - 0x61f29ffc, pointer @ 0x61f29f10 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x90001000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 RAM/ram-handler 53.171  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x629a9004 - 0x629acffc, pointer @ 0x629acc80 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 HID Consumer (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61f46004 - 0x61f55ffc, pointer @ 0x61f55f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 hid.usbfd (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62056004 - 0x6205dffc, pointer @ 0x6205de90 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 dos_filedir_notify (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fcb4004 - 0x6fcb7ffc, pointer @ 0x6fcb7ad0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x40001000, SigWait 0x80000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 pager (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x629de004 - 0x629fdffc, pointer @ 0x629fdf00 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 IDF0/FastFileSystem 53.2  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6209e004 - 0x620adffc, pointer @ 0x620aded0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 IDF1/FastFileSystem 53.2  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x621c4004 - 0x621d3ffc, pointer @ 0x621d3ed0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa8000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 MassStorage Device Task (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fcec000 - 0x6fcf4000, pointer @ 0x6fcf3ed0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xe4009000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x5eacf004 - 0x5eadeffc, pointer @ 0x5eadee20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 RANDOM/Random-Handler 52.1  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61e4a004 - 0x61e59ffc, pointer @ 0x61e59ef0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 URL/launch-handler 53.38  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61e93004 - 0x61f0dffc, pointer @ 0x61f09fb0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ENV/env-handler 54.5  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x629b1004 - 0x629b4ffc, pointer @ 0x629b4ef0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6024b004 - 0x6025affc, pointer @ 0x6025ae20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x602d4004 - 0x602e3ffc, pointer @ 0x602e3e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x60571004 - 0x60580ffc, pointer @ 0x60580e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x605e3004 - 0x605f2ffc, pointer @ 0x605f2e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x60664004 - 0x60673ffc, pointer @ 0x60673e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x606ec004 - 0x606fbffc, pointer @ 0x606fbe20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x60766004 - 0x60775ffc, pointer @ 0x60775e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x607f4004 - 0x60803ffc, pointer @ 0x60803e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 AUDIO/AHI-Handler 6.2  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61e22004 - 0x61e32004, pointer @ 0x61e31ec0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 APPDIR/appdir-handler-in-dos 53.157  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x629c2004 - 0x629c9ffc, pointer @ 0x629c9dd0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62e3a004 - 0x62e41ffc, pointer @ 0x62e41e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 RAW/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62e5e004 - 0x62e65ffc, pointer @ 0x62e65e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 CON/con-handler 53.72  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x62e82004 - 0x62e89ffc, pointer @ 0x62e89e20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xa0000100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 dos_nbmd_process (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fcc4004 - 0x6fcc7ffc, pointer @ 0x6fcc7f30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00001100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 dos_lock_handler (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fcfc004 - 0x6fcffffc, pointer @ 0x6fcfff00 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00001100, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 RexxMaster (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61d85004 - 0x61d95004, pointer @ 0x61d94f60 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 diskimage.device unit 4 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61f8b004 - 0x61f9effc, pointer @ 0x61f9ec50 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 diskimage.device unit 5 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6200b004 - 0x6201effc, pointer @ 0x6201ec50 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 diskimage.device unit 0 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6207e004 - 0x62091ffc, pointer @ 0x62091c50 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 diskimage.device unit 1 (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x620b2004 - 0x620c5ffc, pointer @ 0x620c5c50 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xc0000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 TEXTCLIP/textclip-handler 53.1  (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61e66004 - 0x61e75ffc, pointer @ 0x61e75eb0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 compose.task (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6105c000 - 0x61064000, pointer @ 0x61063f30 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x00000021, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Task (Waiting) 
 Workbench (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x61cd4004 - 0x61ce3ffc, pointer @ 0x61ce3ea0 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80000000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ScreenBlanker Library. (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6021e004 - 0x6022effc, pointer @ 0x6022ef00 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0xb4001000, SigWait 0x00000100 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 ramlib (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6290f004 - 0x62927ffc, pointer @ 0x62927f20 (Cookie OK) 
  Signals: SigRec 0x80001000, SigWait 0x00000000 
  State: Process (Waiting) 
 Workbench DosList Notify (Waiting) 
  Stack: 0x6fc94004 - 0x6fca3ffc, pointer @ 0x6fca3f40 (Cookie OK) 
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Aladdin 4D compatibility problem
Posted on: 2015/8/17 12:56    #34
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Good day all,

The other day, I decided to do some modeling and rendering with Aladdin 4D. It was the first time I've tried it under OS4.1 FE. A4D triggered a grim reaper. I clicked on "continue program" only to have another grim reaper that only gave the option of killing the program or rebooting the SAM460ex. I rebooted.

I checked compatibility prefs, making sure that A4D was in the list. It was. I imagine that A4D somehow conflicts with 4.1 FE. Hopefully A-Eon will release a OS4.1 native A4D in the next few years 8^)

I then tried using Run-in-UAE to start A4D. It would not load A4D. I checked the configuration, changed 68000 to 68020, and tried A4D again. It would not start.

What do I need to do to get A4D running in UAE?

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Re: Word processing
Posted on: 2015/6/4 14:25    #35
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[speculation mode] Is terminills working for a company known for buying up old Amiga software for updating? [/speculation mode]
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Re: Another way to stream/download YouTube videos through Amiga browsers...
Posted on: 2015/5/15 11:38    #36
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When I try to stream video using this method, the cache fills up at 0.10% of the video no matter what I try to watch. To what should I set -cache or -cache-min?

Thank you,
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SAM460ex vs SAM460ex benchmarks
Posted on: 2015/4/20 2:00    #37
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Good day,

As the owner of a SAM460ex Lite, I've wondered if having a 1.10GHz or 1.15GHz SAM460 would make a difference. I would not think there would be much difference between 1 GHz and 1.15 GHz, but the RAM speed is different as well.

The Lite works with a 407MHz FSB with a CPU clock multiplier of 2.5.
The 1.10 GHz works with a 440MHz FSB with a CPU clock multiplier of 2.5.
The 1.15 GHz works with a 575MHz FSB with a CPU clock multiplier of 2.

Has anyone ever done benchmarks comparing the CPU and RAM speed of each SAM460 version?
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Re: Wapr3D SI: the fastest card
Posted on: 2015/4/2 17:32    #38
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Actually, it should depend on which R7 250 is being used. The 250X is like a rebranded 8760 or 7770 (Cape Verde XT chipset). The difference is that the 250X has 4.5GHz memory instead of 1125MHz.

The R7 250E is supposed to be a rebranded HD 7750 (Cape Verde PRO). The results of the 250E being slower than the 7750 seems strange given the difference in memory speed is again that of 4.5GHz versus 1125MHz. With that said, I've seen sites that say the effective memory speed of the 7750 is actually 4.5GHz, not 1125MHz. If that is the case, then there should be little difference between the two.

I've seen single slot variants of both the HD 7750 and R7 250E. Since the above tests suggest the 7750 is faster, and the price is slightly lower than the 250E, I may have to change my plans for my next graphics card purchase.
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Re: Do SiIL SATA cards go bad? NEW PROBLEM
Posted on: 2015/3/27 10:32    #39
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There might be some help on the Hyperion forums for XE.

Setting up 3114 on XE
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Re: Do SiIL SATA cards go bad?
Posted on: 2015/3/25 0:40    #40
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Yes, I've had one die on me only a few days ago. The boot process seemed to freeze, but left to itself, it would complete after half an hour or so. The card seemed to be continuously interrupting while ever a HD was connected to it.

Once the system was up, I could move the mouse, but nothing would seem to change for about a minute, when the mouse pointer would jerk on the screen. You can imagine how long it took to type a command on the console.

Replacing the card fixed the problem, but it *could* have been just the act of unplugging the card and replugging the new one. I didn't recheck the old one after satisfying myself that it was the fault of the card.


A brand new 3512 just did the same thing to me. Time to send it back for a refund.
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