@afxgroup

Didn't they leave their FTP wide open at one point?

It does much the same in the original case and power supply. But I may have misread some LEDs earlier, it's hard to see clearly as they are so bright, and I cannot get a good picture like ddni showed in his video, it's just a big bright blur on my cellphone.

Serial output I get hex 00 FF and nothing else.

If I power on now, I get two LEDs - 2 and 3.

If I wait some time between, then I might get 3 LEDs on - 3, 4, 5, at least for a moment before it changes to two on 2 and 3.

The 3, 4, 5 I think I previously misread as 2, 3, 4...


P.S. Even on those earlier attempts that did show a boot logo, I never did see any menu or prompt or anything, only the logo, if this means anything. I haven't seen that for several attempts now. :/

When I get the boot logo, then the 3 on LEDs are led2, led3, led4, so both CPU core power fault and CPU power good. Does that make sense?

When it doesn't seem to do anything at all, I have on LED2 and LED3.

I am using a Corsair RM850X power supply, which is brand-new, not pulled from something else. A Power Supply tester does show it is good.

I will try with original case power supply as well this weekend.

And after that initial boot, I had a second boot that showed logo but got into a loop like someone else described somewhere. I checked my battery and it's 3 volts, not dead like the other person's description I saw and solved with new battery that had power in it. And now, I get nothing visible at all, screen does not indicate has any signal.

The serial cable is still in original case, tonight I'll get that out and find a USB-serial thing to use with it and see if that says anything.

I get 2 LEDs now, I believe there were 3 when I was getting the firmware x1000 logo. I saw 3 last time and then it went to two, I'll have to look what those mean as well. A bit less excited than I was when I saw the logo, but still optimistic for this thing...

I have USB into the indicated keyboard USB connector on nemo motherboard, but am not sure how well things are working at moment.

I do get display on hdmi monitor, which is good sign. Git the x1000 logo, now I see some device info such as ATI framebuffer enable, IDE things, memory used by CFE and USB things, like text in a DOS sort of thing.

Here it stops.

The USB is from a KVM and has both keyboard and mouse in same port, but is the one indicated for keyboard.

So, I'm happy it's alive-ish, as I had to remove and replace a PCIe slot that was broken when I received this thing. But isn't obviously usable yet.

I did get 2 hdds with this system, and perhaps I connect to wrong one at the moment, I don't have enough sata cables to go around, and don't want to scavenge from original case. (using a rackmount case)

Are there preferred memory slots to fill in special order? I have 2 sticks, I think are 2GB each.

@kas1e
your 4-port web link looks like it had displayports in the pictures, not hdmis

maybe these help with that one

https://a.co/d/5wcbxXK

@kas1e

This is the KVM i have

https://a.co/d/iTQd3gR

Similar question that brings Classics into the mix, is there such a thing that would get USB keyboard and mouse from a single cable, such as the keyboard and mouse are in a USB hub, that then gets both classic Amiga keyboard and mouse out of that? I'd love to have my 4000T on my KVM as well, but haven't figured this part out yet.

Have you tried anything like these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08D ... _asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071 ... _asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

My KVM has a small handheld remote, and buttons on the front, so I'm not concerned about fancy key detection switching. I haven't used any of these, but have my eye on them to try at some point. I need to get my machines rebuilt and running again, planning for Peg2, A1XE, X1000 and microA1 if I can get the CPU replaced, I got that one cheap due to a broken CPU.

Is there such a thing as a dummy ps2 dongle for the PEG2, I'd generally use the USB keyboard but it doesn't tseem to boot without a ps2 keyboard plugged in, and I don't want to have to deal with that. (Is the XE the same way?)

I'd be interested in one of those adapters! For a Mac CPU module??

Maybe a weird question... Has anyone tried this driver with Qemu-sam460 emulation?

@graff

Does the stack itself have enough in it now, that someone can make a working host controller driver, and then hub or device drivers for USB3 Superspeed? Or is current USB Stack not yet sufficient/complete to do 3.0 Superspeed drivers?

Also, any chance that those who can, have been looking at adding USB 3.1/3.2 or even 4 speeds into the stack since the last SDK udpate in 2015?

I don't remember ever hearing anything about that. The OS4 SDK has a few clues, but are inconsistent in ways.

Documentation/AutoDocs/usbsys.doc: USB_SPEED_SUPER for a SuperSpeed Function (4800 Mb/s).


But in the Documentation/AutoDocs/usbhcd.doc file (Host Controller stuff), the USB_SPEED_SUPER is left out:

USBA_DeviceSpeed (ULONG)
This tag is used for specifying the speed of the
USB Function to add. This defines how the
hardware driver should actually be communicating
with the Function.
ti_Data is a ULONG holding a speed indicator:
USB_SPEED_LOW for a LowSpeed Function (1.5 Mb/s).
USB_SPEED_FULL for a FullSpeed Function (12 Mb/s).
USB_SPEED_HIGH for a HighSpeed Function (480 Mb/s).

If not specified the HCD *must* default to
USB_SPEED_LOW for the added Function.
If specified, but an unknown value is supplied, the
attachment must be failed. In this case
USBERR_UNSUPPORTED should be returned in the
USBA_ErrorCode tag if supplied and supported.

...

USBA_DeviceSpeed (ULONG *)
The HCD must store the speed of the USB controller in the ULONG
pointed to by ti_Data. The speed is specified using one of the
USB_SPEED_xxx constants from usb/system.h.
Since USBA_DeviceSpeed usage was not added until v2 of the USB
stack, the USB stack will fall back to expect USB_SPEED_FULL speed
(i.e. 12MBit/s) for the HCD if it does not respond to this tag.
USB2+ capable HCDs are required to support this tag, or they will
only see USB1 device attachments.


In Include/include_h/usb/system.h it DOES define the USB_SPEED_SUPER value. So, maybe USB3 is supported, or perhaps it was never completed. Has any PCIe card ever actually been announced as working and supported? I never saw anything after that 2012 thing either... :/


/* For supplying USB Device speed to USB(HC)AddFunctionA()
ti_Data is a USB_SPEED_xxx value.
If not specified the default speed used *must* be USB_SPEED_LOW.
Also used for querying HCD root bus speed using USBHCGetAttrsA() */
#define USBA_DeviceSpeed (TAG_USER+4)

#define USB_SPEED_LOW (0L) /* 1.5 Mbit/s */
#define USB_SPEED_FULL (1L) /* 12 Mbit/s */
#define USB_SPEED_HIGH (2L) /* 480 Mbit/s */
#define USB_SPEED_SUPER (3L) /* 4800 Mbit/s */

@NinjaCyborg

I'd really like to see a modern native wxWidgets port. I think there was an old 2.6 version, but I'm not sure how complete it was. There is something for it in AmiCygnix as well, but then we go through X11. wxPython would be cool.

I am having this problem, having dug out my XE and tryin gto get it back to life again. It was running 4.1u6, I have installed 4.1fe and the u1, u2 and u2hf updates, so should be all up to date. Odyssey was giving me this font problem, and partial solution from Kas1e got me a little further:

@kas1e
Script use wget to download stuff, so add --no-check-certificate parametr to wget. To that big string of mess, add it right after that Datas/wget --tries 10 (don't forget to put spaces before and after, so it will be as normal parametr)


But... While some fonts were downloaded this way, it failed and complains when it gets to georgi32, and says OWB WON'T work in the requestor. Same as for the first font, andale32, and also from sourceforge, so not sure what happened for this one after several worked fine.

Can we get the fonts manually and install separately, for Odyssey to use?

I have never used odyssey before, but the AmiStore setup recommends Odyssey. I haven't figured out how to use AmiStore yet, clicking buy and add to cart but nothing happens but more login requestors from it, so hopefully this browser bit will help something functional to happen for AmiStore...

@walkero

Per the subject, I take it as asking if the PCIe based NVME style (no SATA at all) ssd cards in m.2 slot.

For booting, that would likely require uboot support.

For other than booting, and after booting, that would require OS driver.

I know not of either, but do hope that NVME drivers do happen (or already did), and uboot support for booting them too.

@Capehill

Quote:

And also for performance monitoring/throttling and power management.

The cpu can do 16GB on each of rhe two memory controllers. Too bad we can only do 8, or was the user guide for x1000 written before larger modules came to be? 4x4GB could give us 16GB, and 4x8GB could give us 32GB, if the slots are wired to support that. Yea, silly if we can only use 2GB of that, but curious...

What is the max memory the hardware is capable of? Does Linux or any OS support that?