@LiveForIt

Do you mean integrated in the Uboot, or for adding a module to the Kicklayout?

So: NVMe on Sam460 needs a (paid) driver?

But using Silicon Image SATA2 3131/3132/3124 in the PCIe 1x slot is plug n play as usual (with the latest Uboot 2015.d)?

@smarkusg

It’s released and sells a lot (multiple of tens, maybe hundreds). There’s definitely some interest.

Very nice.

/Sam460ex owner.

@m3x

So never use SIL 3112 for Sam460, or is it depending on the fw version on the card?

The firmware is found here: https://www.latticesemi.com/Support/ASSPSoftwareArchive

I agree. Merge Amiga.org and Amigaworld.net and setup official support forum(s) there.

@Hitman

I guess it doesn't help to remove all USB peripherals? Keyboard, mouse etc.

Just grasping at straws at this point.

@Hitman: Can you reach the boot menu, or does it hang before you reach that stage?

@tekmage Wasn't it 1000, not 1500?

I guess the first batch will be 100 or maybe 200.

@OlafS3

Two more weeks.

Use 3.8.

Why: less, if any, problems.

@amiganuts

Yes, and I will have a look myself and try to set the MTU to 1500 (unless not already set to that).

Ethernet frame size 1518 = MTU 1500.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_transmission_unit

Usually you don’t have to reinstall an Amiga. Have you checked your Kicklayout?

Check the Roadshow manual; Try a larger TCP window size for example.

You can tweak the Roadshow settings to get better throughput.

@amiganuts

DDR is mentioned on page 4.

@amiganuts

Here's the Sam460cr manual (can't find a LE manual online): https://www.acube-systems.biz/download ... cr_EndUserManual_v1.0.pdf

But surely you got a paper manual included with the board?

@Hypex

But this is version 2. Still free though.

@m3x

Yes, it's the SST39VF040 I have.

Could it be that it is the AT49F040 and AT49BV040B that are causing the problem due to its "variable sector size" and option to lock the boot block? Or are other/all flash types affected by the problem?

With which voltage is the flash memory driven by the Sam460; 3 or 5 Volt?