Upcoming Mirari PPC motherboard

@all
Thank you all for the kind words regarding our Mirari project. At the moment as most of you know there are boards with the ExecSG guys to work on the kernel. For now this has some delays due to (e5500 - X5000) multicore stuff they are working on. We will wait and see when there is progress to be mentioned. Besides that MorphOS developments are going strong. NVMe drivers have been optimized and Harald has created the onboard audio drivers with 192Khz recording functionality. Frank Mariak did the Qoriq onboard network driver next to all his hard work to optimize MorphOS 3.20 for running on the Mirari. I try to update the blog https://mirari.vitasys.nl/the-first-rebirth/ as much as possible.

@Skateman

It's really great what you've achieved here as a small community. And yes, I too have been following developments around Mirari.

I have always been interested in audio/NVME driver development, and it seems that the MotphOs team has done a great job here. As I could see in your videos, MorphOs is already running splendidly on this board.

Of course, Mirari won't be able to replace my X5000, but it's remarkable how much support it's getting, and I think that will continue in the long term. There is currently zero driver development for the hardware on the X5000.

It will probably take ages until AmigaOS 4.1 boots for the first time, as there is simply a lack of support and developers. Personally, I consider this machine to be perfect MorphOS hardware, which you have really succeeded in creating.

@Skateman

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Would it be possible to break the blog into multiple pages? (One per month, perhaps?) It's become so big, with so many large images, that it takes a long time to load, and I can no longer view it with Odyssey as it runs out of memory trying to load all the images.