> > > > Adaptec is known for good cards > > No they aren't. Adaptec are known for making some of the worst SCSI > cards of all time. As far as I know there is no such thing as a good > SCSI card unless it's one of those rather expensive Compaq 5304 RAID > controllers :)
Bwahahaha! Well, I suppose you're right :-) <snip> > Linux sucks. BSD doesn't. Hmm.. Will have to see if I can find a cd... And something to install it on :) > > Well, I hope that some good luck befalls your Amiga stuff :-) > > It won't. I'm throwing it out once I get some new kit, the Power > Tower is useless (LED board destroyed, AT PSU has no fan) the BlizzPPC > seems to be fucked (*bad* SCSI errors, random crashes.. it was > overclocked in a previous life and that guy obviously broke it) Holy.. Your Amiga stuff has been through nine rounds with a really mean boxer. > Maybe I'll sell my BVision on Amibench if anyone wants it. > > HyperCOM3 (parallel port not suitable for ECP modes, need a mod) I have one of those in my pile of A4000 parts... <snip> > Salvage, salvage.. ;) Yup. Do that here too... > > has all dried up :-( > > I never saw any (registration) money anyway. I just can't compile V > on my FreeBSD box like I can the rest of my projects: the 68k >version > needs SAS/C and the PPC version relies on too many Amiga things in > the build process. I've been through and half-ported some of the >stuff > for AmIRC but.. well, it's a slow process when you have other things > to do. Oh! A lot of SAS stuff. I have SAS on my 1200, but it isn't up to date... With an 040/25, it would take what, days to cross-compile the PPC version? :-P I really should go to that box, and check the version.. > > Gee, I can't imagine *why* they wouldn't share :-P > > I'm sure if you give Jobs something, pun intended, they'll share > eventually ;) Sure they will ;) -- -- Regards, Dave 'Targhan' Crawford
