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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: heymanj on February 08, 2008, 09:42:11 PM
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I'm desperately looking for source (or a pointer to such) to support the A2410 (ULowell) video card.
This card is currently not supported in either geekgadgets X server, nor Holger Kruse's AmiWin, nor m68k Linux and would love to be able to take advantage of it - otherwise it's just taking up a slot in my A3000.
I've contacted UMass at Lowell, but there doesn't appear to be anyone left from the early 1990s that would know anything about the project :-(
jerry
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There are appears to be some source package here:
http://aminet.net/search?query=2410
although I've not checked inside...
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Appreciate the pointers - but all of those are Amiga OS specific. Looking for the Unix code...
jerry
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Oops. Did you check here: http://www.amigaunix.com/tiki-index.php ?
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yup. source code would be Commodore/AT&T proprietary - even now ... :-( AFAIK, no source was shipped with Amiga Unix.
jerry
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You sound like a coder. Surely some open source Unixoid will have a driver for that TMS34010 chip, no?
You've probably already done this, but just in case:
http://www.google.com/search?q=TMS34010+source+code+driver
http://www.google.com/search?q=TMS34010+X11+source+code+driver
Don't want to use it under Amix BTW? (I assume it has support for Amix since it was shipped with A3000UXs...)
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Dunno if this may be what you're looking for...there's 2 source trees of X with Amix, here's from the X11R4 tree. X11R5 source doesn't seem to have any A2410 at first glance.
http://failsure.net:8085/root/usr/src/X/server/ddx/amix/a2410/
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Many thanks Failure and da9000 - looks like you've uncovered resources that I was unaware of. Will pursue ethe sites you've provided.
jerry
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I still have the hard drive from my A2000 when I was at U.Lowell CPE where Aaron Orenstein was doing most/half of the software development for the A2410. And I would occasionally be asked to look over stuff. When I am back in the states a few months from now, I will see if I can resurrect the drive and/or computer. And see what's there... Rich Miner (founder of Android) was the main person behind this. He might have some ideas too, especially about what can and cannot be released.