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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Topic started by: Erol on June 05, 2013, 03:50:26 PM
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This very talented polish man is making various Amiga and Atari Retro 16bit & 8Bit hardware.
Lets show our interest and see if we can get flashkick1200 in production.
http://lotharek.pl/product.php?pid=102
Flashkick1200 is device for Amiga1200 systems, that will allow You to FLASH Your kickstart file into Amiga1200 and use it.
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I see that he's got price for the MiST @ 189.99 Euro.
Flashkick1200 looks interesting.
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Its avery interesting project, and with 4 clockports, who can say no.
I have never heard about the MiST before, but it looks really great, and not to expensive.
It could be nice to see sysinfo running on it.
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Yes it looks cool. I'd be interested in the flashboard w/clockports
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Geez that looks very cool. Hopefully his method of requiring the old kickstart roms to be actually on the board will get around copyright problems.
I hope also that the modified kickstarts can then be mapped onto accelerators. This could be a very cool product.
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Doobrey was working on something similar (http://www.doobreynet.co.uk/flash.html). And I think Jens' original idea for the Kickflash was something like this (the product that shipped was different, though). There's also this (http://aminet.net/package/docs/hard/DC-KF500) for the A500. It'll be nice if this gets into production - the idea's been around a long time, but never commercially executed. I hope it can hold more than just Kickstart - would be great to get something analogous to the Algor or Deneb FlashROM so that it can hold Poseidon and other ROM tags.
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This is seriously cool!!
I've been wanting something like this for many years!
It can be used to enhance the a1200 greatly!
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Have his floppy drive emulator :-) Will be backing this, although might be a tight fit with other mods that I have :-/
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Does anyone have any other information about Mist? Can't seem to find the hardware spec.
For that sort of money I'd want to know more about it.