I guess it all depends on what you plan to do with it. Only thing that comes to mind is if you have a monitor that can display 15kHz modes, otherwise you'll need something like RGB2HDMI or similar.

Hyperion support contacted me and they were able to use the UAE config I provided to determine the issue was, in fact, related to mmu.library.  OS 3.2.x ships with MMULib and is setup to load mmu.library via SetPatch.  Per recommendation, I contacted the MMULib author.  Thomas was very responsive and helpful.  (The Amiga community is the best!)  He was able to determine the cause of the issue (via emulation) and provided a solution.  Essentially, the GVP 1230 Turbo+ II is using an undocumented memory location that needed to be mapped by mmu.library.

If you have a GVP A1230 68030 w/MMU and A1291 SCSI Expansion, adding the following line in envarc:MMU-Configuration will allow the controller to behave properly:

; For GVP A1230/A1291
For 2017 11 SetCacheMode 0x03000000 0x0400 Valid IoSpace CacheInhibit

Thomas is looking into a change to GVPInit to integrate this configuration, but the above config will fix the issue for now.  Lastly, I was able to reproduce the issue on OS 3.9 after installing MMULib.  As soon as mmu.library loaded via patched SetPatch or MuTools SCSI devices no longer worked.  The same MMU-Configuration addition works on OS 3.9.  My external ZuluSCSI is now working great on the A1291.

-Jeremy

Greetings all!

I'm hopefully collecting an Amiga 500 on Saturday from the great Glen of the CRG YouTube channel and was wondering if there's anything I should take into account beforehand when I get it? It comes with a Spitfire accelerator, a few games, a joystick, PSU, RGB SCART cable, mouse and a 2GB SD card with Workbench 3.1 in an SD to 44 pin IDE adapter. I know that Windows can't read Amiga file systems so I will make sure to use WinUAE if I wanna transfer files, but wanna make sure there's anything else that's important I should know.

Yes, thanks. Twas in another thread, sorry.

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