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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Retail News / Sales => Topic started by: System on July 26, 2002, 02:43:33 AM
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Hello fellow Amigans !!
Just a brief note for all of you who will attend the Amiwest 2002 Show in Sacramento this weekend.
At our booth we will have a demo of AmigaOne G3-SE
running Suse Linux !!
This we are able to bring to you at the encouragement of Alan Redhouse and the intelligent hard work and cooperation of Adam Kowalczyk of Ontario, Canada. A brilliant developer and a true Amigan.
Please come in large numbers at the show. We will have all your other Amiga products on sale and the AmigaOne G3-SE on demo. Something that we have all waited for for so long.
Again thank you for your support as always and LONG LIVE AMIGA !!!
RANDHIR & SARLA JESRANI
COMPUQUICK MEDIA CENTER INC.
3758 TOWN & COUNTRY ROAD
COLUMBUS. OH. 43213.
TEL: 614-235-1180, 614-235-3601
FAX: 614-235-1180
url: http://www.compuquick-amigadirect.com
email: sales@compuquick-amigadirect.com
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Randhir,
How about a demo of Amiga OS 4.0? you got the board, so whats the problem showing Amiga OS 4?
It's really weird to see that there are shows like AmiWest and neither EyeTech nor Hyperion or Amiga Inc. shows Amiga OS 4.
After all - I thought Amiga was trying to make some money.. by showing the Amiga OS 4 as it is - as much unstable as it is - there will be tons of people who'll be delighted to see it and buy the vouchers/cupons..
Hetz
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As much as I'd like to see it, even if they did demo it, there would be people picking apart all flaws it had even though it is only in a beta state. :-x
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Running OS4 on the A1 isn't quite as straightforward. As far as I know, it's being developed on existing Phase5 PPC boards, not the A1. Changing it to run on an A1 is probably no trivial task, and better left to when OS4 is finished.
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>SUSE PowerPC on AmigaOne board.
Hi
I had contacted SUSE and its distributors about buying SUSE PowerPC Linux for Amiga One board. Their offcial reply:
"SUSE only run on APPLE PowerMac, iMac, iBook. SUSE PowerPC IS NOT compatible with AmigaOne. You have to buy APPLE products!"
Which one is the correct statement, Compuquick or SUSE?
BTW: Is it possible to run Mac OS 9 (using MacOnLinux) and MS Windows (Bochs + CrossOver) on SUSE PowerPC for AmigaOne?
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It is my understanding that the base Linux dirstros do not support the AmigaOne Board (perhaps BIOS issues) but that a port has been done (for nearly all PPC Linux distros) and that works fine.
Wether these ports are feed back to the original distro or even made publicly available has not been stated ...
Regards
Darren
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How about a demo of Amiga OS 4.0? you got the board, so whats the problem showing Amiga OS 4?
I believe it is not ready. I mean a beta that is worth to show. Otherwise they would do that.
Coder
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Newbee wrote
It is my understanding that the base Linux dirstros do not support the AmigaOne Board (perhaps BIOS issues) but that a port has been done (for nearly all PPC Linux distros) and that works fine.
Not BIOS issues: the board is so new they haven't yet realised it exists (in some cases at least). Remember, there's no commercially-distributed POP motherboard out there yet.
Wether these ports are feed back to the original distro or even made publicly available has not been stated ...
Why do you think the beta testers are doing, if not (among other things) working on producing ports of the various distros that are to be made publicly available? And officially supported?
:-D
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Asian1 wrote:
Which one is the correct statement, Compuquick or SUSE?
Compuquick.
Either that, or I and a number of others have been hallucinating for the past month.
And yes, Mac On Linux does run on the A1. There was a news item about this recently. With screenshots.
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Hi,
Hi I had contacted SUSE and its distributors about buying SUSE PowerPC Linux for Amiga One board. Their offcial reply: "SUSE only run on APPLE PowerMac, iMac, iBook. SUSE PowerPC IS NOT compatible with AmigaOne. You have to buy APPLE products!" Which one is the correct statement, Compuquick or SUSE?
The "official" distro has no (not yet?) AmigaONE support, but anyone can make an unofficial distro which does run.
If you would like to, you can make an unofficiql distro which runs on a beefed up C64, but if you would contact SUSE they would still say the above.
BTW: Is it possible to run Mac OS 9 (using MacOnLinux) and MS Windows (Bochs + CrossOver) on SUSE PowerPC for AmigaOne?
I don't see why not.
Greetz,