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		Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Hardware News => Topic started by: Rebel on November 05, 2002, 06:21:47 PM
		
			
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				From Amigart (http://amigart.com).  The OS4 kernel boot log  (http://www.amigart.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1408) as witnessed, on the AmigaOne hardware at last weekends WOASE show.
 
 
 
 
 
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				Nice.    i especially like this:
 "
 TFTP from server 192.168.0.3; our IP address is 192.168.0.5
 Filename '/tftpboot/os4.image'.
 Load address: 0x500000
 Loading:
 "
 
 LB
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				...but if you take close attention the 
 the output, you'll see that it's actually booting on a G4... that log's
 from a test run on a Amiga One XE board with a G4 7410...
 
 Actually I find this more interesting  :-o :-D  :-o
 
 Hmm....we need drool Smiley!
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				[,,,]
 [StartExec] Let the good times roll !!! Multitasking enabled
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 :-D
 .
 SlimJim
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				Have you seen this (G3):
 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Frontside bus frequency: 133 MHz
 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Internal frequency: 599 MHz
 
 
 Have you seen this (G4):
 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Frontside bus frequency: 100 MHz
 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Internal frequency: 400 MHz
 
 
 So it's not the same CPU module as they use on the AmigaOne-XE (G4) :-D
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				Poster: SlimJim Date: 2002/11/5 21:33:01
 
 [,,,]
 [StartExec] Let the good times roll !!! Multitasking enabled
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 :-D
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 SlimJim
 
 
 I like that one :-D
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				Quote:
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 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Frontside bus frequency: 100 MHz
 [HAL_CalibrateTimer] Internal frequency: 400 MHz
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 Yup, I noticed that right away.
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 Gag me with CTRL_D
 Blow me out of the water with CTRL_C
 
 
 
 :)
 
 Theres many humorous msg's in there :)
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				Its just so close!!! Can`t you smell it?!  I want it now!! :-D
			
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				Exec on Amiga One G3 :
 
 PPCBoot 1.1.6 (Oct 25 2002 - 12:31:12)
 
 How will it look for the future???
 
 Will it be renamed to U-boot, or will it continue as PPCBoot?
 
 I sure hope it will continue as PPCBoot :-D
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				They probably changed the name before it's no longer PowerPC dependent. 
 
 I mean why not call it ARMBoot?
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				Well I thought it was Das Boot :-o 
 
 (a fave movie of mine) :-D
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				The G4 that we run on was a MPC 7410, which is one of the modules we have here for the XE but not the one that is going to be on the final version.  I wasn't sure how high this one goes, so we left it at 400 MHz to be sure the CPU's not fried :destroy: 
 
 Regards, Hans-Joerg.
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				They probably changed the name before it's no longer PowerPC dependent. 
 
 I mean why not call it ARMBoot?
 
 
 It should not be called ARMBoot, because:
 
 1: The original name of the project was 8xxROM - not ARMBoot.
 
 2: ARMBoot was made on basis of it's sister project (PPCBoot).
 
 3: The AmigaOne PPCBoot was made on basis of PPCBoot 1.1.6, and not ARMBoot!
 
 4: ARMBoot is no longer ARMBoot, but has merged with PPCBoot to U-Boot.
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				The G4 that we run on was a MPC 7410, which is one of the modules we have here for the XE but not the one that is going to be on the final version. I wasn't sure how high this one goes, so we left it at 400 MHz to be sure the CPU's not fried :destroy:
 
 Regards, Hans-Joerg.
 
 
 Nice to hear that it is capable of running other CPU modules :-D
 
 Do you know if it is capable of running standard CPU modules normally used in Apple Mac?
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				[color=000000]I want that Ship![/color]
 (quote from Darth Vader :-D)
 
 when can I buy it please? :-P
 
 I hope it is ready on X-mas :-)
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				I love the humour in the boot code. Yet another thing to set it apart from the competition.  :-D
			
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				The G4 that we run on was a MPC 7410, which is one of the modules we have here for the XE but not the one that is going to be on the final version. I wasn't sure how high this one goes, so we left it at 400 MHz to be sure the CPU's not fried  
 
 I would have at least tried to set it to 1GHz just for giggles.  Put a big fat fan on top.....Then again, just before a show, that probably would not have been a good idea.
 
 Any word if it will use the standard Mac CPU modules for the G4's?
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				Herewegoagain wrote:... Any word if it will use the standard Mac CPU modules for the G4's?  I have the question :-)
 If it is able to use standard Mac CPU modules, then I might buy the AmigaOne-XE.
 If it is only able to use special AmigaOne CPU modules I think I will go for the AmigaOneG3-SE as I do not need more right now (money money money)
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				Well, I hope they will change it to Kickstart 4.0. I know it isn't like the old ROM, but it still kicks the AmigaOne board alive. So please Eyetech/Hyperion call it Kickstart 4.0 just to continue with an old Amiga tradition  :-D
			
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				Well, I hope they will change it to Kickstart 4.0 
 
 One of the best suggestions I've heard for a long time.
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				Well, I hope they will change it to Kickstart 4.0. I know it isn't like the old ROM, but it still kicks the AmigaOne board alive.  
 
 Yeah! And that name surely kicks butt.