Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are proud to announce the immediate availability of a number of add-ons for Hollywood 11: Coderise. The following add-ons are now available for download from the official Hollywood portal:

- Hollywood Player 11.0 for all supported platforms including Android
- Hollywood SDK 11.0 for developing your own plugins (includes examples and over 500 pages of documentation in various formats)
- Hollywood 11.0 add-on for Cubic IDE (kindly provided by Michael Jurisch)
- Hollywood 11.0 online reference manual (almost 1400 PDF pages, alternatively available as HTML, CHM, and AmigaGuide)
- Hollywood SDK 11.0 online reference manual (over 500 PDF pages, alternatively available as HTML, CHM, and AmigaGuide)

The release of these add-ons completes the Hollywood 11: Coderise release. Please visit the official Hollywood portal at http://www.hollywood-mal.com/ for download and more information.

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Edit your config and you should see it ...

Very unprofessional for it to take this long and to blame the customer. Even the infamous Sinclair QL launch delay was only 3 months not 7 :-(

Hello everyone,

I have an A2000 6.2.

I recently purchased a Gottago Fastram IDF68K card from AmigaStore.
This card adds 8 MB of Fast RAM as well as an IDE port.
It plugs into the 68000 socket.
Photo attached.

I also got a CPU Relocator to make things easier, also purchased from AmigaStore.
Photo attached as well.

I have several questions:

1. Jumper position on the IDE68K for the CFGIN and CFGOUT pins.
There was a jumper installed when it was delivered. I removed it but can’t remember if it connected both pins or if it was positioned on just one of them as a reserve.

2. How to connect the INT2 and OVR2 pins of the IDE68K.
I understand they can be connected directly to the chips.
I would prefer a cleaner installation.
I noticed that the CPU RELOCATOR card has 2 pins labeled OVR and INT2.
Can I connect the IDE68K pins to the ones on the RELOCATOR ?

Thank you very much for your advice.

'm concerned about the power supply since its different from a standard Amiga 1200, and I think the A1200NG comes with a power brick which I'd rather have an SFX power supply...

The other question is around the on/off button on the case - which in a way is also related to the above.