Do you have an Amiga 2000? What's inside it?

[vortexau]

A2000HD bought in 1991:
Current Partitions under 3.5


Four SCSI Hard Drives external. The Zip Drive no longer attached, so ID-5 is currently unallocated. The contents of HDD 2, 3, & 4 are being copied to HDD 6 which is a 4.3Gb unit.

PROCESSOR:      CPU 68060/68060fpu/68060mmu
CUSTOM CHIPS:   ECS PAL Agnus (id=$0020), Normal Denise (id=$00FF)
VERS:   Kickstart version 40.63, Exec version 40.10, Disk version 44.2
RAM:    Node type $A, Attributes $405 (FAST), at $8000000-$BF7FFFF (63.5 meg)
        Node type $A, Attributes $703 (CHIP), at $1000-$1FFFFF (~2.0 meg)
BOARDS:
 Board + ROM (HD?) (phase 5):   Prod=8512/24($2140/$18) (@$EA0000 128K)
 Board (Village Tronic):   Prod=2167/11($877/$B) (@$200000 2meg)
 Board (Village Tronic):   Prod=2167/12($877/$C) (@$E90000 64K)

Expansion Cards and Daughter Boards:
 ° Blizzard A2060 with 64 meg ram
 ° PicassoII with 2 meg V-ram
 ° A2320 (Amber) video deinterlacer board (below):

 ° Kickboard from Unitech Eloctronics with KS 1.3, 2.05, & 3.1 fitted.

1 external 1760k Floppy Drive. (NO Hard Drives presently internal)
Current SCSI HDDs to left of system

3-Position Data Switch between Parallel Port and two printers. VidiAmiga24 Pro-RT cart in other position.

Menu sample

Screen Modes
Usually run in 800x600 16bit.

Computer Room
(The MacIIsi has been removed to make room for A1G4, and a different SCSI case placed to left of A2000)
A mounting sits to the right that formerly supported a full-size SVHS Camcorder that interfaced with the VidiAmiga24 Pro-RT.

Use Miami and AWeb-II . . . . Web Site managed from this A2000.

[vortexau]

Yeah, my A2320 was a second-hand acquision as well - but was added a couple of years after the PicassoII RTG Card. It passes-through native screens using a connection to the Picasso.

I play few games so it takes mostly the Startup Screen that I use in booting 3.1 which I use for ProWrite 3.3! ProWrite can be retargeted by the original PicassoII Driver; but not by 3.5's Picasso96!

Its an interesting fact that the original PicassoII Driver can handle Screen Dragging, but Picasso96 can not! When I'm doing postal mail with ProWrite, I commonly drag down the WB to COPYnPASTE the addresses to an envolope-printing utility.

TVPaint and a RTG Card really make an accellerated A2000 shine . . . . . . .