I had a similar system running thru the largest casino in Australia, 110+ pages plus individual voice overs, backing music etc
A1200, 8meg fast ram, internal IDE 3.5inch harddrive, internal IDE 100meg zip disk. Also a reset switch wired to the outside. All this was inside a 19inch rack mount with no thermal protection at all except a small heatsink ontop of the lisa chip.
I wrote startup scripts that would allow booting from the harddrive, then before starting scala, would check the zip, if a disk was inserted, it would copy all the scala content off the zip onto the harddrive, eject the zip, reboot and start with all updated/fresh content.
Was quick, simple, and the hotel service tech could achieve the procedure without too much hassle.
Monthly updates were painless after this rebuild from a standard a1200.
Az
**note** I also wrote a small assembly language program to sit quietly on the video blank interrupt, count 24 hours then system friendly reset the machine. If I did not have this, then Scala would eventually fail, cause blank screens, chop up the voice overs or stop playing the background music. The AmigaOS3.1 does get memory fragmentation when running 24/7 !! you have been warned
