My A1G4XE setup will be like this (when the mobo arrives)..

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1GB SDRAM DIMM (2 parts 512MB 133Mhz Apacer, Original Buffered Registered ECC)

Best make sure these aren't Hyperpage modules, or else they won't work.

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alx wrote:
Anyone remember a few months back when a load of people were saying that the A1-G3SE would never be made, that A inc had given up, that there wouldn't ever be an AmigaONE?  I wonder if they still think that :-)

I would point out that the A1-G3SE was cancelled sooner than it was released.  So it technically wasn't made.  A few earlybird boards got delivered, but not even all of the orders were fulfilled.  So I'd call that prediction quite accurate.

And there still isn't an AmigaONE as originally promiced.  You know, the plug-in card for your A1200?

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@Helgis75

Uh...

Eyetech just resells the Teron boards supplied by Mai.  They don't build any boards, nor designed any boards, on their own.  it *is* the Teron board from Mai.

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It's not quite true. Eyetech did their own modifications to the motherboard.

Please, point out where any traces were modified, chips changed, etc on the design.  Please, I'd like to see a hardware change in the design.

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@Helgis75

Uh...

those changes were on the Teron PX before Eyetech even had the older "built-in-CPU" G3 boards.

So please, try again.

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Why is Eyetech chosen as the main hardware manufacture for the Amiga to develop AmigaOne?

they weren't.  They paid for the right to brand a motherboard as AmigaONE.  Nowhere did they claim to manufacture Amiga's.