I guess you'll have to dremel a hole to match the DVI connector in the small cover on the back of the A1200 Desktop and a couple of small holes to secure the connector with the cover screws. Or, drill a couple of small holes in the bottom of the case on either side of the connector and use a couple tie wraps. I rather liked the DVI connector circuit board cause there was a hole in it for a securing nut & bolt that matched an existing recessed hole in the desktop case bottom that worked perfect.
I also noticed that most all websites that sell the Indie AGA have been updated with the new model but, isn't the Vesalia site http://www.vesalia.de/e_indivisionagamk2.htm a direct contradiction with the new model NOT working with the 4000T? As opposed to what Jens says here... http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=890902&postcount=2216
There is no contradiction at all...in fact...if you toke your time and read slowly you will find that what is written in vesalia is correct and matches with what
Schoenfeld said.
Here let me quote what vesalia said "(*)
Important Note:
Installation in the A4000T requires the replacement of the electrolytic capacitor CE164C with a lower-profile type. " This is what Schoenfed said "The new version "Indivision AGA MK2cr" uses a different connector for the DVI cable. It gets in the way of electrolytic capacitor CE164C in the A4000T. If you want to use the new version in the A4000T, you need to replace that capacitor with a lower-profile ceramic type."
If you noticed...there what he is saying that the new Indivision AGA MK2cr does indeed work with A4000T it just you need to replace the capacitor with a lower-profile ceramic type. Vesalia said in it's notes in order to use it with your A4000T you need to replace CE164C with a lower-profile type.
