FPGA Replay Board

[mikej]

Well. AmigaClassicRule's posts are somewhat understandable.
It would be nice if all the important information in this thread would be compressed to the OP.

Furthermore, the FPGA Arcade homepage is severly lacking.

If it wasn't for mikej's (very much overdue) latest post, I'd probably still wait for a reply since the email address I wrote to is, apparently, not valid anymore.

Yes the website is out of date, the new one is under development.

http://fpgaarcade.com/dev/drupal/

but little content yet. I suppose I could work on that, or I could work on getting boards shipped

Blinx123, I do not read this site very much and I respond when I can.
All email is working as far as I know. Mail me again and stick Blinx in the message so I can correlate with the email address.
 
/MikeJ

[Blinx123]

Yes the website is out of date, the new one is under development.

http://fpgaarcade.com/dev/drupal/

but little content yet. I suppose I could work on that, or I could work on getting boards shipped

Blinx123, I do not read this site very much and I respond when I can.
All email is working as far as I know. Mail me again and stick Blinx in the message so I can correlate with the email address.
 
/MikeJ

Ok.

No problem. Already sent you another email.

[AmigaClassicRule]

The daughterboard is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO beautiful:
 
http://faranheit.dyndns.org:8080/FPGA%20Arcade/Pictures/060%20Daughter%20Board.gif
 
What are those ports in the daughterboard for? I can hardly wait till I get my hands on one of these babies too

[Blinx123]

The daughterboard is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO beautiful:
 
http://faranheit.dyndns.org:8080/FPGA%20Arcade/Pictures/060%20Daughter%20Board.gif
 
What are those ports in the daughterboard for? I can hardly wait till I get my hands on one of these babies too

Yea. It's definitely nice looking.
The one thing I'm a bit concerned over is whether this will fit into a desktop case.

I want to either plug this into an Amiga 1200 case, the X500 or (where it will probably fit) an Amiga 1000 case (if I can find one).

[Faranheit]

@Blinx123:

I confirm that the FPGA Arcade board fits in the X500 case from Loriano.

For informations, for those who interested in this case, consider sending an email to Loriano or to me (laurentinfo57@gmail.com) for reserving it.

If there are enough reservations, this case will be produce.

You can see a video of this wonderful case project HERE.

Thanks, Faranheit

[som99]

@Blinx123:

I confirm that the FPGA Arcade board fits in the X500 case from Loriano.

For informations, for those who interested in this case, consider sending an email to Loriano or to me (laurentinfo57@gmail.com) for reserving it.

If there are enough reservations, this case will be produce.

You can see a video of this wonderful case project HERE.

Thanks, Faranheit

You got mail good sir.

[AmigaClassicRule]

You got mail good sir.

I have emailed too!! I do not care if it cost me 1.5k dollars if this is the setup I am getting. A REAL PHSYCIAL 2.5" HD (even though they recommend SD card), a real physical dvd player (optical media drive), I get to choose the blue and white LED, sexy case like that..all configured and ready for me...then take the 1.5k dollar and give me the entire X500 with FPGA inside it configured and ready!! :laughing::flame::pint::pint:
 
STUPPIDEST question ever...but it means lot for me...does it have the filter LED feature, where it dims and undims based on the audio filter and it flashes when the Amiga crashes like the classic?

[freqmax]

If there's a LED output, it's a piece of cake to fix.

[AmigaClassicRule]

If there's a LED output, it's a piece of cake to fix.

What do you mean?

[wrath of khan]

Perhaps someone here could help mikej put the new website up for the fpga arcade. I don't have the knowledge or the time for that matter.
Just a thought.

[AmigaClassicRule]

Perhaps someone here could help mikej put the new website up for the fpga arcade. I don't have the knowledge or the time for that matter.
Just a thought.

 
I will but for 50% discount of purchasing the FPGA Board of course :biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

[Blinx123]

Perhaps someone here could help mikej put the new website up for the fpga arcade. I don't have the knowledge or the time for that matter.
Just a thought.

Never worked with Drupal before (all our infrastructure runs on Wordpress and I usually use Blogger for my own personal stuff) but could probably give it a try.

Would be cool, if Mike could consider me as a software developer for the project (do they have such a thing? I know Natami's got it).
I'd be happy to code new applications and games, if I can get an FPGA Replay in time.

[Johan Samuelsson]

Bump! Any news?

[Kokos]

I bet it won't be ready to send this year. ;]

[Duce]

If you can't identify basic computer ports, I sincerely worry about how you are planning on spending your money.

PS:  The one screened "ETHERNET" is probably an RJ-45 network port.  The 3 on the top left are USB (also labelled).  That big square thing is a 68060 CPU.

[freqmax]

You have to wait until next year for anything to happen!