Xorro Project Board for Classic Amiga's?

[fondpondforever]

Will A-Eon make Xorro Project Boards for Classic Amiga's? Thanks.

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Classic Amiga's don't have Xorro slots.

[paul1981]

Will A-Eon make Xorro Project Boards for Classic Amiga's? Thanks.

I think it was left to us to make the boards. At least that's what I remember from the advertisements. By 'classic Amigas' you do mean next-gen right?

What Amiga(s) do you own?

[fondpondforever]

I was thinking more like the Amiga 1200. Although they don't have Xorro slot's, would there be an equivalent board release? I don't own any at the moment but am saving up for an Amiga 500.

[Iggy]

I was thinking more like the Amiga 1200. Although they don't have Xorro slot's, would there be an equivalent board release? I don't own any at the moment but am saving up for an Amiga 500.

If you want to experiment with XMOS devices, you don't need an Amiga.
And I haven't seen much done with Xorro expansion on X1000s yet, so...

[paul1981]

I was thinking more like the Amiga 1200. Although they don't have Xorro slot's, would there be an equivalent board release? I don't own any at the moment but am saving up for an Amiga 500.

A1200's trapdoor slot can take RAM cards, CPU cards, Zorro and PCI busboards. There was also a graphics card called the Blizzard Vision which piggy-backed onto the Blizzard PPC CPU card (also contained a 68040 or 68060 CPU).

Some CPU cards have SCSI interfaces too. So basically if you can conceive something, it is possible.

[Iggy]

A1200's trapdoor slot can take RAM cards, CPU cards, Zorro and PCI busboards. There was also a graphics card called the Blizzard Vision which piggy-backed onto the Blizzard PPC CPU card (also contained a 68040 or 68060 CPU).

Some CPU cards have SCSI interfaces too. So basically if you can conceive something, it is possible.

Can an A1200 make me breakfast?:hammer:

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Can an A1200 make me breakfast?

Well, maybe.  

http://aminet.net/package/misc/misc/ezhome

[Iggy]

Well, maybe.  

http://aminet.net/package/misc/misc/ezhome

Funny Mike.

X10? Man, that's an old standard.
I used to sell that stuff at a Radio Shack in the early '80s.
I don't think the modules know how to cook though.

[paul1981]

Can an A1200 make me breakfast?:hammer:

Yes, like all Amigas can via its cereal port.

[Motormouth]

Can an A1200 make me breakfast?:hammer:

Yes, If you want to eat from a superfund site.  mmmm TCE.

[QuikSanz]

Can an A1200 make me breakfast?:hammer:

Pancakes!

[Iggy]

Yes, like all Amigas can via its cereal port.

Funny stuff guys.
You know I'm a cereal killer.
I kill me a little Captain Crunch each morning.

BTW - The reason that Aeon's systems have Xorro slots is that Paul Gentle at Varisys is into XMOS devices.

Frankly, I think they are a little slow and see more potential in fpga devices.

[kneehighspy]

only thing i got that remotely resembles what you could be refering to (very iffy) is a zorro to zorro II adapter i have on one of my A1000s so i can use an a2091 with an sd2scsi card on it.

works great by the way

//kneehighspy

[fondpondforever]

So the answer is no? Thanks.