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TSK

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/5/29 18:28 #21

Just can't stay away

@sicky

Welcome back and enjoy !

Rock lobster bit me - so I'm here forever
X1000 + AmigaOS 4.1 FE
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Mikey_C

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/2 18:40 #22

Amigans Defender

He got his SAM today

Hoorah!

Mikey C

No cause is lost if there is but one fool left to fight for it.

ChrisH

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/2 23:19 #23

Home away from home

@MikeyC
If he doesn't post it here, I won't believe it

Author of the PortablE programming language.

Antique

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/2 23:33 #24

Home away from home

@mikey_c

So now he should post some pictures of the beauty.

X5000

328gts

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/3 4:03 #25

Home away from home

Quote:

ChrisH wrote:
@MikeyC
If he doesn't post it here, I won't believe it

+ 1..we need pics

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sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/3 9:56 #26

Not too shy to talk

I will be posting pictures soon, a very happy bunny indeed

sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/3 10:01 #27

Not too shy to talk

Tried to install Timberwolf today but just got error installer messages, anyone know how to sort this out?

Mikey_C

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/3 22:19 #28

Amigans Defender

Timberwolf is still at alpha stage. I personally haven't bothered. OWB does the job in the meantime

Mikey C

No cause is lost if there is but one fool left to fight for it.

Antique

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/3 23:30 #29

Home away from home

@sicky

As mikey said. It's buggy and slow. But the friedens are working on updating it to 4.0,probably take some whie. But in the meantime we will have mui owb aswell. Which hopefully will be good.

X5000

ChrisH

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/4 9:36 #30

Home away from home

@sicky Quote:

Tried to install Timberwolf today but just got error installer messages, anyone know how to sort this out?

Despite other comments, Timberwolf does still work (and sometimes not that slow) - and it is fun to at least see it working on OS4. The first time you start Timverwolf, it can take 10 minutes to start, but after that it (should!) start a lot quicker.

What kind of error message did you get? A bit hard to help otherwise!

Author of the PortablE programming language.

sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/9 20:58 #31

Not too shy to talk

On here now with Timberwolf, looks good but very buggy, early days yet

Mikey_C

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/9 22:11 #32

Amigans Defender

Nice

Mikey C

No cause is lost if there is but one fool left to fight for it.

Antique

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/9 22:46 #33

Home away from home

@sicky

Quote:

I will be posting pictures soon, a very happy bunny indeed

I'm getting old,but i still can't see the pictures.

X5000

djrikki

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/10 1:54 #34

Quite a regular

@sicky

The Friedens bros were hoping to have next beta ready for "Early Summer". I am also hoping that we may see something by the end of June.

sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/12 19:12 #35

Not too shy to talk

@All

Now have images to see

I have uploaded photos of my big day.

My box of goodiies is here yipee!

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Box opened and anxious wait nearly over.

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Ah, OS4 and my boing mouse, getting excited now.

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There she blows, my new Amiga system after several years of no Amiga, oh boy!

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Here you can see the motherboard inside the tower, quite neat compared to my old AmigaOne system I used to have.

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A close up of the motherboard.

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My thoughts on the system and how OS4 has progressed I will post on here later

Edited by sicky on 2011/6/12 19:50:18
Edited by sicky on 2011/6/12 19:51:19

Antique

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/12 19:24 #36

Home away from home

@sicky

The case looks really nice.

How big is the case?

X5000

sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/12 19:43 #37

Not too shy to talk

@Antique

Quote:

The case looks really nice. How big is the case?

It is 360mm tall, 175mm wide and has a depth of 430mm.

I did want a smaller case originally but I quite like this one now I got used to it!

Antique

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/12 21:45 #38

Home away from home

I have an Antec NSK6580. Dimensions are: Height of 465,210 wide and 472 depth according to some info i found on the net.
I would not go for much smaller than that. Atleast in depth, As i could barely fit my 4850 and 4890 card inside.

X5000

sicky

Re: Coming back to beloved Amiga

Posted on: 2011/6/13 17:00 #39

Not too shy to talk

@Antique

Quote:

I would not go for much smaller than that. Atleast in depth, As i could barely fit my 4850 and 4890 card inside.

I think my case is okay for size and features, maybe a bit smaller would be better.

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