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[Events] SNDF show report ANN.lu Posted on 08-Oct-2004 13:20 GMT by bluvi 23 comments View flat View list Nice SNDF report http://www.ppcnux.de/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=4208 it seems good show :) List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 hooligan/dcs Registered user 08-Oct-2004 16:22 GMT Comment 2 bennymee 08-Oct-2004 18:02 GMT Comment 3 Tryo 08-Oct-2004 18:49 GMT Comment 4 Bill Panagouleas 08-Oct-2004 21:12 GMT Comment 5 Crumb // AAT Registered user 08-Oct-2004 21:46 GMT Comment 6 ToDi 08-Oct-2004 22:20 GMT Comment 7 Anonymous 09-Oct-2004 06:13 GMT Comment 8 Anonymous 09-Oct-2004 06:26 GMT Comment 9 smithy 09-Oct-2004 08:02 GMT Comment 10 takemehomegrandma Registered user 09-Oct-2004 09:01 GMT Comment 11 AM 09-Oct-2004 18:53 GMT Comment 12 Anonymous 09-Oct-2004 19:08 GMT Comment 13 Bill Panagouleas 09-Oct-2004 20:17 GMT Comment 14 Sammy Nordström 09-Oct-2004 22:48 GMT Comment 15 Sammy Nordström 09-Oct-2004 22:54 GMT Comment 16 JoannaK 10-Oct-2004 03:04 GMT Comment 17 Anonymous 10-Oct-2004 07:01 GMT SNDF show report : Comment 18 of 23 ANN.lu Posted by Don Cox on 10-Oct-2004 08:30 GMT In reply to Comment 17 (Anonymous): "Facts remains though, that there are DMA problems with the Amiga One hardware, and they are trying to solve them through software. Some things cant even be fixed through hardcoding patches into the OS, so they will also have to use additional hardware, like external IDE controllers." As usual, any statement that contains the word "fact" is doubtful. Until an Amigaone is demonstrated working perfectly (onboard sound working, and IDE, SCSI, Ethernet, and PCI sound cards all working simultaneously without any faults), and those concerned explain what solved the problems, the whole question is uncertain. The onboard sound may turn out to be a completely different problem from the rest. IMO it will be a few months yet before anyone can talk about "facts". In the meantime, both the Pegasos and the AmigaOne projects are making steady progress, not as fast as they would like, and not without problems, but definite progress. This is certainly a good thing. Jump... #20 Anonymous Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 19 Don Cox Registered user 10-Oct-2004 08:37 GMT Comment 20 Anonymous 10-Oct-2004 09:13 GMT Comment 21 Don Cox Registered user 10-Oct-2004 10:25 GMT Comment 22 Gregg 10-Oct-2004 12:04 GMT Comment 23 Anonymous 10-Oct-2004 12:34 GMT

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