It really needs more powerful hardware to properly stretch its legs.įrom what I read online, they are initially going to send out physical disks to vendors for distribution that contain all the machines' kickstarts on a single disk. I love OS 4.1FE, but on a BlizzardPPC it's going to be kinda slow and limited. Interesting if that is indeed the case - it's not been that way before. So just one CD copy is all you'd need for all your machines.

I'll verify when I get my own copy and read the EULA, but a few people are reporting that the CD version has a licence for as many machines as you want to install it on, so long as you own them. But now I am terribly paranoid about putting the case on, so that projwct has sat there for too long in pieces Ha! He said it was the SCSI chip that was bad, but I got a higher clocked CPU out of it. The RAM started smoking when I turned it on one day. Ouch! Yeah there is basically one person in Poland that seems to be trusted by all as THE guy for sending Cyberstorms to.

(For that matter, I have a Vampire and an ACA500, neither of which have been worked with beyond initial testing - I may have to bite the bullet, swallow my pride, and just cull the herd.) I have a copy of OS4.1FE which I would like to get running. That said, I have a Blizzard PPC for the 1200, I have just never installed it. I did not lose any money on the deal, but I would sure like to have a PPC in my 4000. That was, oh, about ten years ago, and I have never seen them since. I sent both off to Amiga Kit to see if they could revive one of them. I'm just happy to see some updates for such a fine operating system! I actually was thinking, I thought they had said there wouldn't be a new kickstart needed for 3.2 at one point, but with things like new boot menu features, I'm guessing it I picked up two CyberStorm PPCs from Douglas McLaughlin (of StrICQ fame,) neither with a working PPC. Still haven't spent the time to update the install to the new patch. then paid another 1k on just to get the PPC part to work properly (and it was overclocked to 420mhz) but then I could never get OS4.1 to run very stable on it (the OS is fine, but running some programs and such, tends to make it crash). as it is my 1st A4000D is the most expensive retro computer I own, with a cyberstorm PPC in it that I paid like 1k for. Ha, I've so far been able to resist getting an A1200. Problem I have right now, other than getting the 4000D to remain stable, is that I have so much loaded into the Deneb, I need to clean it out in favor of all the new stuff in the 3.1.4 and 3.2 ROMs.

Burned a couple of 3.1.4 for my 4000D before it blew a gasket. I will likely buy a single physical copy for one machine, then buy the digital download (essentially just a license) for the others.

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