interesting! i only get 14,72FPS with the clickboom port. Didn't know that the AmiQuake port was faster. What settings did you use?
TF1260 New Firmware Alpha Released!
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Dont get too off topic asking about game settings...
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Does anybody have data about the CPLD temperatures at the different clock speeds?
I was also wondering if there's a temperature monitoring/sensor feature on the TF1260.
I was also wondering if there's a temperature monitoring/sensor feature on the TF1260.
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Bus CPLD gets hot for me. I am working on that.
For temperature monitoring I recommend the Solas board from @Daedalus. The TF1260 brings out the THERM pins and Rob did some work calibrating the temp curves of the different CPU revisions.
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Nice holiday present and great to see that it runs well for some, even at high speeds!
I tried the alpha myself. Amiga doesn't boot up at all with the alpha flashed. Flashing itself worked fine with 0 errors. Tried reseating the card a couple of times making sure there's proper contact. Tried diagrom EPROM instead of the EEPROMs I normally use. Reverting back to the previous beta, it works fine. Board is a reAmiga 1.5. I don't have any other A1200's to test the card with.
For now I guess I'll be running the beta. Let me know if any further info or testing is wanted!
I tried the alpha myself. Amiga doesn't boot up at all with the alpha flashed. Flashing itself worked fine with 0 errors. Tried reseating the card a couple of times making sure there's proper contact. Tried diagrom EPROM instead of the EEPROMs I normally use. Reverting back to the previous beta, it works fine. Board is a reAmiga 1.5. I don't have any other A1200's to test the card with.
For now I guess I'll be running the beta. Let me know if any further info or testing is wanted!
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Many thanks big man, yer a genius!!
If i pop up, can you flash my card again? efter the New Year that is, i think you have earned a good rest.
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If i pop up, can you flash my card again? efter the New Year that is, i think you have earned a good rest.
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Ah thats a shame. We had a group of 8 of us testing all the boards we could get our hands on. There were several ReAmiga's in that pilevoscoboss wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 11:11 am Nice holiday present and great to see that it runs well for some, even at high speeds!
I tried the alpha myself. Amiga doesn't boot up at all with the alpha flashed. Flashing itself worked fine with 0 errors. Tried reseating the card a couple of times making sure there's proper contact. Tried diagrom EPROM instead of the EEPROMs I normally use. Reverting back to the previous beta, it works fine. Board is a reAmiga 1.5. I don't have any other A1200's to test the card with.
For now I guess I'll be running the beta. Let me know if any further info or testing is wanted!
The only thing i can think of is that I am now using pins between the CPLDs i wasnt before. Quick check if your card has the logo or not?
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Aye nae bother big man. You know where i am.
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
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It does have the logo (see attachment). Card was built by @chuckyterriblefire wrote: ↑Sat Dec 18, 2021 11:18 am Ah thats a shame. We had a group of 8 of us testing all the boards we could get our hands on. There were several ReAmiga's in that pile
The only thing i can think of is that I am now using pins between the CPLDs i wasnt before. Quick check if your card has the logo or not?
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I was reviewing the schematics... Its possible (not absolutely sure) that your card would work on old firmware but not this one if the highlighted pin was shorted somehow.
This might not be the issue but its worth quick look
This might not be the issue but its worth quick look
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."