@NutsAboutAmiga

I very much doubt Hyperion will do that. People have been nagging them for a new UBoot since 2005, so far nothing. What would change their mind now?

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@zerohero

They are buzzy whit work on Timer Wolf and AmigaOS4.1 I really don't think they have time.

Even signing a NDA might solve the problem, if they trust you that is.

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@ZeroG

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But you need it to test your work under OS4.x...

I mostly play PC games and run Skype this days, sick of nagging over software I created in the past.
When I use AmigaOS4.1 is mostly to test new software from other developers.

I can live whit out AmigaOS4.1 for a while.

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@zerohero

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I very much doubt Hyperion will do that. People have been nagging them for a new UBoot since 2005, so far nothing. What would change their mind now?

True.

Hmm, what about Open Firmware for A1 instead?

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@tomazkid

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tomazkid wrote: @zerohero True. Hmm, what about Open Firmware for A1 instead?

What would that change (as long as Hyperion has to add the OS4 dongle code to the firmware)?

We could develop the A1 U-boot further, if Hyperion would generate official U-boot images automatically from a public repository. Let's say the image (with the dongle code) is generated every day at 12:00 and is then available for download from the Hyperion website for those that have registered their OS4 CD. Naturally normal users should wait for an approval from the U-boot developers.

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