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Deniil715 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 16-Jul-2014 11:47:52
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@QuikSanz

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QuikSanz wrote:
Can someone, in a short description, tell me how Chip/Graphics mem was kept separate from Sys mem on a classic?


The chip memory is located from address $0 and up to whatever size it is. It is a separate piece of memory that all the custom chips have DMA access to, and always reside within the 24-bit lower address range. The display chip Denise(OCS/ECS) or Alice(AGA) continously reads from this memory by DMA to feed the display all the time. This is partly why it appears slow to access for the CPU. The CPU is also forbidden to cache this memory which makes it appear even slower.

The fast memory was named "fast" because there is no DMA access to this memory that the CPU has to wait for. On some Blizzard turbo cards this memory starts at address $68000000 and is therefore in the 32-bit space and separate from the chips memory address space.

The "AutoConfig" maps these memory chunks in exec at poweron/bootup and they are given priorities so that if an application asks for "any" memory, it will get fast memory if it exists and there is enough free.

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pavlor 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 12:52:55
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Another update, this time about HD Audio.

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zzd10h 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 14:24:52
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@Lyle @Jabirulo

Many thanks for your work on HDAudio driver and Mixer.

It's nice to be able to use Mixer again, it works well

(and it's nice that you share your work with non x1000-betatester )

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Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 16:29:22
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At the end....
' Would you want someone “poking” around randomly into your brain?'

No, but I don't mind poking around in my own brain.

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K-L 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 16:53:20
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@zzd10h

So you have a newer version of Mixer that other people don't or did I miss something ?

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Xmas87 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 17:04:06
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@K-L

See here http://forum.hyperion-entertainment.biz/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=2571

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jabirulo 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 17:42:54
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@K-L

nop as Xmas87 said just go to that link and download BETA versions, they should work, if you have a problem/suggestion/... e-mail me I will try to solve ASAP

Have phun!!!

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K-L 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 28-Jul-2014 20:43:02
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Jabirulo, Xmas87 and zzd10h : thanks

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samo79 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 29-Jul-2014 17:08:29
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@pavlor

Great news for all X1000 users, well done guys !
I'm expecially happy for Guillaume, i know he waited for

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number6 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 5-Oct-2014 14:28:32
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@thread

AmiWest 2014 Programming Jam

#6


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pavlor 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 25-Feb-2015 17:29:07
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@thread

Multicore and Amiga: Present and Future

Thanks Hondo for link.

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Tuxedo 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 26-Feb-2015 13:31:17
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@pavlor

thats nice and seems not so distant but...
Why no mention on e5500 but only e6500 and T4240?

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eliyahu 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 26-Feb-2015 13:42:15
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@Tuxedo

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Why no mention on e5500 but only e6500 and T4240?

because in that section of the article thomas was talking about SMT (symmetric multi-threading), something the e6500 core architecture supports. the e5500 is not SMT-capable. he was merely talking about the increasing complexity of microprocessor architectures -- no need to read anything into it.

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Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 26-Feb-2015 18:30:08
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@pavlor

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Multicore and Amiga: Present and Future


Why oh why does this keep coming up here. Its never going to happen its complete nonsense.

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Tuxedo 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 26-Feb-2015 19:56:54
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@eliyahu

I wont read anything but simplu remark.that e5500 choice(that dony have altibec too) was conpketely weong IMHO for the x5000 I prefettred absolutely to choose e6500! Simply That, nothimg more....

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Trixie 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 26-Feb-2015 21:44:23
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@realize

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Why oh why does this keep coming up here.

Funnily enough, I've just been thinking the same about you.

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Re: Hyperion Blog update....
Posted on 6-Oct-2015 3:35:39
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@thread

AmigaOS and the Console Development - Part 2

#6

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Amigo1 
Re: Hyperion Blog update....
Posted on 6-Oct-2015 6:03:21
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@number6

Nice read, thanx!!

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olegil 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 6-Oct-2015 6:19:45
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@realize

did you even read the article? i found it both encouraging and informative.

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noXLar 
Re: An abundance of AmigaOS
Posted on 6-Oct-2015 11:59:57
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@Deniil715

thank you for this easy explanations.

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