c150-ec@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Johnson Sieu) (09/14/90)
Have anyone out there tried running LogicWorks 2.0(mac version) with AMAX II? And does AMAX II make work well with CPU like 68020/68030 to give Mac SE/30 or Mac II's performance? I understand that there is a AMAX II plus designed for the amiga 2000. If I get that, why else must I need just to get the Mac emulation set up on my amiga? By the way, where is the place where I can get a good deal for the AMAX II plus package? Thanks. Johnson
mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell) (09/15/90)
> Have anyone out there tried running LogicWorks 2.0(mac version) with AMAX II? > And does AMAX II make work well with CPU like 68020/68030 to give Mac SE/30 > or Mac II's performance? A lot of folks are running AMAX II on their accelerated systems.. I'm running it on my A3000 with performance better than a MacII. I have used Logic Works with AMAX, although I'm not sure if it was version 2.0 or not. > I understand that there is a AMAX II plus designed for the amiga 2000. If I get that, why else must I need just to get the Mac emulation set up on my amiga? You will need to purchase the 128K Mac ROMs to plug into the board. And it's nice to have a Mac floppy drive too, but not required. Later, -Mike Powell-
tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson) (09/17/90)
In article <730005@hpmwngf.HP.COM> mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell) writes:
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-> Have anyone out there tried running LogicWorks 2.0(mac version) with AMAX II?
-> And does AMAX II make work well with CPU like 68020/68030 to give Mac SE/30
-> or Mac II's performance?
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- A lot of folks are running AMAX II on their accelerated systems..
- I'm running it on my A3000 with performance better than a MacII.
- I have used Logic Works with AMAX, although I'm not sure if it
- was version 2.0 or not.
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-> I understand that there is a AMAX II plus designed for the amiga 2000. If I get that, why else must I need just to get the Mac emulation set up on my amiga?
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- You will need to purchase the 128K Mac ROMs to plug into the board.
- And it's nice to have a Mac floppy drive too, but not required.
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- Later, -Mike Powell-
An early rumour about AMAX II Plus said that the card should contain a
disc controller capable of reading/writing Mac 800K disks on standard
Amiga drives. Was that just a hoax, is it scrapped or is it true?
Tommy Pdonb@bushido.uucp (Donald Burnett) (09/17/90)
In article <730005@hpmwngf.HP.COM> mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell) writes: > >> Have anyone out there tried running LogicWorks 2.0(mac version) with AMAX II? >> And does AMAX II make work well with CPU like 68020/68030 to give Mac SE/30 >> or Mac II's performance? > > A lot of folks are running AMAX II on their accelerated systems.. > I'm running it on my A3000 with performance better than a MacII. > I have used Logic Works with AMAX, although I'm not sure if it > was version 2.0 or not. > >> I understand that there is a AMAX II plus designed for the amiga 2000. If I get that, why else must I need just to get the Mac emulation set up on my amiga? > > You will need to purchase the 128K Mac ROMs to plug into the board. > And it's nice to have a Mac floppy drive too, but not required. > > > Later, -Mike Powell- Hey has anyone had problems with this on an A3000? I tried it on a dealer demo unit (at my local dealer) and when I tried, BOOM a green screen. It is a FULLY LOADED A3000 (6 megs plus 2 megs CHIP), so I am curions if any one has had similar results.. -- **************************************************************** ********* donb@bushido.uucp ****** ********* "My Opinions are my own, not anyone else's ****** ********* Organizational Affiliations ****** ********* CreativEdge Systems, the Multimedia Solution ****** ********* The Computer Shoppe, Ypsilanti-Ann Arbor, MI's ****** ********* Commodore-Amiga Education Dealer ******