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Amiga 3000
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Hardware
| CPU | Motorola 68030 25MHz | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Accelerator | Phase 5 Cyberstorm MKII, Motorola 68060 50MHz | |
| CPU Accelerator | Commodore A3640, Motorola 68040 25MHz | not installed |
| Memory | 2MB Chip 16MB Fast | additional 128MB Fast on Cyberstorm |
| Chipset | ECS | |
| ROM | Kickstart 3.2 | |
| Graphics | Phase 4 Cybervision 64 4MB Ram | |
| Disk | 16GB CF Card | Elbox FastATA 4000 MK IV Controller |
| Floppy | 2x HD Floppies | |
| Network | Village Tronic Ariadne II | |
| Soundard | MacroVision Toccata | not installed |
| Monitor | none | |
| Keyboard | Amiga 3000 Keyboard | |
| Mouse | 3-Button Amiga Pregnant Mouse | Logitech Mouse |
Operating Systems
- Amiga OS 3.2
Software
- AmiTCP
- WHDLoad
- some Disk and Diskimage Tools
- nothing special
Modification / Repairs
- Replaced all capacitors on the Mainboard
- Replaced Clock Battery with CR2032 Battery holder
ToDo
- Replace Cyberstorm MK2 with TF4060
- Install NetBSD (Not currently possible due to incompatibility with the FastATA 4000)
Knowledge Base
Comments
The Cyberstorm is one of the models with DMA problems. This means that the internal SCSI controller no longer works on the Amiga 3000(T). This isn't a problem with the Amiga 3000T because the Cyberstorm can be fitted with a CyberSCSI module that supports SCSI II. Unfortunately, due to its form factor, this module doesn't fit in the 3000D.