Hello my fellow forum chumies,

I am on the hunt for schematics and any resources to make / manufacture the CDTV / A570 SCSI module.

Since I have both of the above, the idea is to make a small (CHEAP) production run =)

Any help would be appreciated.


Thanks for reading

Z.

Given that I have had trouble staying on track toward becoming a productive Amiga programmer, I have requested help from some of our existing experienced programmers to pass on their knowledge and expertise.

Amiga programming is a different animal than that of the other mainstream platforms, and the unique knowledge that many of our most experienced programmers have locked away in their brains, is diminished every time one of our existing programmers leaves the Amiga community for any reason.

We need to preserve as much of that valuable information as possible, as well as develop new programmers for our community. My proposal is to form a group of student programmers that are willing to pay a weekly fee to be taught by one or more of our most talented existing Amiga programmers, via IRC and all existing programming tutorial resources.

If any of you are interested in learning to program on the Amiga, and/or Amiga-Like systems, please join me in this new endeavor. If you are an existing experienced Amiga programmer who would be willing to help teach this group of students, please contact me for details on how to receive some compensation for a little bit of your time.

Currently I have one experienced programmer interested in participating with this project as an instructor. I am hoping that I can find at least 10 to 20 Amiga users who are willing to pay a small tuition fee for instruction from experienced Amiga programmers. We will begin with MUI programming, because it is available on the widest range of Amiga and Amiga-Like platforms, but will cover other areas of Amiga programming as well, in the future.

If you have ever had even a small interest in becoming able to program on the Amiga and/or Amiga-Like platforms, please join me in this effort. It could lead to good things in the future.

Configuration:
A1200
Blizzard PPC
Micronik Z2i(6860) rev.5.42
Impact A2000-HC+8 Series II GURU ROM 6.13
SCSI HDD on board Impact

Speed ​​SCSI HDD, installed on the Impact only 1,200,000 BYTES / SEC
Why such a low rate?
Any ideas?

In another thread a fellow dot org stated that "there are only user groups in Calif and NY.
The user group was the best feature of the amiga eco-system.

If there is a group in your area, please list your group so that we can keep helping each other.

Sacramento Amiga Computer Club (SACC) supporting amiga users and Amiwest for years!!!

sacc.org