Sorry, I know I'm very stupid. Where I can find the Smart firmware update (1.2 I think) for my Peggy 2?

Hi ossian1961,


http://www.bplan-gmbh.de/update05042004_e.html



Bye HAK

Thanks HAK!!!!!!!!

That's the older update, 1.1

Furvert

@ Furvert, yeah! It's true! Then, where is the 1.2?

Wasn't the latest firmware provided through GGS-Data ?
(Request by mail)

@Robin

Congratulations to your good memory, you're right:

http://www.amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2005-01-00159-EN.html

http://www.ati.com/products/radeon9200/radeon9200/compare.html

The latest revisions I've tested are:
1. SmartFirmware v1.2 [20040810xxxx]
2. SmartFirmware v1.2 [20050612xxxx]

I have tested these SmartFirmware releases with the Genesi Pegasos II -
MorphOS 1.4.5+ft2.library+MorphOS 3d library
and the ATI 9200SE/9250SE 64-bit 128MB video cards.

If you want more graphics speed, the low-profile 128-bit 128MB Radeon 9250 cards ($40 USD) is preferred at the very high resolutions (i.e. >1920x1200x32 - 2048x1536x32).

~K


[ Edited by kmays2000 on 2006/1/22 4:19 ]

[ Edited by kmays2000 on 2006/1/22 4:24 ]

@robin

but this update still doesn't support 2x DDR module working with linux :(

@ Zukow & Robin

Hmmm.... I have the Kingston KVR266/1GR (1GB PC2100 CL2.5 184-pin DIMM) RAM module that I've tested in the Pegasos II with SmartFirmware v1.2 [20040810xxxxxx] and it has worked fine for me!

I did better testing on the newer SmartFirmware v1.2 revision [20050612xxxxxx] and Fedora Core 4/PPC. I haven't seen any problems yet, but would like to know more about this Linux issue you mentioned....

~K

[ Edited by kmays2000 on 2006/1/22 7:37 ]

The problem is that the firmware is getting better
Things are improving and the newest firmware in ODW is
said to be extremly compatible. Just it's only available
with a new ODW
If you dont have problems it's great!
I've 1x512MB and it works fine. When I add a second 512Mb
I cant boot into a working system.
But 512 is enough for me so there is no problem ...

Hello.
I have bought payment Pegasos 2 in Vesalia.
And I have problems with it.
At start Morphos on the screen the dust is displayed. This effect arises with any videocards established in plug AGP. Me following videocards His Ati Radeon 7000, Gigabyte Ati Radeon 9250, Saphire Ati Radeon 9250 were checked up.
If to disconnect the keyboard from a socket ps/2 a parent payment MorphOS it is loaded normally.
At installation and start Linux Debian, there are mistakes in the device 82cxxx, and the sound device is not initialized.
How to remove these unpleasant effects?
Yours faithfully, Savchenko Jury.

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Would it be possible to develop a tool that extracts SmartFirmware from one Pegasos, in order to put it into another? Of course, within the customer's own responsability.
Am I asking something ugly? Silly, maybe?

If you really have a problem you can always email bplan.

If not you can wait for SF 1.3 that should be available "soon" as said Neko in the other thread.

I would never try to burn an SF without checking the MD5 with bplan.

I wrote on a mail box in B-Plan, this company does not respond within 1 month.

Any idea why the bplan site was never updated with the v1.2 SF? Was it not intended for public release?

Seems odd seeing as how it was available from another source over a year ago.

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[ Edited by jdryyz on 2006/4/6 9:37 ]

[ Edited by jdryyz on 2006/4/6 9:38 ]

@yorgee : Hi, check your PSU and its connector !! some cheap ATX have a connector that did have "deep" contact that don't touch very well the mobo pins... And lot of cheap ATX PSU doesn"t give a good +5V but an awfull 4.65v that make your machine hang (whatever if it's written 420W super PSU heavy load ...)