Order of the Butterfly
Posts: 480 from 2008/8/10
Quote:Andreas_Wolf wrote:
Addendum:
>> part 3, stated to have newish information on this history
> Yes, even the
first page does have new information not made public before
Confirmation by Trevor in recent Amiga Future issue of some of
these comments (emphasis mine):
"
the long drawn out saga over delivery of the CPUs had raised some concerns. Moorley privately contacted A-EON's bank in Belgium to obtain the transaction history only to discover that the account was virtually empty. Apparently, Hyperion [...] had used A-EON’s funds to keep itself afloat. As a result, A-EON did not have enough money to pay Varisys for the Nemo 2.0 programme... ...I was still keen to see the project through and fortunately Moorley agreed with me. A repayment schedule was agreed with Hyperion/Hermans and, in late December [2010], he resigned his A-EON directorship and relinquished his token shareholding in the company. I took over the management of A-EON on a temporary basis and began co-ordinating with Varisys, AmigaKit and the Hyperion OS4 development team to get the X1000 project back on track."
https://docs.google.com/file/d/1gMRbIa_V9Lb5MJMiEYPwtwzFeCBjWRQZ/editAt a loss for words here. "mindboggling" perhaps?
In an exchange yesterday after Costel returned to active posting on OS4welt:
cgutjahr appears to mention this "event" described in your posting.Costel's responsePlease tell me the translation I receive is wrong and the director/board member is not saying what I think he's saying...
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