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bbrv

# 1
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly

Posts: 750 from 2003/2/14

From: Earth

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»13.02.04 - 14:46

cdfr

# 2
Order of the Butterfly

Posts: 278 from 2003/3/4

What are the advantages over Openfirmware ?
»13.02.04 - 19:07

Targhan

# 3
Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/8

From: USA

Wow!

Erm, would you like this posted under the news?
Targhan

MorphOS portal? www.MorphZone.org
»13.02.04 - 19:36

Mithalas

# 4
Order of the Butterfly

Posts: 159 from 2003/10/24

From: Portland Orego...

What does this mean to the current install base of Pegasos owners?
--Mithalas
»13.02.04 - 19:44

bbrv

# 5
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly

Posts: 750 from 2003/2/14

From: Earth

For the moment not much, but in the not too distant future we hope this brings added value to your ownership!

R&B
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»13.02.04 - 20:25

OldAmigan

# 6
Just looking around

Posts: 10 from 2004/3/22

From: Dumfries, Scot...

This sounds very much like Amiga Incs Amiga DE, system agnostic, etc.
Amiga 500, A600 (x2), A1200 (x2), CDTV, AmigaOne XE G4 with AOS4.1, PC with AmigaForever2010, Netbook with AmigaForever2011 and AROS, PowerMac G4 with OSX 10.4.11 and MorphOS, Powermac G5, Mac Mini G4 with 10.5 and MorphOS
»23.03.04 - 23:49

jcmarcos

# 7
Paladin of the Pegasos

Posts: 1178 from 2003/3/13

From: Pinto, Madrid ...

Thank you for reminding us about Genesi's new strategy to gather market share. I still have a problem, tho: Is OPA mainly SmartFirmware, I mean, is Genesi entering the BIOS market? By the way, I think SmartFirmware is lovely, even more with those misterious network boot abilities it seems to have.
I guess Genesi just wanted to leverage bPlan's work adapting CodeGen's SmartFirmware, which can be a hell of a product by itself.

Or, I could have it wrong completely...
»24.03.04 - 08:06