This is terrible news. Please don't let the bad guys win Stephen!

Good to see that there has been some progress regarding this issue! Keep up the good work Stephen!

Did an experiment with an old Pentium heat sink and an angle grinder. Cheap, but would need to create a jig or something to create more than a few.

Upadate: Steve wrote the CPU speed tool yesterday giving options of speeds of 60mhz to 100mhz, we have both tried it on our A1200`s and we have both achieved a speed of 75mhz which is most respectable :) and the WHDload crashes have been solved with the `NOMMU` switch used in tooltypes this is with...

I read in another thread that you are stopping the development of your boards. Sad to hear that but a big Thanks for all your precious work! :) If you ever find the time energy to fix this disable bug, I would be super grateful. I know how annoying it can be to troubleshoot and find bugs like these ...

terriblefire wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 3:31 pm The issue with the nvram is fixed.

The disable issue is still present. I’ll fix this eventually.

I suspect I’ll figure it out while working on the TF360

Thanks, looking forward to the fix!

I updated the firmware to the version I got from Mark two days ago. He said this issue has been fixed in that firmware, but I still have the same problem (CD32 will not boot when the TF330 is disabled).

terriblefire wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 7:05 pm

MickGyver wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 6:54 pm Looking forward to these fixes also, can't use my TF330 as it stands now, luckily I still have my old trusty TF328.

Fix is posted in this thread.

I should have read more than the last post of this thread, thanks a lot!

I am still very interested. Also interested in a possible fix for the on/off switch intermittency. I'll test on my CD32, got a raspi zero to do the update with. A bit hesitant though as it will be my first try. keep up the great work Looking forward to these fixes also, can't use my TF330 as it sta...

There are many ways to do this. But all the TF330 does is let you talk to the ESP module. You need to choose a TCP/IP stack for the Amiga and then create a dial script for the ESP module. Thanks, so in practice, I guess there isn't any "easy" solution to connect to a wifi network using th...