This is how I replaced the power connectors:

Why did you disable the IDE btw? @derkom how did you program your TF? RPi or another programmer? I'm using a Lightning ST to provide IDE for both 68000 mode and 68030 mode (TF536 IDE can't run when the 68000 is selected), and having IDE in both places caused neither to work. @agranlund cooked me up...

*warning* I'm really dubious about using the RaspPi for programming, I think that may have been what killed the Xilinx chip. I've bought a "Waveshare" USB "cable" which looks identical to the Xilinx programmer (and the USB device it creates is the same so the Xilinx software thi...

ACSI won't work at all now. TOS 2.06 refuses to boot now. It's freezing on accessing the drive. ACSI is working fine on my Stacy + TF536 + CosmosEx setup, but I am using a tweaked firmware on the TF that disables IDE. I don't know that this should have anything to do with your problems, but perhaps...

I thought I'd start a separate thread dedicated on running the TF536 on a STacy. So far, as far as I know, only derkom and I have a TF536 running on a STacy. I have a firmware from around June/July 2020. I have had to twist the IDE-cable and generate an inverse INT-signal using a 74LS04 to get anyth...

Needing this for EmuTOS sounds super odd to me, but hey, if it works then why mess with it :) Because I'm curious, do you remember with what software and how your drive was partitioned? I thought so too. I used HDDriver to partition. C: 500MB, D: EXT2 9GB, E: 20GB FAT32 F: 500MB G: 500MB H: 500MB o...

Some more benches:

Not having a Blitter takes a bit of a hit:

@Atarian Computing ok cool, id flash it anyway but thats my OCD and it sounds like you've got one of the later usable ones. I might do that later. For now it is rock solid. I've done extensive benches burn-ins, fastram tests, and it has not had a single glitch. USB works through Netusbee. I'll try ...

My Nembench for comparison's sake: NemBench v2.1 - precision CPU/FPU profiler. Integer multiply (16bit) -> 1.921 Mips (~313%) Integer divide (16bit) -> 1.135 Mips (~313%) Linear (stalled) integer -> 24.899 Mips (~312%) Interleaved (piped) integer -> 24.899 Mips (~312%) 16bit read (100% hit) -> 24.60...

Apparently I have an older firmware. Let’s see how @agranlund fares with the latest one.