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From: tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: info on AMAX-II needed
Message-ID: <2109@enea.se>
Date: 17 Sep 90 09:52:29 GMT
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In article <730005@hpmwngf.HP.COM> mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell) writes:
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->   Have anyone out there tried running LogicWorks 2.0(mac version) with AMAX II?
->   And does AMAX II make work well with CPU like 68020/68030 to give Mac SE/30
->   or Mac II's performance?
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-	A lot of folks are running AMAX II on their accelerated systems..
-	I'm running it on my A3000 with performance better than a MacII.
-	I have used Logic Works with AMAX, although I'm not sure if it
-	was version 2.0 or not.
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->   I understand that there is a AMAX II plus designed for the amiga 2000.  If I get that, why else must I need just to get the Mac emulation set up on my amiga?
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-	You will need to purchase the 128K Mac ROMs to plug into the board.
-	And it's nice to have a Mac floppy drive too, but not required.
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-	Later,   -Mike Powell-

An early rumour about AMAX II Plus said that the card should contain a
disc controller capable of reading/writing Mac 800K disks on standard
Amiga drives. Was that just a hoax, is it scrapped or is it true?

Tommy P