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Got the Demos, Games, Music drawers from Apollo OS
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Where to get more stuff? From an Apollo OS CF card!
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Had to tweak the Archanoid for a better frame rate
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Gotta try out a classic game!
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After formatting, partitioning, and installing from recovery USB stick
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Without prepping the hard drive, this is what we got.
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Another view of the back
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A view of the back
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Radeon RX550 now installed.
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A look at the cables going through the case
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Lots of cables to wind through the case
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Modded backplate now attached; the board now lays flat!
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SSD drive in the case attached (above the p.s. in this pic)
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Another view of the test fit
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Another test fit of the A1222+ board
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Made the round holes bigger, the 2 right rectangular ones lower
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Another view of the power supply installed
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With the 3D-printed backplate, the A1222+ board didn't lay flat.
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Test-fitting the 3D-printed backplate that was provided
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Another view of the power supply in the case
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The power supply slips into the corner of the case
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The power supply I got from Central Computers in Santa Clara
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The case's features |
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A highly-rated case according to the Internet |
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Once again Blogger has put my photos in reverse order, even though I renamed them. Oh, well, enjoy the pics of the assembly of the A1222+. My thanks to Duncan M. of The Other Group of Amigoids and his expertise in putting the machine together; I would have done a hack job on it if I were to do it!
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network - http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan
June 22-23 Pacific Commodore Expo NW 2024 - http://www.portcommodore.com/pacommex