Commodore Amiga PEGASOS 2 COMPLETE SYSTEM Dual Boot OS 4. 1. 6, Morphos 512mb
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:7062141 |
Hello Amiga friends!Welcome to my auction. You are in for a rare treat! Its the famous PEGASOS 2 Amiga NG computer. The system specs are Pegasos 2 computer w/ G3@500mhz , Radeon 9200 128mb DVI/VGA Graphics Card, 512 mb of Samsung DDR2 RAM, IDE Hard Drive DUAL BOOT with Boot Menu featuring Morphos 3.11 and Amiga OS 4.1.6 (full commercial version with latest updates installed) and a Black LG IDE CDRW Drive! Yes you heard it right it boots either Morphos or Amiga os! You can also run vari...ous Linux distributions and Mac OS X as well with MOL. The case is a NEW COOLERMASTER ATC 620 Brushed Aluminum Micro ATX case.(This case alone is $250 and isn't made any more!) The Pegasus 2 board and module are never used. This was a backup system with maybe 10 hrs on it. Very nice score for an amiga fan looking to get into Amiga NG without spending thousands. The Pegasos 2 is one of the best systems to run OS4 and Morphos, it runs extremely stable and there are lots of drivers. If I were you id Buy it now! Please check my feedback for all my amiga pals feedback. thank you and good luck. System in good working condition but sold as is no warranty due to rarity.
I have a lot of experience shipping amigas and it will be packed with heavy duty box and bubble wrap!
PegasosPPC Platform
Using a modular motherboard design, the PegasosPPC Platform can be easily upgraded to fit your needs and demands. Using standard interfaces it enables the use of commodity components such as ATA hard drives, DDR memory and CD/DVD writers, as well as USB and Firewire peripherals.
The removable Power Architecture processor card allows the use of compatible processors from IBM and Freescale which utilise the standard "60x" and "MPX" bus configurations. Currently offered are 600MHz G3 (750CXe) and 1GHz G4 (MPC7447).
The PegasosPPC Platform is based around the Pegasos II motherboard:
Micro ATX form factor (236mm x 172mm)IEEE 1275 Firmware/boot interfaceMarvell Discovery II (MV64361) System ControllerG3 or G4 Power Architecture CPU184-pin 266MHz DDR RAM sockets1x AGP slot3x PCI slots with riser connector2x ATA100 IDE Channels3x IEEE1394 ports (400Mbit)3x USB 1.1 ports (12Mbit)Gigabit and 10/100 EthernetAC97 Audio Subsystem Stereo audioMicrophoneS/PDIF optical outputPC Gameport/MIDI IrDA, Serial (RS232), Parallel (IEEE1284) and PS/2 (Keyboard & Mouse)Floppy drive connector
COOLERMASTER 620 Micro Axt Case: (Brushed Aluminum)
Aluminum Alloy Bezel with steel body Micro ATX DesktopDual USB Ports and IEEE 1394 port Front Ports2 External 5.25" Drive Bays2 Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
Amiga OS 4.1.6 (full commercial version with updates)
Update 6 is a rather unique update in that it includes no bug fixes. What Update 6 does include is a new and more efficient way of delivering bug fixes. A new “Update software…” menu item on Workbench now launches AmiUpdate which will now handle all future AmigaOS software updates.
Since AmiUpdate does not do much without a back end database, a new AmigaOS update database has been created. This database tracks dependencies between components so that users can be assured they are applying the correct updates to their specific systems. The rollback facility may be used to undo updates in the event of problems.
Users are strongly encouraged to install Update 6 as it will be the only way to receive future AmigaOS updates between major releases.
Update 6 is a rather unique update in that it includes no bug fixes. What Update 6 does include is a new and more efficient way of delivering bug fixes. A new “Update software…” menu item on Workbench now launches AmiUpdate which will now handle all future AmigaOS software updates.
Since AmiUpdate does not do much without a back end database, a new AmigaOS update database has been created. This database tracks dependencies between components so that users can be assured they are applying the correct updates to their specific systems. The rollback facility may be used to undo updates in the event of problems.
Users are strongly encouraged to install Update 6 as it will be the only way to receive future AmigaOS updates between major releases.
I have a lot of experience shipping amigas and it will be packed with heavy duty box and bubble wrap!
PegasosPPC Platform
Using a modular motherboard design, the PegasosPPC Platform can be easily upgraded to fit your needs and demands. Using standard interfaces it enables the use of commodity components such as ATA hard drives, DDR memory and CD/DVD writers, as well as USB and Firewire peripherals.
The removable Power Architecture processor card allows the use of compatible processors from IBM and Freescale which utilise the standard "60x" and "MPX" bus configurations. Currently offered are 600MHz G3 (750CXe) and 1GHz G4 (MPC7447).
The PegasosPPC Platform is based around the Pegasos II motherboard:
Micro ATX form factor (236mm x 172mm)IEEE 1275 Firmware/boot interfaceMarvell Discovery II (MV64361) System ControllerG3 or G4 Power Architecture CPU184-pin 266MHz DDR RAM sockets1x AGP slot3x PCI slots with riser connector2x ATA100 IDE Channels3x IEEE1394 ports (400Mbit)3x USB 1.1 ports (12Mbit)Gigabit and 10/100 EthernetAC97 Audio Subsystem Stereo audioMicrophoneS/PDIF optical outputPC Gameport/MIDI IrDA, Serial (RS232), Parallel (IEEE1284) and PS/2 (Keyboard & Mouse)Floppy drive connector
COOLERMASTER 620 Micro Axt Case: (Brushed Aluminum)
Aluminum Alloy Bezel with steel body Micro ATX DesktopDual USB Ports and IEEE 1394 port Front Ports2 External 5.25" Drive Bays2 Internal 3.5" Drive Bays
Amiga OS 4.1.6 (full commercial version with updates)
Update 6 is a rather unique update in that it includes no bug fixes. What Update 6 does include is a new and more efficient way of delivering bug fixes. A new “Update software…” menu item on Workbench now launches AmiUpdate which will now handle all future AmigaOS software updates.
Since AmiUpdate does not do much without a back end database, a new AmigaOS update database has been created. This database tracks dependencies between components so that users can be assured they are applying the correct updates to their specific systems. The rollback facility may be used to undo updates in the event of problems.
Users are strongly encouraged to install Update 6 as it will be the only way to receive future AmigaOS updates between major releases.
Update 6 is a rather unique update in that it includes no bug fixes. What Update 6 does include is a new and more efficient way of delivering bug fixes. A new “Update software…” menu item on Workbench now launches AmiUpdate which will now handle all future AmigaOS software updates.
Since AmiUpdate does not do much without a back end database, a new AmigaOS update database has been created. This database tracks dependencies between components so that users can be assured they are applying the correct updates to their specific systems. The rollback facility may be used to undo updates in the event of problems.
Users are strongly encouraged to install Update 6 as it will be the only way to receive future AmigaOS updates between major releases.
