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The A590 had both a SCSI and an XT header for internal drives (on the right side): http://amiga.resource.cx/photos/photos/a590-5.jpg http://amiga.resource.cx/p
by puzzle 8y ago
The A590 had both a SCSI and an XT header for internal drives (on the right side):
http://amiga.resource.cx/photos/photos/a590-5.jpg http://amiga.resource.cx/photos/photos/a590-5.jpg
I only ever saw them with SCSI drives in person, but they also sold XT units. Maybe you saw the latter?
- jacobush 8y agoIf they sold'em with XT-IDE inside, I was probably unfortunate to have on of those. Still beat swapping floppies. Thanks to the HDD I could compile C programs without switching floppies all the time. IIRC I had the compiler and the headers on one floppy and the linker etc on another. Eventually I made DICE (Matt Dillon yo!) fit on one floppy. Or was it an early Lattice C?? Can't remember.:-P By that time I had bought a 486SX for uni, so I reluctantly used Turbo C instead. Turbo C was just too good to pass up...