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Has anybody actually noticed any performance difference? I've switched between my 180 MHz and 350 MHz (now sold) and the subjective performance seems identical.

You could always start at the beginning and explain when it was last working and what hardware is attached, then progress forward it the explanation of when it quit working, the current equipment installed, whether the graphics card has more than one output port (and have you tried both), and what ...

Dare I suggest a motherboard problem that might be best handled at the Cardiff level?

Does it have two monitor outputs and have you tried them both?

You are in the AmigaOS support forum.

The IDE interface on the A1200 is more basic than that of the A4000D/T; you will likely have better luck using one of the Buffered interfaces meant for the A1200

I suppose you can do what ever you want.

The OS needs to load its kernel from what is specified in the CFE, then the boot partition with the highest priority is used. You can tell the CFE to look elsewhere for the kernal by editing the Menu, and then (if desired) you can leave your older HDD on port 0 and boot both the kernel and OS from ...

That is not buffered (two diodes do not make a buffer), it simply allows 2 devices per channel on an IDE controller. It does work on my Amiga A4000T, although the OS seems to ignore it on occasion. I tell the OS that it is there during setup as it behaves like an IDEFix device (IDEFix software is ...

Sorry, that didn't work; it still starts out on the DVI port in the early boot and then after the Ubuntu "splash screen" dots, switches to the HDMI. Both go into a MonoPrice HDMI switch box and I just switch between the two with a remote -- so not too much of problem. Just strikes me as odd behavior.