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AmigaOne X1000

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The AmigaOne X1000 is a powerful PowerPC-based high-end computer now available for AmigaOS.

Key Specifications

  • ATX form factor
  • Dual core PWRficient PA6T-1682M 1.8 Ghz PowerISA v2.04+ CPU
  • Xena Co-processor running at 500 Mhz with a XCore XS1-L2 124 SDS
  • ATI Radeon HD 1GB 4650 Graphics Card
  • 7.1 channel HD Audio
  • Memory 4xDDR2 SDRAM Slots
  • 10 USB 2.0
  • 1x Gigabit Ethernet
  • A range of PCIe and PCI slots
  • A Xorro and Compact Flash slot
  • 2x RS-232 serial ports
  • 4x SATA2 connectors
  • 1x PATA connector
  • 1x JTAG connector

Manufacturer

A-Eon Technology is the manufacturer of the AmigaOne X1000 motherboard.

AmigaKit is the worldwide distributor of the AmigaOne X1000 System.

Troubleshooting Tips

X1000 Won't Reboot Reliably

  1. Turn off power to PSU.
  2. Remove plug from PSU.
  3. Remove power connector from the motherboard.
  4. Take out one RAM card leaving only one to the right of the PA6T CPU (i.e. closest to back of case).
  5. Plug power connector back input motherboard.
  6. Connect PSU power & switch on PSU.
  7. Turn on X1000.

If the X1000 boots up to Workbench, press and hold the power button for 3-5 seconds & it should shut off.

X1000 CPU temperatures are rising

  1. Clean both fan filters on the front fan openings.
  2. Clean the fan filter UNDER the power supply unit.

X1000 fails to boot, "Loading" indicator goes full red and then stops

  1. This will happen when booting an older workbench with a newer graphics card.
  2. You'll need to update your PCIGraphics.card and RadeonHD.chip, or revert to an HD4000 series graphics card.

The X1000 fails to boot

  1. may also happen if non-bootable media is left in the CD/DVD drive.

X1000 Keyboard does not work while booting

  1. Plug the keyboard into the USB connector closest to the white audio jack.
     This is "upper left" as you look at the back of the case. (ref Sys:documentation/X1000_QuickstartGuide.pdf page 9)