The question is, though, should we expect more updates in the future? And will any vendors sell the licensed EPROMs for those of us on classic hardware? Nothing earth shattering here, but pretty cool nevertheless! The two updates, along with the freebies and a small discount, will run you about $20 US.
Older Kickstart ROMs would use vice version 39, because unlike version 40, it did not crash on the A600. Small bug fix to the IDE task initialization, which now makes it possible to use it on the A600.Rebuilt with SAS/C 6.59 in order to free up more ROM space because the copyright text in the updated exec.library.The Boingball logo replaces the rainbow-coloured checkmark logo.Fixed a small bug in the memory pools code which mirrors the same bug fix in the same code that was used in amiga.lib.Hyperion also released an update to Kickstart. Deactivated "FF" program in Startup-Sequence to prevent problems on 68020/030 processors.The old SetClock command got renamed and left on disk for reference C/SetClock v34.3 by Olaf Barthel, which fixes Y2K issues and also works on newer Kickstart versions.Installer fixed to use proper assigns to allow installation from other media than 6 floppy disks.
They also include a free copy of Workbench 1.3.3 as a “bonus” for anyone who wants or needs it as an added bonus. The fixes are relatively minor, realistically speaking, but intriguing nevertheless. Hyperion has released some bug fixes for Workbench, which can be used in emulation or classic hardware.
It’s fair to say that this was an update most of us never expected to see.
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