The Unofficial GVP-m T-Rex, T-Rex II (G-Force 040-40, A4060DT), TekMagic 2060 (A2060) and 'cousins' Support Page

T-Rex II image (above left) used with permission from MyAmigaShop.com

The Unofficial
T-Rex, T-Rex II (G-Force 040-40, A4060DT)
TekMagic 2060 (A2060) and 'cousins'
Support Page

Latest noteworthy news

The A4000 G-Force 040 40 User's Guide (T-Rex) is now available from the Documentation page. Note that the key parts of the User's Guide Addendum from pages 3 and 4 have been merged into the User's Guide.
Version 2.3 of Ralph Babel's 68060.library from his Amiga Archive page (which corrects a number of problems for GVP TekMagic 68060 users) is now available. Many thanks to Ralph for his excellent work with this library, and to Robert Miranda for notifying me of this.
For more details, please see the Updates page.

Why these pages?

Many years ago, I bought a GVP-m A2060 for my Amiga 2500. Shortly after installing it, I had read/write errors on my hard drive, it wouldn't boot-up, etc. After numerous checks for bad termination or loose connections, I finally sent my Amiga 2500 to Software Hut to see if they could straighten it out.

Their technician, Chris Smith, spent a good deal of time trying to get it to work, but was only temporarily successful, since shortly after I got it back, it was up to its usual read/write and "tekscsi2.device" errors. I finally gave up, returned the card for a refund, and put my old Commodore A2630 accelerator back in which worked fine.

Then on June 9, 1999, I bought a refurbished Amiga 4000 (desktop reconfigured in a Power Tower case) from Software Hut that came installed with a GVP-m T-Rex II A4060DT accelerator.

Although that Amiga kicked the bucket around 2003, I now own another Amiga 4000 with an A3660; waiting for the TF4060 and Warp 4060 cards.

This page continues as an effort to provide users of GVP-m T-Rex II (A4060DT), T-Rex (G-Force 040-40), TekMagic 2060 and 'cousin' cards—which were also designed by Jeff Boyer—with as many resources and answers as possible.