ZZ9000 Compendium More than a modern Amiga graphics card Compiled by a ZZ9000 owner and enthusiast Updated: March 25, 2023 | ZZ9000 is © 2019-2023 MNT Research GmbH

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Requirements / Compatibility

Official

• AmigaOS 3.1 (Kickstart and Workbench) or later, though using AmigaOS 3.2 is a good idea, since it fixes numerous bugs and issues.
• A 68020 or higher.
• An Amiga with Zorro II or III slots:
• Amiga 500 (requires a Zorro II adapter like Rob Cranley's Z-500 or the Checkmate 1500 Zorro adapter)
• Amiga 2000/2500
• Amiga 3000(T)
• Amiga 4000(T)
• P96 v2.0 (free from Aminet) or v3.x (recommended, purchase from IComp); see the Installation page for more info.

It is unknown how the ZZ9000 performs in systems with third-party daughterboards (e.g. Elbox, RBM, Eagle, etc.).

In regards to the Super Buster chip revision, Lukas has stated:

"No, it's [Super Buster revision 11] not a hard requirement. [Super] Buster 9 works also; I would just recommend [Super] Buster 11."

Quoting from IComp's website:

"The latest revision of the Buster chip corrects a number of bugs that are present in the -7 and -9 revisions. A must-have for owners of A3000, A4000 and respective tower versions."

The only remaining source of rev. 11 Super Buster chips is AnalogicComputers (eBay seller).

The rev. 12 Buster chip project is on apparently indefinite hold due to lack of FPGA chips.