Thanks for the comments, I am doing what I can to make these things happen but until I have some news I cannot comment further. iMica does not generate any significant revenue yet and until it does the money I can offer as a carrot is small. I expect it will generate cash once these bits are written.

But yes it is a great little board and the new one with skt775 chip holder takes away any comments of lack of speed for big apps.

Again thanks for backing up the project and have fun.

PS. Oh and if I can get these chipsets supported then they should work on low cost netbooks also

Hey guys.

Recently I became the owner of an Imica system. I must say, it is a wonderfully small, energy efficient, quiet and low cost platform on which to run Aros.

Aros runs fast and is quite responsive on this system, good choice of MB/CPU/Chipset Steve. :)

Just wondering if a native onboard graphics driver is in the works? Imica already has its own native network driver, and as the Imica is the only Aros specific hardware ensemble being offered, it could be considered the only hardware 'standard' for Aros at present.

With this in mind, it would be great to have a native onboard graphics driver. Of course, dual core Atom support and onboard sound support would be nice too, but I believe the onboard graphics driver would be the easiest to accomplish and have the greatest impact on performance.

Any other Imica owners out there are welcome to submit their opinions.

abraXXious