There's these guys who have built a "special" AOS 3.9 version for the Draco on a CD. To give you a better picture of the situation, and show you how serious this stuff is, i will only tell you a detail which you might not be aware of:
So, unless someone RESPONSIBLY states that there's no issue with the matter, i'm very sorry. However, I'm not willing to get into any sort of trouble for "upping" this, since i don't know the status of legality on the content! I've goofed already once mentioning i was willing to accept an image of something else. Basically, the installation of the OS (3.1) takes a dump of the CD contents and throws it to an empty hard disk. The Draco system disks are a set of a couple of floppies, and a CD. Most everyone has the same question: how do we make an Amiga out of a Cassie? I'd sure be glad to find out! I have even started a Yahoo group about this, but not much traffic as of yet. The Draco i have is an 060 and the Casablanca an 040.
If you have time, take a trip down and use Draco or Casablanca as search parameters where you'll come up with pictures of both my machines. On the contrary, Draco's flopppies can be read from other Amigas, and the machine itself can read just as any other Amiga regular Amiga-formatted disks! Been there, done that. Try inserting the Casablanca floppies to anything else than itself, and you'll see what i mean. The Casablanca has a custom floppy format, which -as it seems- was due to copy-protection philisophy (go figure ).
The difference between the two is that the Draco has been sold with the Amiga OS pre-installed, and perhaps some tweaked ROMs. The "Cassie" is based on Amiga technology, but missing the chipset as has already been said.
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