We believe the situation was well understood from the outset, and we have been transparent with all available information.
The initial prototype consisted of five mainboards, one of which remained unallocated. MorphOS expressed immediate interest and was able to proceed with a single board, while AmigaOS4 required multiple boards due to its specific needs. Consequently, the first board was allocated to MorphOS. Regardless of the decision, it was clear that not all parties could be accommodated initially.
Progress accelerated far beyond our expectations. While our original goal was to have a working system ready for Amiga 40 in Germany, Frank delivered an extraordinary achievement: within just one week of receiving the board, he successfully booted into Ambient.
A second batch of at least ten boards is planned, with several units designated for key AmigaOS4 developers to begin their work. However, due to higher-than-expected demand, we are considering increasing the size of this batch. Before proceeding, we aim to validate all functionality and incorporate feedback from current board holders.
One of the most frequently asked questions concerns pricing. At this stage, we cannot provide a definitive answer. We have set ambitious targets. And currently we have no indication that these targets are not achievable. However, given the current global economic volatility with new tariffs every week, circumstances may change rapidly.
We appreciate your patience and continued support as we strive to meet our goals: affordability, and compatibility with MorphOS, AmigaOS4, and Linux.​

Four boards for the Mirari team. One for Morphos. Linux works out of the box thanks to the excelent work of Christian. The Amigaos4.1 core developers will receive boards from the second batch.​