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AmigaSource.com - MISC
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Online petition requestiong DCE to release information to allow developers to support of the Grex PCI board. (Site in German and English) |
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Developer- and LLM-oriented documentation for Amiga Unix (Amix) — Commodore's port of AT&T System V Release 4 (SVR4) to 68030 Amigas (the A3000UX and A2500UX). |
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{{ARCHIVED}} On this site you can find information about the Commodore User Group. Also we have some news, pictures, information around our C= shows and links on our English section of our homepage. Also you can put a message in the guestbook or send us an email with your questions or help for information. (Site in Dutch and English) |
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Detailed History of the Amiga Starting in 1982 to 1996 |
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Over the years I've hooked various analog to digital converters, of progressively faster speeds to my computer. The most recent advancement has been my experimentation with a low-cost 20MHz ADC, the Bt218KP-20, manufactured by Brooktree. This video digister project originally grew as an extension of the oscilloscope project described elsewhere on this site. |
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HomeCINEMA is - yet another - video database for Amiga computers. Why did I code one? Just because I didn't find a database which fitted to my needs. Also many programs where buggy, expensive or too complicated to use. So I thought - Why not code one yourself? So HomeCINEMA was born… |
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(Nothing to do with Amiga but interesting none the less) Hotel Amiga loctaed in Korea |
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Archived:
2000-10-18 |
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Aug 24, 2026
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id: 5991 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} If you install your Zip Drive following the recommended procedure you will not be able to boot from it. This is not a limitation of the drive itself, but rather a feature of the way HiSoft have decided to handle the problem of removable media on the Amiga. The Amiga has no Graphical Interface for mounting and unmounting Removable Media. This means that in order to mount an removable device on the workbench you must either use a public domain program such as SCSI-Probe, or use the command line to issue "mount" and "diskchange" commands. |
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2000-10-18 |
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Aug 24, 2026
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id: 5990 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} With luck, this short guide to using SnoopDOS should help you isolate most instances of problems that occur when running programs that don't tell you why they're quitting on you. |
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HVSC
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2084 |
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The High Voltage SID Collection - Commodore 64 music for the masses. The High Voltage SID Collection (HVSC) is a freeware hobby project which organises Commodore 64 music (also known as SID music) into an archive for both musicians and fans alike. The work on the collection is done completely in the Team and contributors' spare time and is proudly the largest and most accurate computer music collection known. |
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Author:
Cobra
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1786 |
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Amiga hardware finally shipping. If you're in the market for an Amiga box, today is a day for celebration. If you'd like an Amiga operating system to go with it, then perhaps you'd better leave the champagne on ice. EyeTech Group Ltd., which announced the commercial availability of the AmigaOne in March, announced the rerelease and update of the AmigaOne after the company's developers discovered problems in the company's custom chipset. Although the company now offers systems based upon the PowerPC 7451 processor used in the Apple Macintosh, systems still won't be available until "just before Christmas", the U.K.-based firm said. |
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Friday, Jan 5, 2001. First off, I would like to thank Bill for spending his time answering my questions. I realize that very few CEO's would make themselves available to their customers, and I he deserves recognition for doing so. After reading the "I Bought a" thread and seeing all the rumours that were being discussed, I thought that it would be useful to the MooBunny community to have these rumours cleared up, at least as much as possible. To achieve this I decided to call Bill McEwen this evening and ask him directly. Following are questions that I asked, paraphrased responses, and some of my impressions and opinions. |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2086 |
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IBM unveiled an open standards based Linux/Java PDA reference design at LinuxWorld in New York this week. Based on the IBM PowerPC 405LP embedded processor, the reference design, dubbed the "embedded Linux application platform" (e-LAP), is intended to jump-start PDA manufacturers, who can use the design as is, or can modify it to meet their own PDA, electronic book, or "personal media device" requirements. |
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Icon Poet is a writing toy for human/machine collaboration. You supply structure by clicking on a grid of grammatical terms, and the program supplies content through randomness. The texts that emerge are often enchantingly bizarre. Try it out at Icon Poet Online (requires a JavaScript-capable browser such as a recent version of Internet Explorer or Netscape, and a monitor set to 800x600). |
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"Immortal" is a music CD dedicated to preserve game music from the "Amiga" line of computers, featuring remastered versions of classic tunes using studio quality audio. This is an official website for the CD, where you can find info and audio clips. |
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Welcome to the home of Infinite Frontiers, one of the UK's largest sci-fi and gaming fan organisations. On this site, you'll find articles, fiction, artwork, free downloads (including many commercial games across a range of formats that we have permission to distribute), and much more on Star Trek, Transformers and other SF/Fantasy shows and movies. As well as this, there are plenty of other things we hope you'll enjoy including an extensive computing and gaming section, music, an interactive forum and much more. Offers An Amiga message board. |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1764 |
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Makers of the Micro Server. Micro Server-s is a generic PCI card embracing PowerPC750CX microprocessor,with Articia S chipset, memory, Ethernet controllers, Linux Operating sysytem ,MS Windows driver.Micro Server-s can insulate network from host computer at physical layer to prev-ent the distroy at host computer system by invader from net.Micro Server is plugeed card with the features such as low cost ,convenient for maintanence.It support PowerPC 750 CX and PowerPC 750 G4 processer now. |
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A website dedicated to the bad implementations of the Graphical User interface. Lots of good reading! |
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pods
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1348 |
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6000+ words. WOW!! Dated 10 June 2002 |
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As we had to report in early January, the Aminet series of CDs was cancelled. So Aminet CD #52 will be the last one put together. This turn of events compelled us to ask a few questions of Urban Müller, the person who does the CDs and is also an Aminet administrator. |
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As we had to report in early January, the Aminet series of CDs was cancelled. So Aminet CD #52 will be the last one put together. This turn of events compelled us to ask a few questions of Urban Müller, the person who does the CDs and is also an Aminet administrator. |
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This weekend was the official launch of a brand new platform, by Genesi. New platforms are rare these days, so this one is something to watch out for. MorphOS is a fully 32bit, pre-emptively multi-tasking operating system for the PowerPC range of CPUs, and is included with each Pegasos motherboard sold. We have some information about the system, three screenshots, and we also talked to Nicholas Blachford, Eclipsis project manager about MorphOS. |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1947 |
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Introducing MorphOS. MorphOS is the first successful attempt to run Commodore's A1200, A3000 and A4000's operating system on a PPC processor and improved systems free of legacy Commodore hardware. It's based around the Quark microkernel and runs the OS within an emulation box providing a fast 680x0 emulation. A fully PPC native exec replacement provides ways to write native PPC programs running into the emulation box in a mixed mode. For consistency, we'll call the Commodore system 'ABox' from now on. |
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Iron Feather and Towne Club have released a 140 minute video dedicated to the COMMODORE 64 underground scene of the 1980's and early 1990's. |
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Polish Amiga dealer and software developer. |
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