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While they were cool-looking, convenient and even somewhat inexpensive after a while, Floppy Disks are out as a medium to store data on home computers. The USB stick, wireless access, the use of the internet, and a whole other range of options have rendered this medium obsolete. That said, a situation now exists where there are millions of these things out in the world, some of them containing rare or unusual pieces of history, and so there's a lot of benefit to getting all that old data off that medium. This page is meant to be a clearinghouse for various options that a person or group of reasonable technical ability could use to rescue data from floppy disks. If any of these options seem daunting, a number of people have offered to accept floppy disks and pull the data using these tools. None of these options should be considered endorsements, and Archive Team does not earn commission from the sale of these items. |
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Verilog code to replace the Commodore SDMAC found in the A3000. This project is has been a community effort with the PCB design by Jorgen Bilander and the code by Mike Taylor. It has been exercise in reverse engineering the Commodore SDMAC 390537 as found in the Amiga 3000 |
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Name, Commodore Part Number & Model Featured for Kickstart, Angus, Paula, Denice, Gary, Buster, Amber, Ramsey, DMAC, Alice, Lisa, Gayle, Budgie, Akiko, Beauty, Grace & the CIA |
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Portable Amiga 68k Hunk File Disassembler. This disassembler was tested against the Amiga game Civilization (ECS) and Lightwave for FPU support. |
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{Thread @ Australian Computer Museum discussing the Spengat Technologies IWS500 Industrial Amiga Workstation. A rack mounted A500. Lots of pictures and ex staffer Paul chimes in with a lot additional details. Very nice find!} |
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In the latest episode of Chris Edwards Restoration, Chris takes a deep dive into the Commodore CDTV—more than just an Amiga 500 in a fancy case. This was Commodore’s ambitious attempt at a home theater set-top box, blending multimedia with computing in a way that was ahead of its time. But, as with many vintage machines, keeping it in top shape requires some hands-on work. |
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Recently, I was lucky enough to receive a big haul of retro computer gear from a friend who was emptying out his garage. Even better, the haul was almost entirely old Amiga gear — my favorite computing platform of all time. Upon returning home, I gleefully sorted through the boxes, powering things up one by one. Amazingly, everything worked… except for one lonely Amiga 500+. I was greeted by a dull grey screen. This wouldn’t do, so naturally, I got to work. |
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Creating retro dreams for Amiga, Commodore 64 and PC. With passion. {Makers of Blastaway, MAH, SkillGrid, Huenision, QUOD INIT EXIT, Follix, BOH, ArtPazz, KOG, MeMO, The Cure, ALS & PED81C} |
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Accessorize Your Amiga... |
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Welcome to Retro Commodore – Your place with high quality scans. |
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Welcome to Retro Commodore Q&A, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of the community. |
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{German - *LOTS* of custom Acrylic cases for retro computers and devices. Commodore, Atari, Amiga and more} |
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New crowd funding project. Manufactured in styles to match Acorn, Amiga, Amstrad & Sinclair computers - USB for modern PCs & emulators. |
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{A crowd sourced site by RobSmithDev cataloging and mapping around the world: Arcades, Bar/Pub/eSports, Cafe (Gaming & Retro), Museums, Points of Interest, Repair Services, Street Shops, and other Retro places, Auctions, Computer Fairs, Exhibition/Trade Shows, Festivals, Gathering/Meetings, Open Days, Repair Cafe/Workshops, Talks/presentations and other Retro events. Drop by and add your favorite place/event the site!!} |
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Retro Forum Directory is a spin-off of Boing Directory. If you want to suggest a site, toot at me on Mastodon or contact me here via ramokromok.com. Please note that this page is for open independent forums, not those that are run on walled gardens such as Discord or Facebook Groups. {currently covering 63 different retro systems} |
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Retro Tech, State of the Art Solutions! {Online shop for Commodore, Amiga, Mac, Radio Shack, Amstrad, IBM & PC, Atari and Sinclair parts and more} |
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{Italian based Amiga store} |
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Simple DirectMedia Layer is a cross-platform development library designed to provide low level access to audio, keyboard, mouse, joystick, and graphics hardware via OpenGL and Direct3D. It is used by video playback software, emulators, and popular games including Valve's award winning catalog and many Humble Bundle games. More extensive documentation is available in the docs directory, starting with README.md. Enjoy! Sam Lantinga |
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{Another wonderful blog post by Epsilon about his trip to the early May Adelaide Retro Computer group meeting and his adventure getting 1080p video on his A1222.} |
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We love retro and only stock high quality products. Our main focus is on Commodore and Amiga machines although you will come across items for other systems too. This is more than a shop. We know our products inside out and have over a decade of experience in supporting them. Whether you want to add storage, networking capability or replacement parts, we are reliable and eager. We genuinely love to see people using their machines. If a replacement or upgrade makes that possible for you we would love to make that happen for you. We currently ship worldwide from the UK. If you enhance a machine with one of our items, please get in touch to show and tell us about your experience. |
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{online Amiga store. Lots of products} |
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We are a UK based designer and manufacturer of upgrades for Commodore Amiga computers, supplying end users and wholesale customers. All our products are designed and built by the Amiga parts designer know as LinuxJedi. {CPU boards, Ram/Rom Upgrades, RGBtoHDMI, FPGA Addons and more} |
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I've always wanted to have a computer case which resembles the keyboard or wedge-shape cases of the 80ies era. I owned a TI-994A and a Atari ST back then and I wanted to have something similar where I can put a MiSTer board or a RetroPi into it. I used Blender to design the model. It's split into several pieces, it should fit a 230x230mm print bed. The side pods and side panels then have to be placed diagonally. I've used a XTRFY K4 TKL RGB keyboard in retro colour scheme. This release is "as is". There is no back panels for the outputs etc. yet, as I didn't know where to put everything inside. |
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In a recent video, [Chris Edwards] delves into the past, showing how he turned a Commodore Amiga 3000T into a wireless-capable machine. But forget modern Wi-Fi dongles—this hack involves an old-school D-Link DWL-G810 wireless Ethernet bridge. You can see the Amiga in action in the video below. [Chris] has a quirky approach to retrofitting. He connects an Ethernet adapter to his Amiga, bridges it to the D-Link, and sets up an open Wi-Fi network—complete with a retro 11 Mbps speed. Then again, the old wired connection was usually 10 Mbps in the old days. |
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