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This project is a re-implementation of the Amiga 1200 board started from the schematics. I made some changes and enhancements to the original schematics. |
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{Announcement of A1200 on Usenet by Lauren Brown - CATS} |
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After having Amiga OS 3.1 on the 1200 for a while, I'd decided it was time to upgrade to Amiga OS 3.9. I had instantly realised there was a problem with this; the installation media is on a CD! There was no way I was going digging for an accelerator card with SCSI, or a PCMCIA CD Drive, so I resorted to emulation to get the OS installed. Therefore, henceforth are the steps required to build a compactflash card with a real OS for use on real hardware. Godspeed. |
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The project started in the spring 2000 when I bought my Amiga 1200. Previous owner had built it into IBM Aptiva 350 tower case which was functional but not so good looking. First task was to cover the two 5.25" disk bays with white cardboard as the case was missing the lid and add an Amiga sticker on top of IBM logo. Setup at that point was: A1200 motherboard rev 2B Blizzard 1230-IV/50MHz with 16MB RAM Quantum Fireball EL 5GB HDD Hitachi 4x CD-ROM drive |
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This post is a step-by-step tutorial for installation of the IndivisionAGA MKII hardware into an Amiga 1200 Desktop machine. The target Amiga already has a FastATA fitted and there are some extra (easy) steps that will be necessary in order to allow these two peripherals to be fitted together in the machine at the same time. |
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{detailed breakdown of an Amiga 2000 with various board and upgrades with lots of pictures. (keyboard, motherboard, A2630, A2052, A2320, A2091, SCSI2SD , Gotek, Samsung SyncMaster 755DFX and more} |
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The Commodore Amiga produces RGB video output @ 15khz. It has the ability to run in a higher resolution mode which causes a crazy amount of flicker when the screen refreshes... I used one of the scalers that are popular with us arcade people to scale the video to drive a VGA monitor. This is pretty well known, really the most limiting part is getting hold of DB-23 connectors.... I was more than impressed by the output from the scaler board, it looks really good. |
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The A314 project provides a Raspberry Pi expansion to the Amiga 500 through the trapdoor expansion. Much of the 'magic' is being able to transparently access chip RAM without interfering with the performance of the Amiga itself. However, the Amiga 500 is also the ONLY Amiga model to feature this peculiar expansion interface. This board will add a standard 56-pin "trapdoor" interface to the Amiga 2000 and Amiga 1000 equipped with a Rejuvenator. |
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The Amiga 2000 EATX is a project by Jason Beer and is an open source Amiga 2000 PCB in the EATX form factor. EATX is an ATX variant that defines larger PCBs, measuring 12 x 13 inches (305 × 330 mm). These are referred to as Extended ATX, or, EATX. The length of Zorro II cards and the abundance of components on the Amiga 2000 makes EATX the best choice for this project. |
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This is an open source Amiga 2000 PCB in the EATX form factor. EATX is an ATX variant that defines larger PCBs, measuring 12 x 13 inches (305 × 330 mm). These are referred to as Extended ATX, or, EATX (see Enterprise Electronics Bay Specification). The length of Zorro II cards and the abundance of components on the Amiga 2000 makes EATX the best choice for this project. |
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Have you ever thought of getting your A2000 up and running again but were hesitating to place the old bulky Commodore 1084S monitor back onto your desk. This is the solution for you. |
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{Thread @ reddit discussing the image of the A2000 on the front page of New York Post 1 March 2025} |
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{Another GREAT posing from Epsilon about a recent A2000 rebuild} |
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Revive the classic aesthetics and functionality of your Amiga 2000 with our meticulously designed reproduction enclosure.This 3D print model / CAD design offers a precise and high-quality replication of the high-end Amiga 2000 case, ensuring your vintage computer components have a new home that retains the charm of the original design. Both sheet metal and plastic parts are included. |
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The plan was to make a fully working A2000 mobo from a scratch, meaning, to get a brand new PCB, solder it all up and make it work. That was my first task, which turned out to be quite easy but also time-consuming. As a bonus, it was also a very relaxing experience. |
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The keyboard I got with my Amiga 2500 had: A broken right alt key, A spotty (at best) return key, And a numpad enter key that wouldn’t stay up, but did work, I set out to fix all three problems. |
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{Description translated from DE} The Amiga 2K front panel expands the Amiga 2000 with a panel for the 5.25" slot. This allows an external keyboard switch from the 7-bit A234 to be used internally and fully operated from the outside by plugging a USB keyboard / USB wireless dongle into the top left slot... The USB slot in the middle is used to externally access the RaspberryPi USB port that sits on the PiStorm 2K , so you can easily make files accessible to the Amiga OS... The button in the middle is connected to an HDMI switch and lights up as soon as the HDMI output of the PiStorm is switched to the RGBtoHDMI output. This allows an HDMI monitor to be used comfortably both for the classic HIRES resolution of games but also via the PiStorm you can work with the Workbench up to 4K. The lower slot leads the RaspberryPi's micro SD card to the outside using an extension cable. The space on the left side of the panel is for the later installation of a GoTek Systems USB Drive |
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Thirty years after its introduction, the Amiga is still influencing computing |
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This is a utility which can identify the Amiga 3000 SDMAC version and talk through the SDMAC to read WD33C93A registers and identify that chip and configuration as well. Ramsey version and configuration are also reported. |
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Amiga 3000UX offers SVR4 on an outdated chip without the Amiga PC's capabilities. Commodore is hardly a name you expect to hear bandied about in the UNIX workstation market. Yet, Commodore , positioning its Amiga 3000UX --stocked with UNIX System V Release 4 from AT&T, Open Look, and Ethernet support-- as a niche workstation alternative. Despite the good intentions, Commodore misses the mark with the Amiga 3000UX because of its small, 14-inch color monitor, limited software supply, poor price/performance, and no UNIX-to-DOS utilities. |
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{Homepage to the 30th Anniversary event held at the Computer History Museum on July 25th and 26th 2015.} |
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{Information and detailed pictures of the internal pcb boards and other components} |
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Version 4.2 (6/98) compiled by Warren Block {Index, Introduction, Common Problems, Common Questions, Tips & Internals} |
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{an incredibly detailed knowledge base of the A4000. Board, Drives, Monitors, Tips, Internals, Common Problems, Common Questions & more} |
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This is a high-quality 3D-printable enclosure for the rare Amiga 4000 keyboard, designed for printing on large-format 3D printers or through Chinese manufacturing services. The model is a 1:1 replica, carefully copied from an original Amiga 4000 keyboard to ensure accurate dimensions. A reference photo is included in the images. |
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