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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year
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Arrived to idoregesz.hu the next genereation of the Amiga 600 mainboard’s! (Rev 1.3.1) With autoplaced passive parts (SMD1206 ant SOT23), pcb color: Glossy Piano-Black! |
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Detailed picture of all the capacitors, values and placement on the A600 Rev 1 main board labeled and color coded} |
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Detailed picture of all the capacitors, values and placement on the A600 Rev 2 main board labeled and color coded} |
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I’ve been slowly but surely branching out into Amigas from Commodore’s 8-bit range of computers, and as such I recently got my hands on my first Commodore Amiga 600. The A600 is a 16-bit computer from the 1990s, and is effectively just a condensed version of the A500 with an onboard IDE and PCMCIA interface. |
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{Thread @ Hacker News discussing the merits of the A600} |
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The Amiga 600 was one of the last Amigas, and it became a symbol of everything wrong with Commodore and the product line. Retro enthusiasts like it today because of its small size, so it’s the perfect retro Amiga for today. But it couldn’t have been much more wrong for 1992. The Amiga 600 was a cost-reduced Amiga for home use, similar in size and appearance to a Commodore 64. But internally it wasn’t much more than a repackaged Amiga 1000 from 1985, trying to compete with VGA graphics and 386 CPUs. |
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{Report of the 1998 Amiga 98 show March 13-15, 1998 in St. Louis, USA} |
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We had in our possession a broken Commodore Amiga A500 with workbench/kickstart 1.3 roms installed. The amiga was one of my favourite computers from my childhood so I was looking forward to restoring and possibly completing some minor upgrades and making a dream amiga. The first thing we needed to do was repair the Amiga itself and then look at the memory upgrade. |
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This repository contains the reverse engineering schematic for the Amiga Action Replay III and everything needed to build it. |
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After 14 years a new printed UK Amiga magazine has hit the shelves again. |
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The GOTEK floppy emulator is hands down the best modification to can make to any Amiga and it’s easy to forget what a faf sourcing floppies can be these days. This was no more apparent than when we were contacted on Instagram and asked about our State of the Art Christmas decorations. Our fellow Amiga owner was not only intrigued about the beautifully crafted Amiga models but was pining for his own copy of this epic Spaceballs demo. Having not yet opted for a GOTEK I did the right thing and offered to supply a copy for him. It’s pretty easy to turn an ADF disk image into a floppy – you need the right equipment and software. In this video, we show you how. More information on the Amiga GOTEK can be found here |
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A package for getting the DSP 3210 on the AA3000+ going. Contains drivers, docs, GAL logic and example code to get you started. (A driver extension for ATL DSP Zorro boards is also included, albeit entirely untested and possibly incomplete.) |
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{Thread @ reddit discussing "a complete weather graphics system based on the Amiga 2000, with the target user being TV stations in the production of there daily weather broadcasts."} |
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{Thread @ AmigaLove discussing Tobias Richter's 1992 8 1/2 minute epic science fiction move created 100% on the Amiga} |
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Commodore Amiga computers were produced from 1985 until 1994. During the heights of its time Amiga was the leading home computer of western Europe. Models were created in a high-end workstation line, Amiga 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000, and a low-end home line, Amiga 500, 600 and 1200. All models used processors of the Motorola 68000 family, had video and audio chip sets (co-processors), and a graphical operating system with preemptive multitasking and a 32-bit address space. |
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Okay, it's 10am UK time on the Sunday after Amiga's announcement at Amiga2K and I've just finished reading all the stuff out there filtering past me from the first day. I can see some people thinking they've just been the victims of an April fool, but I'm pleased to say Amiga haven't projected themselves as fools. {...} Hardware-wise, the Amiga developer system may not seem cutting edge in some places. The idea was to produce a box which was cheap to build and sell, yet powerful enough to be useful. |
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10 Minute Amiga Retro Cast Presents: Amiga Art Contest 2020. Get drawing!! |
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Welcome. This is a site about coding on the worldfamous Amiga computer from the '80s. Back in the days when resources on a computer were scarce the Amiga was a shining bright star on the horizon of computers. The Amiga had marvelous colors and sounds, that no other home computer could stand up to. On this site we will be looking at some of the things that coders used to do on their Amigas. The coding examples on this site won't be heavily optimized, as the purpose of the site is mainly to show how to make things happen. Optimizing is possible, but then the code will be a lot harder to read. The only real optimizing practice that will be used quite extensively is pre-calculated tables of values (either as copy-pasted data into the code, or as calc-loops done in the initialization of the code). |
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Amiga Assembly for Visual Studio Code is a extension to support assembly language for the Amiga Motorola 68000 machines and emulators. |
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Amiga Assembly for Visual Studio Code is a extension to support assembly language for the Amiga Motorola 68000 machines and emulators. Visit the WIKI pages to discover all the features and get the documentation. |
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Hello, I'm writing an Amiga game in assembly for myself and I thought that would be interesting to share the knowledge with other people. The tutorials will be addressed to beginners, the only pre-requisite is the knowledge of Motorola 68000 Assembly language programming. |
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I now produce a range of adapters that allows you to use an ATX power supply with an Amiga. It does require you to use your existing power lead. Full instructions are provided. Please refer to the Amiga power supply guide for additional information |
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{Good thread about several different programs: Abackup 5.22, AMI-Back 2.0i, Diavolo 3.7 Pro & Quarterback 7.3.1a} |
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{Lee Davison passed away on September 21, 2013. 6502.org hosts this reconstruction of his website to preserve his memory and ensure the resources he created remain available.} PCBAmiga PCB and schematic CAD for the Amiga & 8-UP!(DIP) The user guide for the 8-UP!(DIP) RAM card. |
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This tutorial will help you to begin to understand how to write Amiga Programs using AmigaOS and Workbench. To create a GUI interface or aGames using the bu |
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