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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year
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A-EON's homepage for the AmigaOne X1000. {Why this page is no longer found on their current site is a complete mystery. Go figure...} |
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The writer of this blog is an avid Amiga and retro gaming fan boy based in the UK who fell in love with video games from the age of 9 when his parents decided to buy him an Atari 2600 from the Index catalogue along with a few games. |
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{Thread @ Amigans.net discussing PCIe slow questions and links to the CYRUS PLUS MOTHERBOARD TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL VERSION 1.1.1 AMIGAONE X5000} |
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{How to update the U-Boot your X-5000. Currently has working links to the files.} |
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To Update U-Boot on your X-5000 machine, you can use any one of several different methods. |
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What is one of the advantages of an AmigaOne X5000? You can use AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS in parallel on it (and Linux). But what drives you crazy on a regular basis? The obviously out-of-sync clocks! |
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Even though you can play a lot of nice games on the classic AmigaOS 4.1 FE, I would like to try the AmigaOne XE with modern PCIe cards, just like I did with Sam440ep-flex back in the day. Because then we can also run games that require more modern APIs. |
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the article is a free continuation of the previous two parts about AmigaOne XE: AmigaOne XE - easy and fast, AmigaOne XE - AGP and PCIe graphics cards, and discusses hardware interrupts in this Amiga. There will be more theory and more technique here. Since I didn't really understand the PCI interrupt system in XE, I had to look it up and you can find it here. And I must say that it is much more complicated compared to today's PCIe system. So this article will be more of a small textbook for beginners and intermediates on the topic of "PCI legacy interrupts". And textbooks tend to be boring, be prepared for that. |
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Linux support for the AmigaOne/MAI Teron CX/MAI Teron PX consumer PowerPC motherboards. |
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An Amiga blog posting mostly my own development work for the Classic and NG (AmigaOS) machines. |
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Index of Commands. This Amiga OS 3.1 Command Reference is also available as a zip file, for offline viewing. {120 commands) |
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This guide sets up an Amiga A600 from scratch with a bootable internal CF card attached to its internal IDE interface. The steps are broadly identical for an A1200, but these have a PCMCIA hardware bug that can prevent cards being reinitialised on reboot without this fix. |
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Homepage of Amiga OS 3.5 from HAAGE & Partner Computer GmbH. |
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All 5 manuals (Installation, Workbench, Harddisk, AmigaDOS & ARexx) in HTML form. |
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All 5 manuals (Installation, Workbench, Harddisk, AmigaDOS & ARexx) in HTML form. |
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A well written and very detailed walk through a 3.9 to 3.1.4 journey. |
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In spite of being largely compatible with the classic API, there are a few rules that a programmer should be aware of when porting programs from the 68k-based AmigaOS 3.x to the new PowerPC-based AmigaOS 4. This document tries to outline the process and also point to a few potential traps and issues. |
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Who is this for? The guy that dreamed a cool and fast 68k Amiga with RTG, the ability to enjoy the old school stuff, just to click on a demo/music disk to enjoy what Paula sounds like gives the thrills ! 32se NEXT stays true Amiga with a touch of presence. This is a upgrade for AmigaOS 3.2.x, I think it makes it more useful and fun, I'm trying to avoid apps that doesn't work or prone to crash, more is not always better ;-) If you give it time and get the way 32se works you notice this is not bloatware, you are in control and can pretty much strip it down to clean OS. The main driver here is a theme controls almost all, you can switch between "bloatware OS" to "minimal OS" in seconds ;) Yes you can have all the fun! |
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Welcome to the page dedicated to the AmigaOS 4 Monthly Roundup articles. Here you will find them all in one place, sorted chronologically from first to last. |
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{Thread @ Amiga.org with links to the full change logs for this update} |
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The pegasos2 machine is available in QEMU since v6.1.0 and was improved in v8.0.0 to be able to run AmigaOS 4.1 Pegasos 2 version but installation is not as straightforward as on real hardware. This is because the Pegasos 2 AmigaOS 4.1 install CD does not have a graphics card driver that matches any of the video cards emulated by QEMU so booting the install CD will not produce video output. To make it work a suitable graphics driver has to be added to AmigaOS Kickstart to make it possible to boot and install it. This page describes the steps needed for that. The NG Amiga emulation in QEMU is still in development and may have bugs but AmigaOS 4.1 should boot and generally work with latest QEMU version. |
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The AmigaOS development blog contains articles written by the core AmigaOS 3.2 for 68k developers and friends. Our goal is to encourage and support your first steps into the fascinating realm of developing for the classic Amiga operating system. No matter if you just want to write a small tool, a little game or a a full-blown application - starting development can provide frustrating experiences, especially on a retro operating system. We'd like to remedy this by providing a series of articles, covering installation of development tools, programming examples, debugging war stories and other helpful tips. |
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Hyperion's official AmigaOS documentation Wiki. |
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Nice little list available Amiga file systems. |
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