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Back in the summer, I put in an order for the then upcoming A600GS from AmigaKit. {...} Thought I’d do a quick write-up about how it has worked for me so far. I hope you’ll find it helpful if you are in the market for one, or of interest if you are just curious about it in general. |
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This tutorial also fitted in as an example for my first book The complete source of the example can be downloaded from the downloads page. Since the book is also intended for assembly programmers I decided to produce a similar example source to do the same GUI related things in assembly. This post is not as much a tutorial but more a accompanying text to the assembly source, which has also been made available on the download page |
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{A-EON AMIGAONE X5000 Technical Reference Manual. Also as a PDF download}. |
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Another triple reply thread over at Slashot. |
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October 26, 2014. Greetings, Some of you may know that AmiWest (an Amiga event) is currently being held in Sacramento, California. I have not followed the event as closely as usual this year, but will catch up on the news today. I did, however, read that A-EON Technology and AmigaKit bought another Amiga orientated discussion forum, namely Amigaworld.net. |
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{Pictures, screenshots of the X1000 internals and it running various Linux distributions. Also older Linux kernels for the X1000 and X5000.} |
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I have written a program called ADF Sender Terminal, which should make it easy to get your ADF files back to your Amiga or from Amiga to PC. Since V1.2 both directions are possible. Transwarp allows a baudrate up to 115200 from Amiga to PC. V 1.3 and higher can send single tracks. This progarm is useful for Amiga Computers with little RAM (512k,1MB) System requirements: 32Bit Windows (e.g.: 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP) |
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This project aims to re-create the original Rejuvenator, and eventually improve on the original design. Schematics and board artwork are complete, and have been fabricated and tested. Several design errors on the original Rejuvenator which required bodge wires and trace cuts to rectify have been identified and eliminated in the new design. |
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From the Sep 1985 issue of Compute! |
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The Wikipedia page on the computer that started it all. |
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This is a Walktrough book to build a new A1200.net case with original keyboard for AMIGA 1200 and floppy disk with a pc stick with windows 11. your AMIGA floppy disk will work with winuae or other emulators for windows computers configuring greaseweazle or arduino floppy interface to run in configuration under winue with AMIGA 500 or other type of AMIGA machine configuration. Pratically it is a pc with AMIGA original keyboard and floppy disk, you can use also Windows 11 or 10. |
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This PCB design was reverse-engineered from the original keyboard in an Amiga 1200. It is designed to connect to your Amiga 1200 with no modifications to the original machine, just take out the original keyboard and store it away safely. If you want an A600 keyboard, see my other repositories. |
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{The official WIKI for the A1200NG} |
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8MB FastRAM expansion for Amiga 1200 (with RTC). Complete 5V design using Microchip ATF1508 CPLD. Source code based on "Amiga 600 8 megabytes fastRAM board": http://lvd.nedopc.com/Projects/a600_8mb/index.html and some other sources I forgot :) An aim of this design is to learn Verilog and 68k CPU. So the pcb has a TEST connector for debug and future expansion. |
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User Name: tabor. Password: amigaone {VArious Linux kernals, application, utilities, games and more} |
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On June 29, 2023, A-EON Technology released a long-awaited and much-delayed message: Production of the A1222+ has begun. It had been almost ten years since the first mention of Tabor development. But the A1222+ is finally with us. This article is a review of the new addition to the NG Amiga family, and it also finally features what many users have been waiting for, a comparison of the A1222+ with the Sam460LE. |
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So, the hardware is installed, and I've successfully booted from the Emergency USB recovery stick. What now? Partitioning the SSD drive of course. Now this may sound like a simple task and, in general, it is. The most difficult part is deciding how many partitions, what they will be used for, and how big each one should be. |
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A neat RTC for the Amiga 500 and Amiga 1000 Computer. |
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The A2000 Serotina Keyboard is a build it yourself Open Source Hardware Mechanical Keyboard for the Amiga A2000 and A3000 computers. Features are: Uses standard PC keyboard parts, case + keycaps, Allows the use of the WASD keycap printing service for Amiga specific keycaps, All soldering is Through Hole - no SMD soldering required, No original A2000 keyboard parts required, All electronic components are still available to buy {and MORE!} |
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{A nice and useful page about the board, various upgrades and modifications. |
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The A2320 is a video deinterlacer board originally designed for the A2000. It is essentially the motherboard deinterlacer circuitry from the A3000 on a board. Based on the Amber chip used in the A3000, the board is often referred to as the Amber board. Physically, the board is built to fit into the video slot of an A2000. Electronically, it works fine in an A4000. |
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{Covering a wide array of issues} |
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Theory of operation. The A3000 flicker fixer consists of two parts. The scan doubler which converts the 15kHz video signal to 31kHz, and the flicker fixer that converts interlaced Amiga screen modes to progressive 31kHz ones. So the flicker fixer is essentially only active in interlaced screen modes. |
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The A3000D main board jumpers settings. |
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Based on Commodore Amiga 3000 Hardware Technical Notes Revision 2. written and compiled by Calum Tsang - July 1998. Converted to HTML from the original AmigaGuide document. With additions by Anthony Hoffman. Introduction - Overview of the A3000, Jumpers Jumpers / NVRAM - Settings and References, Memory - Memory Expansion, Boards - Expansion Boards, Floppies - Floppy Drives, SCSI - Hard Drives / SCSI Interface, Deinterlacer - Display Enhancer, Monitors - Video Signals / Display Devices, Power Supply - PSU 240V/120V conversion and common faults, Problems - Common Questions and Answers, Credits - Contributors & Neat stuff - History and Trivia |
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