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The MiSTer is an open-source project that emulates consoles, computers and arcade boards via FPGA – This is different from software emulation, as there’s potential for performance exactly like the original. While software emulation has the potential to be really accurate as well, you’re much more likely to get zero lag via FPGA emulation, making this an amazing option for people using both HDMI displays and CRT’s! Setup and use has gotten really simple and I created a quick video to get you started, with links and more instructions below: |
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Mister FPGA, also known as MiSTer, is a fascinating and versatile open-source project that has gained significant popularity among retro gaming enthusiasts, hardware tinkerers, and FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) enthusiasts. It allows users to recreate the experience of playing classic video games and using vintage computer systems on modern hardware, bringing the nostalgia of the past into the present. At its core, Mister FPGA is a small computer system built around an FPGA chip that can mimic the behavior of various vintage hardware platforms and consoles, making it a powerful and flexible tool for emulation and retro gaming. |
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MiSTer FPGA conversion kit for Amiga 1200 cases. I/O board designed to fit a MiSTer FPGA (Terasic DE-10 Nano) inside an Amiga 1200 case. Uses the original A1200 keyboard as input device. Includes all same connections as the official analog I/O board 6.1. Integrates USB hub and features I2S audio DAC and low latency DB9 joystick port (Amiga/CD32/Atari compatible). Attention! Not the MiSTer FPGA nor the Amiga 1200 case/keyboard are included with this kit. The MiSTer FPGA is one of the finest retro-computing preservation projects out there: |
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{Mixelslab's Amiga Stuff section} |
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In short: "PCI is for PC what Zorro is for Amiga". {...} It is therefore not unsurprising that several vendors started to offer through which an Amiga system can be equipped with a PCI bus, and through which components designed for PC systems can be plugged into an Amiga. {..} The version in this archive is a complete re-implementation of openpci and based on a different design philosophy: Instead of depending on proprietary drivers, it interfaces directly to third party hardware, entirely replacing vendor specific drivers. At the same time, it provides a super-set of services the original openpci.library offered, addressing some of its shortcomings. {Written by Thomas 'Thor' Richter} |
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This is a MOD/S3M/XM module player implemented in Javascript using the Web Audio API and runs fully within the browser. It has been tested and confirmed to work on Chrome 14+, Firefox 24+, Safari 6+ and Edge 20+. The Javascript performance of the browsers varies significantly, so some modules may stutter on one browser while the same module can play flawlessly on other ones. YMMV. Although internally each file format is handled by a format specific player class, a front-end wrapper class is used to provide a common programming interface for the player. |
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{how to change the Amiga animated insert disk' image} |
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A good Hackaday article on the subject. |
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I’m writing this on the 23rd of July 2025. 40 years ago, The Amiga Personal Computer was revealed to the world at the Lincoln Centre in New York. Andy Warhol was invited to paint the famous Debbie Harry, live on stage with the Amiga 1000. You can watch the event on YouTube. Things have moved on quite a since then. The Amiga was quite probably, the first multimedia computer. It was pretty big here in Europe, especially in the UK and Germany in the 80s and 90s. Today, it lives on through enthusiasts who still make games, software and hardware for this legendary machine. |
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As the Name already implies, ModExplorer was made to explore the world of music modules. Therefore, the philosophy behind ModExplorer is not to be just another audioplayer, to listen to your musicarchives. There are really enough tools for this purpuse, and they do their job very well! ModExplorer goes a step beyond and provides you with mods, you've never heard before. To do so, ModExplorer downloads modules from the web randomly and plays them for you. Also these mods won't be saved permanently. ModExplorer will create a playlist instead, which contains internetlinks to those musikfiles. So You can replay them lateron. |
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My Amiga 500 Plus no longer has an internal floppy drive. It was given away months ago to help another Amiga user. I needed to replace it, and I realised that I’m completely out of Amiga floppy drives. So, I decided to see if I could convert a PC one to fit. Here is the story. |
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The Panasonic JU-257A605P drive used in A1200s built by Amiga Technologies is designed for IBM compatible computers, that’s why it has _CHNG on pin 34 and why the _RDY signal is missing. The following steps describe how to rebuild the Panasonic disk drive. |
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8bit, 4 channel! What more do you want? There are so many great amiga mods out there that i still love to listen to. ModP3 hopes to make some of these more accessible and available to the wider amiga community in mp3 format. |
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(Over 25+ crt monitors listed with tips on various symptoms and repairs} |
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On this page, you find a list of hardware that is directly supported by MorphOS 3.x. |
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When it comes to modern operating systems for PowerPC-based systems like pre-Intel Macs, or other PowerPC-based systems like older or newer AmigaOS-compatible systems, there is an increasing lack of options. For 32-bit PPC, official Linux support has been dropped already, leaving only unofficial builds and of course AmigaOS as well as AmigaOS-like operating systems. So what do you do if you have a PPC-based Mac system lying around which you do not simply want to run the same old, unsupported copy of MacOS on? In a recent video, [Michael MJD] decided to give MorphOS 3.17 a shot on a Mac G4 Cube. |
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Modular converter of text to various forms of Morse code. Shell command, no GUI. AmigaOS 3.x, M68000. |
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This is a 68040 to 68060 adapter. It allows you to physically connect a 68060 CPU to any CPU socket that fits a 68040 CPU, assuming there is enough physical clearance. |
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The 68060 was the pinnacle of the 680×0 CISC CPU development, sharing many features with the Pentium Processor. It was used as the heart of some famous computers, such as the Amiga 3000T and 4000T and the Atari CT60 / CT63. Finding these CPUs is getting pretty hard as they haven’t been made by Freescale/Motorola in over 10 years. There is also the issue of many fakes and counterfeits on the market, also not a pleasant experience to end up with. The 68060 was made in 3 versions: 68060 – Full Version with FPU and MMU – This is the best for running in your Amiga/Atari etc. 68LC060 – No FPU – Low Cost version. 68EC060 – Embedded Version – no MMU or FPU |
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Amibay thread discussion. |
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I had cause to need to mount a hard drive – actually, a Compact Flash card, but that’s beside the point – from an Amiga on my PC the other day. In theory, not a problem: Linux includes in-built support for Amiga FastFileSystem (AFFS) devices, so it should just be a case of identifying which of the three partitions I’m after and giving the mount command. So, let’s fire up fdisk: |
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Here is the BOM available at mouser, for the v1.5 reamiga 1200 {all the parts they sell with prices} |
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mouSTer is a universal USB HID class device to db9 adapter. mouSTer is the first fully configurable USB adapter for old computers. |
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The official GitHub page for the project. |
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Vast Amiga Experience, Great Prices, Real Customer Service. Amiga Computing Since 1985. Owner/Developer of SBase4Pro Amiga Since April 1996. Custom Amiga Business Management Software Development {may not still be in business} |
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