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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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AmigaGPT is a text generation program that runs on the classic AmigaOS. Utilising the power of the OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-4 architectures, this program brings state-of-the-art language modeling to your Amiga computer. |
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Use USB input devices on Amiga computers, using the excellent Raspberry Pi Pico as a USB-to-bitbang adapter. |
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An adapter for connecting Amiga keyboards to the C64. Some features worth mentioning: Can be used simultaneously with the regular C64 keyboard - just connect it in parallel. If connected to /RESET of the C64 user port, it will reset the C64 when pressing Ctrl-Amiga-Amiga. It works by simulating the keyboard matrix which the C64 reads directly using two of the 8-bit CIA ports. It is assumed that the C64 always uses the 8 COL pins as outputs and the 8 ROW pins as inputs when reading the matrix. |
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{Lots of abandoned Amiga software} |
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A Collection of my Amiga Art work over the years. 40+ Wallpapers. 12+ 3D SketchUp Models. Random Photos/Graphics |
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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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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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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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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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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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Introduction. The Amiga's operating system is old, and has had almost no official updates for over four years. If this had happened to MacOS or Windows they would be laughably out of date by now. It shows just how amazingly advanced AmigaOS was when it was released that even now, after so much neglect, it can still be a viable, modern OS. AmigaOS is now owned by Gateway computers, who are developing a new AmigaOS based around the QNX kernel. |
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The information in this appendix is intended for experienced AmigaDOS users. It includes the following: Customizing the window, Customizing your Shell environment, Using Escape sequences, Customizing startup files & Customizing Kickstart |
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The ARexx programming language can act as a central hub through which applications - even those created by different companies - can exchange data and commands. For example, using ARexx you can instruct a telecommunications package to dial an electronic bulletin board, download financial data from the bulletin board, and then automatically pass the data to a spreadsheet program for statistical analysis - without any user intervention. ARexx is an interpreted language that uses ASCII file input. The ARexx interpreter is the RexxMast program, located in the System drawer of Workbench. RexxMast monitors the execution of an ARexx program. If RexxMast finds an error while translating or executing a line, it halts and displays an error message on the screen. This interactive testing is both a learning tool and an aid in debugging programs because it immediately highlights when and where an error has occurred. |
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This is a new page started October 2018. Over the coming weeks and months I will be creating mini biography page for amiga public domain games. Click on the games listed below to be taken to, a video of the game play, details or instructions on how to play the game and links to any magazine reviews. |
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{German} Welcome to AmigaPortal.de. We would be happy to welcome you as a new member. Register today and become part of a friendly community whose common hobby is the "AMIGA". Here you can exchange ideas with other users on many interesting topics in a cozy atmosphere or let others share your experiences. We wish you a lot of fun here on AmigaPortal.de |
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This python script is designed to accept the Central Coast Software's Quarterback backup disks as .ADF files, identify the CFM file markers within the file, and perform the LZW decompression algorithm on raw datastream, and write those decompressed files back into a qb_dump subdirectory of the current directory. More details. This backup software was a popular HDD backup solution for the Commodore Amiga. The genesis of this project was that I had a couple corrupted disks within my backup set, and Quarterback, despite having SOME builtin protection against it, fails as soon as it encounters some corrupted data. QB also requires a catalog which is stored on the first and last floppy in the backup set, in order to extract the files. My tool works on standalone disks within the set without the catalog. However, because there's no catalog support, there's a major limitation in the current, very beta, version. The original directory information IS NOT stored alongside the individual files, and so all files are simply written to the current directory. |
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{Finnish} New and used Amiga and Commodore products... At AmiGarage you can find both new and old hardware, games and software. When I heard that Gentle Eye ended its 25-year journey in the spring of 2020, I decided that somehow this must be continued. In September 2020, I acquired the final stock of Gentle Eye, which means those products will be listed on the pages within the limits of time. I also try to acquire new interesting solutions for the supply at a competitive price. } |
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AmigaRemix.com is a non-profit website, dedicated to remixes of tracks from the Commodore Amiga computer series. The remixes are of tracks from games, demos and stand-alone entries such as compo entries from demoparties. It was founded by Paul Vanukoff in 2003 and the torch was handed over to John 'Ziphoid' Carehag in 2006 who has run it since then, with varied levels of intensity depending on the overall life situation. The core structure of the site has been basically the same since the beginning of its life with only fixes and tweaks as time went by. In 2020, a complete rewrite was begun to make it work on newer versions of PHP as well as make it possible to maintain without causing major headaches every time. Finally in the beginning of 2023 - over two years later due to unforeseen family circumstances - the rewrite was finished and the new version of the site was published, just in time for the 20-year anniversary. |
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Contains the AmigaOS 3.2 NDK, AmigaOS 4.1 SDK 54.16 plus extra SDKs fixed to work with the GCC compiler. Please note these are meant to be installed on top of Bebbo's Amiga GCC devkit so install that first if not done already. |
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AmigaSID - A2000 version is main. Amiga SID Zorro II card. Use at your own risk!!!. Project forked. |
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{A fork of another AmigaSID Zorro II card project. Schematics and code to build a Zorro 2 SID card. Install, control and play sound using a MOS 6581, or compatible, SID chip} |
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Since 2007. {Spanish News, articles, reviews and more} |
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The ultimate Amiga games and demo scene setup for MiSTer FPGA, emulators, and Amiga hardware. Open source, commnity driven. AmigaVision Setup. AmigaVision creates a carefully curated collection of Amiga games and demos, as well as a minimal Workbench setup with useful utilities and apps, and wraps it all in a user-friendly launcher. It has many features specifically for use with MiSTer FPGA devices, but also aims to work with emulators like UAE and on original AGA-compatible hardware like an Amiga 1200/4000 or CD32, usually with SD/CF card adapters. Its aim is to balance preservation of the historical and current output of the Amiga games and demo scene as accurately as possible, while still being easy to use for people new to the Amiga computer. |
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We are still alive! Running AmigaOS and MorphOS on the Motorola 680x0 and PowerPC Family {Currently ranked # 180 in the RC5-72 challenge} |
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