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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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Over the past few years there have been many occasions where I've wanted to connect an old Hercules, CGA or EGA card to my VGA multisync monitor, but these require a converter - something I've never managed to acquire. Back in mid-2022 I started looking for an alternative, and quickly found one that appeared to fit the bill - the GBS8200 video converter. Sadly, I fell victim to the same false advertising as many when I purchased this board from a popular Chinese retail online store. The GBS8200 was attractively-priced at around 20 EUR, not including tax and shipping. In this article, we'll explore what this converter board can and cannot do, and my updates to successfully get it working on a retro PC. |
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{2 part series} In my series of building different Amiga replicas, it is time for the Amiga 4000. |
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The CD32 is very special, so if you lack a component from the BOM. it means you will need to transfer it from a old board. |
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c2p.library is a fast lowlevel Amiga shared library for chunky2planar conversion. c2p.library is designed to run the core loop entirely into the CPU instruction cache, resulting a very fast conversion. being a standard Amiga shared library, you can use c2p.library with your favourite development language. c2p.library can convert chunky data in any resolution, up to 2 Mpx. features: convert 8 bit chunky buffer to 1-8 bitplanes planar Bitmap, fully OS compliant, automatic CPU detection to select the best conversion algorithm |
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Welcome to the CAD-Technologies home page; Official worldwide distributors of Imagine for the Amiga. |
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All Candle productions are made with pure joy and love! {Amiga (m68k) & AOS4/PC demos} |
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{HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. A listing of virtually EVERY product Commodore ever made - TEXT listing} This list contains informations on every piece of Commodore equipment I have heard of to date. Please help me weed out all the inconsistencies and nail down all the information. This list was originally conceived and created by Jim Brain (brain@jbrain.com). It is now maintained by Bo Zimmerman (bo@zimmers.net) |
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Last updated: Dec 08th, 2014. Here is the newest edition of the Canonical List of Commodore Products. It contains informations on every piece of Commodore equipment I have heard of to date. Please help me weed out all the inconsistencies and nail down all the information. This list was conceived and created by Jim Brain (*@*.com). This list is now being maintained by Bo Zimmerman (b...@zimmers.net). |
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Welcome... This is my personal homepage, recently rejuvenated to talk about new and old ideas, not just in computing but also in science, engineering, architecture, and philosophy in general. These days I’m a principal engineer at Roku and have contributed to a variety of Roku products over the last decade. So, here’s the unabashed pitch: if you like streaming video, check out Roku. They’re great! Back in 1985 I was lucky enough to introduce multitasking to the world of personal computers with the Commodore Amiga Operating System Kernel. Those were some fun days… back when home computers were a new and exciting concept, a dream for many of us. I still enjoy designing operating systems and languages, although these days I tend to think most systems have become overly complex. But… I’ve got some theories on why that happens and some ideas on how to make things simpler, smarter, and just as effective. |
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I had the chance to re-cap my first CD32 this weekend and it was a version 3. The amount of capacitors reminded of the Amiga 4000T and some of them was put in very narrow spaces. Did a cap-map that can be used as reference by others (inclusive myself). |
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The CD32 Gamepad is one of the worst controll devices I ever saw. When playing CD32 game I usually gets into troubles cause the left handed joystick replacement thing turns around and stops to work. There is a good CD32 Gamepad replacement available from CompetitionPro but it has the same disadvantage like any other Gamepads: They are all designed for left-handers ! Cause I am a right-handed person, I would prefer to controll the movement of a game character or spaceship with my right hand. |
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I found this CD32 for a fair price, and bought it. The optical condition of the case is quite okay. It has some visible scratchmarks. The previous owner tried to fix them, but made it even worse. At that time, I wasn't aware yet that this would be the main theme of the whole restauration. Together with the console, I got a PSU and an edutainment CD for learning math. The PSU wasn't the original one, but a simple power brick with a CD32 connector soldered on. The gamepad was missing, unfortunately, but I found a Honey Bee joypad as replacement a bit later. Let's have a look inside the machine. |
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In the first part I successfully repaired an Amiga CD32 that got broken due to leaking capacitors and a botched restauration attempt. In this part I replace the laser pickup and calibrate the CD drive. The old laser pickup of the CD32 might be worn out due to age and use. A common symptom is that the CD32 is unable to play CD-R media, or it is only capable of playing music CDs. There is no way to make the CD32 accept CD-RW media though, since they use a dye instead of pits that reflect too little light. |
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Diagnosis and Repair of a Commodore CDTV unit which has a strange ‘3FFF’ problem. In the first part, below, I diagnose. In the next part (coming soon, will be added here) I repair. |
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{Polish: Covering AmyParty events and more} |
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Under the prevailing information policies of the Central Intelligence Agency, even some well-known public facts, such as the price of a popular personal computer, may be withheld from public disclosure. “We bought our first Commodore Amiga in 1987 for less than [price redacted] including software,” according to a paper entitled “NPIC, Amiga, and Videotape” from the CIA journal Studies in Intelligence. It was among hundreds of papers posted online this month in response to a FOIA lawsuit brought by Jeffrey Scudder |
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Classic 520 is not a new project; the initial tests were already completed long time ago, back in 2016. HC508 is a nice card, but the 68000 lacks one important feature: the Vector Base Register.. VBR is used in 90% of WHDLoad stuff to support the quit key. Needless to say, every WHDLoad slave can be modified to support the quit key, even on a stock 68000 CPU, but back in the days people who wrote the slaves used 68020-030 based cards and there was no need to add those extra 10 lines of assembly code to handle the quit key without a VBR feature. Since I can't modify hundreds of WHDLoad slaves, I've decided to design a turbo board with a 68020 CPU! :) This is how the Classic 520 was born |
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This page is about the so called 'classic Amiga' version of Free Pascal, which means Motorola 680x0 CPU based systems running AmigaOS 3.x and below. For MorphOS, AROS and AmigaOS4 versions, see the relevant pages. |
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This book provides an introduction into the programming of the classic AmigaOS using C as well as assembly language. It is aimed at programmers who have not programmed for the Amiga before as well as programmers who did this years ago and would like a refresher before diving back in. A general knowledge of computer programming is therefore assumed. By ing Edwin Th van den Oosterkamp |
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Click here to Join The Commodore Amiga Corner Discord channel. |
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Closer is an incredible new tool, designed to streamline your Amiga Workbench life. Closer will take away the chore of closing windows for you - no more fumbling around, trying to click on that close gadget. Let Closer do it for you! Closer is an entry into the Amiga Tool Jam 2023 in the "Most useless tool" category... |
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This description is meant as addition to our AmigaOS4 feature list. For first impressions about the new functionalities, please have a read in the mentioned document. OS4's AmiDock allows to be configured by the user in a very high degree. Picture 1; shows 4 different examples of docks in icon mode. The top-most has a drag bar, and fully transparent backgrounds. If someone wants to see a border around a dock: no problem - this is shown in the second example. Of course you also can create a fully invisible dock which has neither a drag bar nor a border (third example). Finally we see a dock which draws a background, has a border but no drag bar. Of course it is possible to choose those styles for each different dock. |
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From the very beginning, AmigaDOS has always been the orphaned child in the Amiga operating system. In the early days, the addition of the TRIPOS kernel as the basis for the Amiga Disk Operating System (DOS) was not the first choice, but circumstances being what they were, we finished up with TRIPOS, written in a language called BCPL. BCPL was a predecessor to modern C language and whether they realized it at the time or not, C was eventually to become the pseudo standard language for the entire Amiga Operating system and various components, as well as being a favored language for writing a vast number of applications. |
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{Issues #1 Feb 2003 - #12 Jan 2004. All 12 issues. Full content} |
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This is the v1.1 "B-Day edition" of CM4 adapter board designed especially for PiStorm32-Lite. The adapter has following features: CM4 connector, cutout for onboard WiFi antenna, four holes for mechanical fastening of the CM4, microSD slot usable with Lite versions of CM4 board, 40-pin FPC port for peripherals: HDMI, Ethernet, USB, I2C, slot on bottom side for further use as mass storage on AmigaOS and much more. |
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