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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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The A314 is an expansion board for the Amiga 500 that goes in the trapdoor expansion slot. A Raspberry Pi (RPi) is attached to the A314, and the A500 and the RPi can communicate through a shared memory. |
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{Description of all the jumpers on the A4000-D} |
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Tiny PCB for A4000 (or similar) that allow replace the original (Ni-MH) batt for a lithium batt (CR2032). |
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{Thread @ AmiBay introducing the initial launch of the A4000TX ATX motherboard} A4000TX ATX motherboard, the first Amiga based motherboard in ATX form factor (actually a hybrid ATX/EATX form factor). A4000TX is an A4000cr motherboard and daughterboard embedded together with a few additional features. The motherboard is fully hand-routed like the A4000+ Alice motherboard was. The specifications of the A4000TX Lisa rev 1.0: fits into (E)ATX case, uses standard ATX power supply, Amiga AGA custom chipset, CPU slot connector for accelerator cards, on-board 68030 CPU & 68882 FPU, 16 MB Fast RAM, 2 MB Chip RAM, four full-length Zorro III slots, three ISA slots, extended video slot, 3.5" IDE port, internal floppy port, PS/2 keyboard port supporting Amiga and PC keyboards (PC work in progress), PS/2 mouse port (work in progress), Amiga mouse and joystick ports, serial and parallel ports, 15-pin VGA port with 15kHz RGB output, 24-pin breakout header with full RGB port support (for external scandoublers, genlocks, SCART cables, etc..), 3.5mm stereo jack & on-board RTC with battery |
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Welcome to the ReAmiga 4091 project. Fast SCSI-II (10MB/s max) controller for Amiga Computers. One of only two Zorro-III SCSI controllers ever designed. Full-length Zorro-III with DMA |
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{Thread @ English Amiga Board discussing various A500 Mini Hacks / Mods} |
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A small ATX to Amiga 500 power adapter for towerized A500 builds. Includes 3 fan connectors. |
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This site will cover all my AmigaOS projects (mostly AmigaOS4.x only but also some for AmigaOS3.x and older) as well as some ports that I have made. My main development system is a µA1-C with 750FX CPU and 512MB memory, which is running AmigaOS4.1. I also use cygwin for crosscompiling some programs that do not compile easily on AmigaOS (like f.e. those that use autoconfig) or for crosscompiling for AOS3.x and AROS. Fredrik Wikström |
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This project contains the material related to a custom Commodore Amiga Mechanical Keyboard. While the initial development target was the iconic Amiga 500, the keyboard also fits in A3000/A4000 (maybe also A2000) external keyboard enclosures. It features the ability to mount Mitsumi or Cherry switches. The Power, Drive and Caps-Lock LEDs are implemented as 7 individually configurable RGB LEDs. LED configuration is provided by an AmigaOS program that talks to the Keyboard over the regular connection. Headers for two additional low active input sources (e.g. HDD, Network) are also present. |
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8MB autoconfig FastRAM and IDE interface expansion board mounted into Amiga's CPU socket. Inspired by ram68k and ide68k projects. |
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So in my overall quest to understand more about the Commodore Amiga 500, I decided just recently to take on a new project. I want to build a replacement A501 512K memory expansion trapdoor card. Not a sidecar memory expansion. Not even a 1MB version or larger version(yet). Just a straight-up simple A501 replacement. |
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ROM update, no external PSU. The Commodore A590 is quite an interesting harddrive. It comes along with actually two controllers. One of them is for cheap XT harddrives (mine came with one, non-working of course). The other controller is a classic SCSI controller that provides internal and external ports. Furthermore, the A590 can host up to 2 MB DRAM (256k x 4 chips). Luckily for me, I was able to obtain 8 of these chips (in exchange for a genuine MC68000P8). This way, I could double the available RAM for this particular Amiga of mine. |
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{The official AmiKit web page for the A600GS. At this time there is nothing else there except the home page} |
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This page provides information repository about the A600GS computer from AmigaKit Ltd. br> |
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My old A600 memory expansion project, as of 2008, released under GPL v3 license. |
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The main purpose of this design was to develop a simple, affordable and efficient Accelerator, FastRAM and MapROM support device for the Amiga 600. |
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is package offers a development environment on your Amiga, with which you can create and test your own web projects. Similar to the well-known XAMPP package for Linux and Windows, it contains the HTTP (web) server "Apache" with compiled-in support for the scripting language "PHP" (version 8.0.28 and 5.2.10) and the database server "MySQL" version 5.5.10. |
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{German - Amiga Users Group Braunschweig. NEws events, pictures and more} |
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After installing Amiga OS3.1.4.1, I’ve noticed that the 68030.library and MMU support with ACATune does not work correctly on my older ACA Card. Running ACATune -status shows that the ACA1231-41Mhz card is being detected as a ACA1230-28Mhz card with not features enabled. To fix this problem please follow the guide below |
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In this article series we’ll be looking at emulating the Commodore Amiga, Commodore 64, and MS-DOS/early Windows era IBM PC compatibles with period-correct graphics (and maybe a few other classic machines, who knows?). What do I mean by “period-correctness”? It’s quite simple—the emulated graphics should look as close as possible to the output of CRT displays used with these computers back in the 80s and 90s. |
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A project to celebrate 30th anniversary of original Skidmarks game. The Musashi M68000 emulator has a new home in the ACID500 console. Active progress on this project includes the use of the lha command line archiving tool as most useful utility to have running. The ACID500 is designed to boot and execute a selection of classic amiga binaries without the need of a proprietary Kickstart ROM. Exec and dos.library are both implemented on native side of the emulation architecture. |
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On the Amiga Demoscene Archive, you will find some of the best demos and intros released on the Amiga. The demoscene is a group of people, mainly coders, graphicians and musicians, who create digital art on a wide range of computer platforms both old and new. This website covers the demoscene on the Amiga platform. The Amiga is a family of personal computers sold by Commodore in the 1980s and 1990s. Enjoy! |
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{French} Some people have emailed me having problems with the assembly of the adapter 040/060. Here is a more accurate summary and ultimately the best and fastest method to make it. |
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A couple of months ago, I bought a cheap, used Commodore 1901 monitor[1] from Tradera. The Commodore 1901 has digital RGBi input using D-SUB 9 connector, as well as separate Luminance and Chrominance inputs via RCA jacks (which is the same signal as S-Video, just different connectors). I thought this would be a good monitor for my old Bondwell Model 8 computer, which only has CGA output (and probably deserves a post of its own). It would probably also work with my Commodore 64. The Commodore 1901 also has a built-in speaker, that connects with yet another RCA plug, so I wouldn’t even need a separate speaker. |
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