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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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Enter the hard drive era... Besides upgrading the memory and processor, I also added on a hard drive expansion on the left hand side of the A500 case. This expansion was the Dataflyer 500. There were several different versions of the Dataflyer depending on the specific Amiga. It can be inserted as a card into the Amiga 2000, sidecar expansion like the 500, or completely separate box for the Amiga 1000. |
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Images of various Amiga hardware. All images photographed by me [eXeler0]. {lots of pictures. Amiga computers & consoles: Variious shots of cases etc 68 images, Motherboards_and_Custom_Chips: 61 images, Accelerators_and_CPUs: 67 images, Keyboards: 20 images, Peripherals: 15 images, Software_and_OS: 19 images, Scans of old Articles and Ads: 29 images, Gallery of Amiga 3d renders: 7 images & Misc: 77 images} |
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{windows: The title says it all} |
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extract-adf is a tool that extracts files from (broken) Amiga OFS ADF/ADZ/DMS disk images. It will create all files with the correct directory hierarchy and the correct timestamps on the local filesystem. It is specially optimized for broken filesystems, and can recover as much as possible even on those. One use case is to extract the leftover files on the Kickstart 1.0 disk. |
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We welcome retro users & hardware gurus alike! Come and join the party :) {Forum message board with rooms exclusively covering: Amiga, Atari, other 68x systems, the Terriblefile line of accelerators, items for sale and more) |
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Flash-based HN62402 ROM and 27C400 EPROM emulator for vintage computers and arcade machines. The Amiga, like many other computers of the late 80s, uses 16-bit wide mask ROMs to store the machine firmware. Unfortunately, the pinout of these ROMs is incompatible with the JEDEC defined EPROM pinout. F2R16 brings all the benefits of modern flash memory technology to any platform designed to use these obsolete devices. |
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{An INCREDIBLE family tree list 810 different operating systems! WOW!!!} |
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t doesn't happen too often that one stumbles [pun!] upon Amiga material from 1987, and is genuinely surprised. "Dance of the Stumblers" is a staggeringly beautiful, dynamic Amiga-generated animation that just has to be seen. |
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fbdump is a simple tool that captures the contents of the visible portion of the Linux framebuffer device and writes it to the standard output as a PPM file. In other words, it takes a screenshot of anything running on the framebuffer. It currently has fairly complete support for packed-pixel framebuffer types and also works with the VGA16 framebuffer driver. |
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On Screen Display and keyboard controller for FlashFloppy. Send FlashFloppy output to your computer's video display. Control FlashFloppy via your Amiga keyboard (optional). FF OSD also emulates the popular LCD I2C interface, allowing connection to a wider range of hardware which traditionally uses an LCD. |
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A GUI for the ffmpeg video conversion program. It supports setting video and audio conversion parameters as well as cropping, padding, and simple stream mapping. Adding custom command line options is supported to allow access to the full power of ffmpeg. In addition saving and loading setup files is allowed to ease frequently repeated operations. Several predefined settings files are included which support common use cases. |
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{Translated from French} The Boing Ball ("bouncing ball" in French) has been the emblem of the Amiga since its first day and, as we will see, even before! This animated audio-visual demonstration has established itself as the de facto symbol of the technical superiority of the Amiga compared to its competitors from the mid-1980s: PC, Macintosh and other Atari STs. The Boing Ball was the first "graphic" of the Amiga, ahead of the icons designed for the Workbench and the famous Kickstart hand displayed on the first Amigas. It is still widely used today by the Amiga community in all areas. In this article, we will delve into its history, its creation, its various uses... in short, take a complete tour around the most famous animation on the Amiga! |
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Welcome to Finale Development's home on the world wide web. Finale Development is an up and coming developer that specilizes in applications for the Amiga line of computers. From its flagship browser Finale Web Cruiser to the ClassAct GUI development environment, Finale Development is pushing the limits of software to new heights on the Amiga! NewYork: Powerful NNTP news reader for the Amiga, ClassAct:BOOPSI Graphical User Interface development, Voodoo: The best e-mail program for any platform!, Digital Quill: Very user friendly text editor for the Amiga, WebFTP: Revolutionary web site management! Finale Web Cruiser: Development Suspended & MOca JVM: Development Suspended |
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As I mentioned in the previous post, I wanted to expand the chip RAM to 1 MB to play some WHDLoad games. With the new adapter this is possible without motherboard modifications. However, there is one problem with the modification: when installed, my Vampire 500 V2+ accelerator doesn’t fit in the Amiga anymore! The solution is quite simple: from two 64-pin DIP sockets and some ribbon cable it’s possible to build an adapter that moves the Vampire few centimetres away from the Fat Agnus socket and leaves space for the chip RAM adapter. I first thought about making some PCBs for a more solid adapter, but there is a capacitor right next to the CPU socket, and fitting a PCB there would be difficult. The flexible ribbon cable leaves more space for the capacitor. |
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The Amiga computer made several appearances and references in “The Simpsons,” a popular animated TV show known for its humor, cultural references, and pop culture nods. Throughout its long run, “The Simpsons” featured a few episodes and moments that involved Amiga-related content or mentions. While “The Simpsons” did not heavily feature the Amiga computer, the show’s occasional references to the iconic computer system demonstrate its cultural impact and popularity during the 1990s. |
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A1200s produced by Amiga Technologies (Escom) had been shipped with a PC-type floppy disk drive, resulting in many problems with trackloading games. AT had to modify the mainboard to make the Panasonic JU-257A605P drives work on an A1200 (by redirecting the _CHNG signal and cutting off the _RDY signal). The following steps describe how to revert these modifications. |
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A Microsoft(r) Windows(r) GUI for Greseaweazle Host Tools |
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Personal website of Alain FONTANIN, presenting certain achievements and passions! {Nice write up about the Amiga} |
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{Thread @ news.ycombinator.com covering the Four-Byte Burger video. The restoration of a printed image back into it's original digital form. The scanned image was from the Amiga} |
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{A nice listing of all 1000 Fred Fish disks |
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Open source compiler for Pascal and Object Pascal. Download Amiga m68k |
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Finally Version 3.2.0 of FreePascal is released. This is the first final release contains the Amiga style systems fully usable. A while before I did some extra work to also create an Amiga-sytle installer, which will be also released with this. Today I will also release the 3.2.0 FreePascal packages for Amiga 68k, Amiga OS4, AROS for ARM, AROS for i386 and MorphOS. So basically all versions except AROS for x86_64 because that’s still too unstable to use (mainly the AROS 64 bit is still a moving target and I was not able to fix that, because AROS is simply not working after the last changes and my last questions about it got just ignored) |
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This is the FAQ for the alt.emulators.amiga newsgroup. alt.emulators.amiga is a newsgroup for discussion about software that emulates the Amiga computer on any platform. The FAQ attempts to answer most common questions appearing in the newsgroup. The most common of these is how to get a copy of the Amiga operating system or how to transfer the OS and other software from an Amiga to another platform, so this is what we'll focus on. |
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FrexxEd is probably the most configurable/programmable text editor made for the Amiga. The main mission with FrexxEd has been to create an editor which is capable of doing whatever *YOU* want it to. To enable *very* much reprogramming/configuration for those who feel the need. |
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FS-UAE integrates the most accurate Amiga emulation code available from WinUAE. FS-UAE emulates A500, A500+, A600, A1200, A1000, A3000 and A4000 models, but you can tweak the hardware configuration and create customized Amigas. |
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