AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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RS-232C mice were accessible for Amiga users - there was some software drivers and hardware controllers. But it is not good solution because of described above. PS/2 mice were not accessible on Amiga at very long time - but this time now is in the past. PS/2 mouse can work on Amiga with my controller too well as works native Amiga mouse. But you can ask - why you will do my controller, if your Amiga mouse works similarily? |
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A 3d-printable Amiga PSU Enclosure for the Mean Well RT-50B Power Supply |
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A 3d-printable Amiga PSU enclosure for the XP Power ECM60UT31 model |
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{German - Page detailing the prototype Amiga Ranger computer. w/pictures} |
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This FAQ is compiled as a service to the Amiga community. It is an attempt to give the Amiga programmer and user an overview of useful books for his/her favorite computer. |
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"To make replacements for all the custom chips of the AMIGA, useable in any real AMIGA." All documentation is provided for the benefit of the community and the preservation of the original Amiga. The files herein are presented as a work-in-progress. |
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ROMY is a small add-on PCB that enables Amiga 3000 / 4000 computers to use 1MB (or larger) Kickstart chips. This project aims at iterating and improving the existing Romy designs. |
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(German & English) What is Amiga Rulez? AMIGA RULEZ is a quarterly magazine on diskette (Disk-Mag, .adf) The magazine is free and is filled with your own and guest contributions. The aim of the magazine is to share information and opinions in a relaxed style of a disk mag from the 90s. The first edition was actually available on floppy disk on October 7th, 2023 for the Amiga38 (www.amiga-event.de). For everyone who couldn't be there, the image is available here as an .adf file for download. All other editions also appear as .adf. |
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{Swedish Amiga site. News, Top 10, Forums and more!} |
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{Link to the Doc on Archive.org. Publication date: 1994} |
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This article details how to build an Amiga RGB to SCART adaptor cable that will allow you to connect your Amiga computer to a CRT or LCD TV. An explanation of the potential issues and the solution is provided for the reader. The design presented here tested with multiple LCD and CRT TVs. |
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Desert Dream from the Danish Amiga group Kefrens is considered by many as one of the absolute all-time classic demos on any platform. At the time of writing, the two-disk Amiga 500 production is ranked at number 50 on the popular demoscene board Pouet.net. Many sceners remember fondly of this nearly 15 minute effects show, which just keeps throwing new things at the watcher at a steady pace. Still, it's the first four minutes which made probably the biggest impression at first viewing. |
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Amiga Schematics and Manuals {Lots of schematics and manuals to be found here} |
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{Articles, news, code and more} |
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{Various Amiga Demos: A3000 Demo - Hires, C= Desktop Video Master Picture Show, Demo für Schulen von Studio5 (1988) - OS1.3, Weihnachten 1986 - OS 1.2/68000 CPU, Appetizer Demodiskette, A500 Demo von CBM Niedelande - OS1.3, Amiga Workbench vom 8.12.1987 - OS1.3/1MB, CBM Multitasking-Demo von 1985 - OS1.2/1.3, Amiga 1000 Workbench Demos (ECA) - OS1.2 & Amiga 1000 Musikdemo - OS1.2/1.3.} |
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Below are a few of my Amiga hacks. I intend to continue the development of these eventually, but currently time is not at hand. If you have suggestions or comments about the programs don't hesitate to send them to me. To the right you can find links to some hardware hacks I have collected. Some are my own design, others are from the Aminet. |
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As the CEO and ultimate rights-holder for SoftCircuits and Black Belt Systems back in the day, I am pleased to make available archives of most of my/our latest Amiga software to the Amiga community. These archives include most of the latest releases of our commercial efforts as well as those written for PD and shareware. You are free to use, and re-distribute, this software without charge or obligation. I would appreciate your linking back to this page, but do not require it. My thanks to Jay Siegel, who created some of these archives for the Amiga Community. NOTE: Please be aware that I do not offer any support for this software; it is provided strictly on an as-is basis. |
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The code that was forgotten lives on. {LOTS and LOTS of books, Amiga info and more!} |
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What follows is a brain-dump of what I’ve learned about developing for the AmigaOS, both on classic 68k-powered hardware to modern PowerPC systems like the X5000. I’ll cover development environments, modern workflows like CI builds on containerised infrastructure, distribution of packages and even a look back in time before C existed, thanks to AmigaDOS’s odd heritage. |
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System schematics: A500, A500+, A600, A1000, A1200, A2000, A3000, A3000T, A4000, A4000T, CD32, CDTV. Monitor schematics: 1080A, 1084, 1802, 1950, 1960, 2002, CM8833. Other schematics: MPS1230, Picasso IV. Expansion schematics: A570, A572, A575, A590, A1060, A2052, A2060, A2065, A2090, A2091, A2232, A2301, A2320, A2410, A2620, A2630, A3630, A3640. |
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So you got yourself an old Amiga and you want to dive in. But ... you don't have an old CRT monitor anymore so ... How do you connect your Amiga to a modern display? You've got a few options. |
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Amiga software developers around the world rejoice! This is the opportunity you've all been waiting for. You are invited to participate in this software development challenge, which run for 6 months, where the goal is to create new and interesting tools for the Commodore Amiga. Regardless of your skill level this jam is a perfect opportunity to create your very first piece of software for Amiga, a side project to your other development activities, or a chance to create that tool you always wished existed for Amiga! Maybe you're a seasoned software developer with tons of ideas and have just been waiting for the right moment. {30 Apr 2023 to 30 Oct 2023} |
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If you were an Amiga owner during the late 1980s it is likely that you were excited by the mere mention of 'Transputer'. The Transputer was an 1980s term describing hardware that directly supported parallel processing. This enabled the transparent connection of multiple processors that would be used to work upon a single task. However, information on these boards has become increasingly elusive. On this page I attempt to catalogue every transputer card that has been sold or announced. |
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DIY USB Mouse interface for Amiga Computers. USB Mouse adapters are available for the Amiga platform, both in form of commercial offerings and OpenSource projects (such as SmallyMouse). All of these previously developed USB solutions for the Amiga (that I am aware of) are based on the USB boot protocol which doesn't offer support for the scroll wheel. That's why I decided to build my own solution which implements the full USB HID mode (or report mode) and supports wheel movements along the way. |
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{Amiga clothing. Powered by Amiga T-Shirt , Premium Embroidered T-Shirt, Zip Polo Sweats and Hats} |
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