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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2024
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Welcome to commodorehistory.com! We are a team of passionate computer enthusiasts and history lovers who are focused on documenting and sharing the history of Commodore computers. Our mission is to create a comprehensive archive of information about the history of Commodore, including the development and evolution of the various models, as well as the impact they had on the computer industry and broader society. We aim to make this information accessible to anyone interested in the history of computers, regardless of their level of technical knowledge. |
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Attached is the memorandum on Commodore's strategic options and priorities over the next two years. |
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The AmigaOS community is one of the oldest and most dedicated. The loyalty of this community is one of the reasons that AmigaOS still exists today and continues to be actively supported and developed. The community has expanded worldwide, featuring users from various cultures and with different experiences. But they all have something in common, they continue to enjoy using AmigaOS daily. The following list contains some of the community websites around the world that are available to visit. |
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So, I won’t be wasting too many words on this – partially because I’m not into cheap soap operas, and partially because there’s no way to know what’s going on with this nonsense without dedicating a year’s worth of detailed study into the subject. So it seems that the company Hyperion, which develops and owns the rights to Amiga OS 4 and Amiga OS 3.2 has gone into bankruptcy proceedings. |
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This is the second song in my Computer Legends Series. Next release will be the ZX Spectrum song. "Awesome" by Victor Vergara pays homage to the iconic Amiga computer through a catchy synthwave pop song. Dive into the nostalgia of the Amiga era with awesome games, 4 channels music and the greatest demoscene ever! (C) 2024 Victor Vergara "Awesome" Computer Legends: Amiga is available in all music platforms. |
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In this guide, I’ll go over the step-by-step process for connecting an Amiga 500 to a modern high-definition or 4K TV. We’ll look at the different cable options, adapters, and settings needed to get the best picture quality. By the end, your Amiga 500 should be running nicely on your flat screen TV! |
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{A graphic if what the PCB board looks like along with the layers and how to repair an open circuit} |
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Have you ever needed to know how much memory something is consuming? Maybe a game or a memory hungry app? Perhaps you made your own game, and want to know how much system requirements are needed. This tool is a printed text log of your Amiga memory, either manually operated or fully automatic. |
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Hundreds of IEEE members entered our contest. Here are the most memorable submissions |
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I recently purchased an external floppy drive the for the Amiga which was sold as “untested”. Unfortunately “untested” in this case meant “doesn’t work and someone did a bad attempt at repairing it”. There were parts of the drive physically broken and it was beyond repair. I lucked out because unlike the Rotec drive I repaired in the past, this one uses a standard floppy connector inside. So, instead I decided to convert a PC floppy drive to work in the case. |
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{youtube} {Tchucolate (Retronaut) asks "Do you need a new Amiga floppy disc drive? In this 1 hr long video he shows you how he converted 3 common models of PC drive... Samsung SFD-231B, Alps DF354h & the TEAC FD-235 to all to work perfectly on an Amiga.} |
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An alternative UI for vAmigaWeb with realtime memory inspection. |
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Realtime Amiga monitor. Powered by vAmiga and vAmigaWeb {Live on the Web} |
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Background. The Amiga floppy controller is unusually flexible since it is implemented in the custom chips of the Amiga itself. It can read and write raw bit sequences directly from and to the disk via DMA or programmed I/O at 500 (double density) or 250 kbit/s (single density or GCR)... CopyLock - Rob Northen Computing |
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Commodore Amiga 2000/3000/4000 I2C controller as Zorro-II card. This controller is software compatible to M. Boehmer's ICY board. The main difference between the original ICY card and this design is that the PCF8584 I2C controller chip is mapped indirectly to the Amiga bus here. This way, occasional mis-configuration of the PCF8584 bus protocol and timing issues can be worked around. While the main purpose of this board is to provide an I2C controller, there are some optional on-board extras. |
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My first programming experience was Basic on a ZX81. Then my step-dad bought me a c64 and I was hooked. And I have been a software developer ever since. When I was lucky enough to get an Amiga, I started with Amiga Basic while dabbing in Kuma Seka Assembler, learning the ropes. Eventually Blitz Basic came onto the scene and it was a perfect match since it compiled to real binaries (real machine code, as opposed to bytecodes or “P-Code” as it was called back then), and allowed users to write inline assembly side-by-side with basic statements. |
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Choose a brand below to see a list of all available CRTs in the database. Alternatively, narrow down your perfect CRT by feature using the CRT Discovery Tool. The Database is still being populated and more CRTs will be added every day. The goal is to have a comprehensive list of all worthwhile professional and consumer CRTs ever produced. |
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As threatened we're up to the next checkpoint with Crypto Ancienne, the TLS 1.2/1.3 library we maintain for pre-C99 vintage compilers and architectures, so here's version 2.2, or "Crypto Ancienne Meets the Hooded Fang" |
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The World's best selling Amiga magazine. CU-Amiga Magazine published its last issue in October of 1998. This site is preserved for historical purposes only. |
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This is a listing of the Amiga custom registers housed inside the Agnus that control the various custom chips in the OCS, ECS, and AGA chipsets. This is the basis of hardware programming - you use these registers (and the CIA registers) to control all of the computer hardware. Click a register description to read more. |
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Lately I have been seeing many Amiga 600 and Amiga 1200 with bad Band Pass Filter (Z221) and Delay Line (Z222). This generally causing bad picture quality on composite and the RF-modulator. {...} The modification is rather simple if you have some SMD soldering experience and you only need to components. So, why wait! |
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DeluxePaint/DPaint original 1986 amiga source code; Includes manual book and reference card pdfs for DPaint 1 |
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{Third book in the series this time covering the demoscene after the downfall of Commodore} |
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{Demos for the Amiga AGA} |
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{Demos for the Amiga OCS/ECS} |
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