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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2025
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Commodore went through a revolving door of executives after Jack Tramiel resigned due to conflicts with Irving Gould. On October 6, 1987, it was Max Toy’s turn. On that day, Commodore hired him. And for a while, it seemed like Max Toy might be the one to turn the company around. In this blog post, we’ll explore what was different, and what wasn’t so different about him. |
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Many years ago I got an Amiga 500 with missing keyboard. Since then original keyboards became so expensive, that custom mechanical keyboards can be built for the price of an original. Unfortunately, Amiga-style Cherry MX keycaps are unavailable, so I used DSA profile blank keycaps. As 9 unit space is rare, I used a 7 unit instead. |
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MediaVault is an open-source desktop application for AmigaOS 4, which can be used to discover online audio and video content. With MediaVault you can discover radio stations and podcasts and listen to them using your audio player of choice. There is different ways to search and filter results, based on language, category/genre. |
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Use classic Sega controllers on DB9 compatible games consoles, Supports 4 modes for maximum compatibility, Supports master system & Genesis / Megadrive controller pads. {Has CD32 support} |
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{...} I’ve rented hundreds of videotapes and DVDs over the years from many different shops ranging from tiny mom & pops establishments to Blockbuster. But the rental store I enjoyed most was a family-run place called Family Video & Computer Center at the Hilton Shopping Center in Newport News, Virginia. What made that place special to me was that, in addition to movies, they also rented computer software. |
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This is a limited series of articles saluting some of the past members of the Fresno Commodore User Group, people who have made a significant contribution to the club. Our more recent members did not have the pleasure of knowing these men and women, many of whom have passed on. However, they made a lasting impression on the club and the author. |
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{Thread @ amigans discussing memory testers and suggestions for specific RAM for the X5000 |
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{Detailed background and building instructions for a serial MIDI interface} |
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The MiniMig is a re-implementation of the original Amiga chipset, used in the A1000 and A500 using modern technology. The motherboard is designed using FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays) - a method of programming hardware to operate in different ways, even mimicing the operation of other hardware. MiniMig is the brainchild of Dennis van Weeren, a Dutch electrical engineer, who developed it as a cost effective method of running Amiga software, without the need to source original Commodore hardware. |
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Amiga in an FPGA : Minimig – stands for (very originally ) mini Amiga. Aim is to built a complete OCS A500. But with some extra grunt and features like 4Mbyte ram and fast 68000 processor) on a circuit board about the size of a floppy drive. I must be honest. When I met Dennis for the first time at this year’s Codex, my first feeling was a mix between general puzzlement and happiness. I could but wonder I was not in front of an old and weird hippie. A hardware geek with long hair and even longer beard, wearing some silly t-shirt and thick glasses. |
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The Next-Gen Mainboard Designed with AmigaOS4 and MorphOS in mind. Mirari, be amazed... In modern-day usage, Mirari continues to carry its connotation of something miraculous. It is a name that resonates with a sense of wonder and awe. Designed for AmigaOS4.x. Designed with AmigaOS4.x in mind. MorphOS Compatible. Runs PPC Linux just fine. U-boot 2024 enabled. Ready for AmigaOS4.1 Update 3, Latest hardware like NVMe and USB3* |
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Have you been wanting your own Amiga, but want to be able to easily hook up to a modern flat screen LCD television? Perhaps you have been looking at the super powerful Amiga Vampire or other Amiga FPGAs but don’t have the money? MiSTer MiniMig Amiga FPGA implementation sets up your Amiga as a 500/600/1000/1200/2000/4000/CD32/CDTV, and every OCS, ECS and AGA Amiga in-between! It’s truly an Amiga FPGA Super-Computer with outstanding specs, but also the ability to almost perfectly replicate tons of other machines too, without taking up all your budget and storage space. |
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The online community for MiSTer FPGA enthusiasts |
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This is a MOD/S3M/XM module player implemented in Javascript using the Web Audio API and runs fully within the browser. It has been tested and confirmed to work on Chrome 14+, Firefox 24+, Safari 6+ and Edge 20+. The Javascript performance of the browsers varies significantly, so some modules may stutter on one browser while the same module can play flawlessly on other ones. YMMV. Although internally each file format is handled by a format specific player class, a front-end wrapper class is used to provide a common programming interface for the player. |
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I’m writing this on the 23rd of July 2025. 40 years ago, The Amiga Personal Computer was revealed to the world at the Lincoln Centre in New York. Andy Warhol was invited to paint the famous Debbie Harry, live on stage with the Amiga 1000. You can watch the event on YouTube. Things have moved on quite a since then. The Amiga was quite probably, the first multimedia computer. It was pretty big here in Europe, especially in the UK and Germany in the 80s and 90s. Today, it lives on through enthusiasts who still make games, software and hardware for this legendary machine. |
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8bit, 4 channel! What more do you want? There are so many great amiga mods out there that i still love to listen to. ModP3 hopes to make some of these more accessible and available to the wider amiga community in mp3 format. |
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(Over 25+ crt monitors listed with tips on various symptoms and repairs} |
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On this page, you find a list of hardware that is directly supported by MorphOS 3.x. |
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The 68060 was the pinnacle of the 680×0 CISC CPU development, sharing many features with the Pentium Processor. It was used as the heart of some famous computers, such as the Amiga 3000T and 4000T and the Atari CT60 / CT63. Finding these CPUs is getting pretty hard as they haven’t been made by Freescale/Motorola in over 10 years. There is also the issue of many fakes and counterfeits on the market, also not a pleasant experience to end up with. The 68060 was made in 3 versions: 68060 – Full Version with FPU and MMU – This is the best for running in your Amiga/Atari etc. 68LC060 – No FPU – Low Cost version. 68EC060 – Embedded Version – no MMU or FPU |
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Here is the BOM available at mouser, for the v1.5 reamiga 1200 {all the parts they sell with prices} |
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As you can all see I have a Big list of parts to build My A1200 Tower. Please come back and have a look to see how far I have GOT |
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This is my Amiga A600. Quite the controversial machine still (as far as retro stuff goes) and also especially back in the day. I dug it out because someone has offered to send me his Amiga 68000 programming book to review. And this is what I saw instead when I tried to boot it up … |
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As a retro computer enthusiast, I have amassed an impressive collection of Commodore computers and various older consoles. My chief hobby platforms are the Commodore 64/128 and the Commodore Amiga line, both of which I used extensively back when these machines were still new. Looking at my Amiga collection, I can safely say that my current 'pride-and-joy'* is a souped up Amiga 600. The 'Mighty A600' features the following: {...} |
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NanoMig is a port of the Minimig Commodore Amiga FPGA implementation to the Tang Nano 20K, Tang Primer 25K and Tang Mega 138K Pro FPGA development boards. This is based on the MiSTeryNano project and also relies on a FPGA companion to be connected to the FPGA board for USB support and on-screen-display control. This is still a work in progress. The current version is based on the MiSTer Minimig AGA code and runs many Amiga games and demos. |
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{Thread @ EAB discussing how to use the card} |
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