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Hi, ok so I've been playing around with WINUAE again

But first have a look at this video on the "internet archive webpage". It's from 1990 and it's a TV programme I remember watching called The Computer Chronicles. This episode is all about the NEW Amiga 3000

https://archive.org/details/amiga3000

It lasts about 30mins, and shows as well as other things, NewTec's Video Toaster in action, and the new Workbench 2.0
Watch out for the news item at the end about laptops, made me chuckle

I spent some time this week seeing if I could create a REAL Amiga hard drive on WINUAE. By this I mean I plugged in an IDE drive via USB to my PC, ran WINUAE, then formatted the drive from Workbench. I think it has worked, boots up in WINUAE anyway. But I haven't got an Amiga to test it on so a bit of a pointless project really
Anyone have an Amiga, (in the UK that is) that has a 3.5" IDE port? Do you want to test it out? PM me

After I had played about with this for a while I decided to look on the web, seems it has been done before.
http://stiggyblog.wordpress.com/2012/12 ... ng-winuae/

But at least I might have found a use for the old Xbox hard drives after all 10gb is quite big for an Amiga

Amiga demo created by my nephew and myself for the British Diabetic Association 1994 Gala

Can anyone help me out setting up the emulator for XBOX?

I tried the xbox and i did not have much luck wwith some of the aga titles so i just use my real amiga

if you just want to play a few games coinops has a few of the amiga classics, and an amiga addon pack is flying about.

i have found the xbox360 the best console for amiga emulation as it has a bit of power behind it to run a desktop then you can install games under whdload and start them all from the workbench with out swapping disks etc...

One for Buzz and all the other Amiga fans on here

The Amiga Graphics Archive http://amiga.lychesis.net/

awesome thread....them Motorola cpu's were great back in the day...i had the Amiga emulator on my xbox.....project x worked well....the a500 with 2mb ram and a 7mhz cpu.

nice site thanks

sealeysonic wrote:awesome thread....them Motorola cpu's were great back in the day...i had the Amiga emulator on my xbox.....project x worked well....the a500 with 2mb ram and a 7mhz cpu.

what do you mean were great back in the day they are still great now!!! the newer coldfire processors now have a complete 68k translation set it is a shame they have not utilised this and made a modern 68k accelerator with some real cpu power.

they did it with the atari but the price puts you off a bit:
http://acp.atari.org/about.html

I've managed to create an Xbox bootable DVD disc for UAEX, a W.I.P. at the moment. But it does boot direct from the disc to the Amiga Emulator I have sold a few WinUAE DVD's, without ROMs, only Public Domain, Freeware etc.. , on online auction sites.
So just wondering is anyone interested in an Xbox UAEX DVD version?

Question: Is it possible to create a DVD that would boot on an Xbox and run on a Windows PC? One DVD for all formats?

Concept artwork for DVD label?

i have a mixed media smart xx cd that works on xbox and pc but that soft boots linux not from a file manager on the xbox.

the wiki might answer that question he is cleaver like that


This is a good like to free legal amiga games and apps:
and has a mod player when you are browsing around which is cool:-)

http://back2roots.abime.net/

Hi, I didn't know about this? Look's like the Amiga may have a new home, in Cardiff (Wales, UK)

http://www.a-eon.com/

WinUAEX v18b13 - Latest version of the Amiga Emulator for the original Xbox


http://www.eurasia.nu/modules.php?name= ... erby=dateD

EDIT:

Also a new version of Icaros Desktop

http://vmwaros.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/w ... 1-era.html

I wonder if I could combine them both?

Icaros dashboard for the Xbox

I had an Amiga 500 with the 512MB upgrade in the trapdoor. This machine saw me through my naval career I was a gaming addict.
Weekends stuck in the base made more than comfortable by all the classics, Wings, Cannon Fodder, Lemmings, Gunship 2000,
Superfrog, Darkmere....i could really go on forever. I went online on an Amiga 1200 thanks to the East Kilbride Computer Club,
which was basically a rented room at a primary school which apart from having X-Copy writing to floppies all night had some scene members
that introduced us to BBS and the wonders of going online...I was truly hooked.
For those that haven`t watched From Bedrooms To Billions documentary, you need to! Their latest movie is The Amiga Years and if
its half as good as the first outing its going to be a belter!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaloP3YGi2w