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Welcome to my Wiki dedicated to the Comodore Amiga computers and OSes (and a bit of general retro-computing), previously hosted on an Amiga 1200 until its failure in 2024! (It is presently under repair...) If you have any question, comment, or suggestion, feel free to contact me by e-mail  or on Mastodon.

General

• Naming Scheme and their IP Addresses;
• Frequencies Mysteries;
• Modern WWW on Old Computers;
• Prince of Persia, Another World, and Flashback;
• COVQ, CCJVQ, and VCF;
• Links;

Amigas

Models

• THEA500Mini as gaming console:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga CD32 to play CD games:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• FPGA Arcade to surf the Internet:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 1200 as a Web server:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration;
  • Networking;
  • Its different incarnations:

	(2003-2008)	(2008-2013)	(2013-present)

• Amiga 1200 with an Evo X500 to write code:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configurations:
    • AmigaOS v3.1 (custom made);
    • AmigaOS v3.1 (with Pack68k);
    • AmigaOS v3.9.

• Amiga 2500 HD:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 600 with a Vampire v2:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configurations:
    • AmigaOS v3.1;
    • AmigaOS with Coffin.

• Amiga 4000 desktop:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 1000 desktop:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

Discussions

• Benchmarks;
• FAQ;
• History;
• Leisure;
• Odd places;
• Productivity;
• Programming;
• Repairs.

Others

• NeXT NeXTstation:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• WinUAE emulator:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration;
  • Networking.

• A Commodore C64;
• A Dell Inspiron 4000;
• A Dell PowerEdge 600SC;
• A Sun Ultra 10 Creator 3D;
• An Apple iMac G3 (Blueberry);
• An Apple Macintosh SE;
• An Apple Performa 6200CD;
• An Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66;
• An Apple Power Macintosh G4;
• An Apple Power Macintosh G5.

AmigaPIs

I also use a Raspberry PI to emulate the Amiga on a pretty and modern piece of hardware! There are several ways to run Amiga emulators on Raspberry PI computers:

• My own, developed by hand;
• Happiga, a preconfigured A4000/40.