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#3: Installing Amiga OS

On the first Amiga the entire OS consumed only around 1.1 MB of storage in two pieces. Kickstart and Workbench. Kickstart is the Amiga equivalent of a BIOS but it is so much more. A fair amount of the system

mrgadget October 15, 2021 Amiga Read more

#2: A tale of two cities… or?

Two development environments? It would be all too easy to show off running via Amiga Forever and pre-built system images but I don’t want to follow this route for a number of reasons. Pre-built systems can easily be overwritten if

mrgadget October 14, 2021 Amiga Read more

#1: Amiga… for always…

One machine I am excited to “re-learn” is the Commodore Amiga. I bought my first Amiga (the first computer I ever bought for myself) in December of 1989. I’d known about the Amiga for a while but I never expected

mrgadget October 13, 2021 Amiga Read more

#0: The attraction of retro programming

The first actual computer I ever owned “booted” to a very underwhelming screen… OK, technically this is a MASSIVE cheat, partly as it is an emulator but also because this was grabbed from an emulation of the second model of

mrgadget October 12, 2021 ZX Read more
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