AmiKit is not the emulator (though it comes with one, or, at least, it did). Instead, it is an application- and configuration distro. Just without the OS. Like

AmiKit is not the emulator (though it comes with one, or, at least, it did). Instead, it is an application- and configuration distro. Just without the OS. Like a Linux distro without Linux ;-) You still need the original AmigaOS disks (or images) and the firmware ROM. The only place to legally obtain them, these days, is the AmigaForever distribution, which, however, is more focussed on gaming and retro-feeling. You won't get the stuff in this distribtion, which is an add-on, that gives you the Workstation-feeling ;-) The work done by the AmiKit guy is massive. Configuration of these things takes days and you will find yourself researching on Amiga forums a lot.