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I've recently gone on this journey myself, having had an A500 as a teen, and now own an A1200 with 500MB HDD and 8MB memory. I've also recently purchased a 6803
by bartread 8y ago
I've recently gone on this journey myself, having had an A500 as a teen, and now own an A1200 with 500MB HDD and 8MB memory. I've also recently purchased a 68030 accelerator with 68882 FPU, 128MB of RAM, real-time clock, and the 4GB CF card storage upgrade that I still need to fit.
Just wish I still had all my floppies from the old days. Managed to find a few and was surprised to find they're still working flawlessly.
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- stevenicr 8y agoI may have a box of amiga floppies in the garage, maybe an a500 as well. Wonder if populace is still in that mix. are you looking for software for amiga or just your old floppies with saved data? Had no idea people were still using them, after so many c64s were unusable with bad power supplies, I assumes no more would ever be made. Now I'm glad I kept some of the amiga stuff and sad to think I gave away a box of c64 floppies. Have a few xeroxed manuals for word processors and such from the commodore days I found while organizing garage stuff. To think that full blown word processors worked with such little memory so long ago.. and now we have huge code bases to save text these days.