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This is so for A500, but the definitive Amiga is A1200 with 68EC020, AGA and only limited by 24 bit address bus (=16 MB ram). From that on people just installed
by lstodd 3mo ago
This is so for A500, but the definitive Amiga is A1200 with 68EC020, AGA and only limited by 24 bit address bus (=16 MB ram). From that on people just installed 030 with MMU and later PPCs if they wanted.
- maffydub 3mo agoInteresting that you see the definitive Amiga as being the A1200 - the definitive one for me was definitely the A500/A500+ - it was definitely way more popular! BTW, I don't think the software in this repository is compatible with PPC-based Amigas, is it? (Unless they have the add-on board that runs a 68000-series processor in parallel?)
- lstodd 3mo agoThere were things like BLIZZARD 603e+ that you could just plug into an A1200. And it would still run 68K code on "companion" 040/060 http://www.phase-5-digital-products.com/TheLegacy/amiga/b603epe.html http://www.phase-5-digital-products.com/TheLegacy/amiga/b603...