mgk123

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   by mgk123 3y ago

   The "FD32" 32MB capability was only implemented on the last drives which could also use 240MB disks. Maybe the earlier 120MB drive hardware could have been physically capable of it but the drive firmware did not support it.
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   by mgk123 3y ago

   In fairness BECO inception date was 3 Aug 2021, so under 5 years.
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   by mgk123 3y ago

   amiga.physik.unizh.ch, wasn't that an A3000UX at one point???
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   by mgk123 4y ago

   Also, Ghidra's decompiler works with many CPU architectures whereas IDA only supports a few.
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   by mgk123 4y ago

   If you want to know the details of how it works, see US patent 4851826: https://patents.google.com/patent/US4851826A/en BBoAH has a pic of an actual A2024: https://bigbookofamigahardware.com/bboah&
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   by mgk123 4y ago

   That would be the A2024 which is emulated by WinUAE. It did not flicker or have long persistence phosphor. What it did have was frame buffer RAM on-board. The video signal output by the Amiga determined which 1/4 or 1/6 of the scr