Amiga 1000 Reborn Again – Part 7
Back for part 7 of the GBA1000 build! Some more interesting problems in this part and more progress - we are nearing completion!
Past episodes:
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Amiga Boot Selectors
Classic Amiga computers were built with a strict boot hierarchy, prioritizing the internal floppy drive (DF0) for startup. This design choice creates a challenge...
DualJoy Joystick Adapter
Sven Anderson has developed firmware for the Raspberry Pi Pico that transforms it into a USB adapter for two D-Sub 9 joysticks aka the...
Expanding BASIC Memory on the X16, C128, C64, and Mega65
In the latest episode of The 8 Bit Theory, the topic of memory expansion for Commodore 8-bit computers is explored in depth. The episode,...
Early FPGA Port Success on AmiCube – Upcoming Enhancements in v1.1
In the latest video from AmiCube, significant progress has been made on an early FPGA port and test. After reviewing the schematics, routing, and...
Flashing Terrible Fire TF4060 Firmware with Raspberry Pi
In this episode of Chris Edwards Restoration, Chris Edwards demonstrates how to flash Terrible Fire firmware using a Raspberry Pi and a few simple...
Adding SCART to a Non-SCART Commodore 1084 with Full Sync Support
In the latest video from TheRetroChannel, the host demonstrates how to add SCART support to a non-SCART Commodore 1084 monitor. While this might sound...
KickSmash32 Open-Source Kickstart ROM Module for Amiga 3000 & 4000
KickSmash32 is an open-source Kickstart ROM replacement module designed specifically for the Amiga 3000 and Amiga 4000. It provides flexibility in managing multiple Kickstart...
