– an UV eraser, which can erase the EPROMs, in case something goes wrong. – to program the EPROMs used in an Amiga you have to get a 16-Bit 40/42 pin ZIF adapter board for the burner:ĪDP-054 16 Bit EPROM 40/42 pin ZIF adapter I have chosen the low cost GQ-4×4 USB programmer. Here I want to show how it works to burn it yourself. Either you can buy the ROM, have someone burn it or burn it yourself. Or if you have no accelerator at all you can’t do maprom either. For instance the A3440 card can’t do maprom. Maprom is probably preferred, because it’s more flexible, but not always possible. With the release of the latest AmigaOS version (3.1.4) the package you could buy included ROM images to be used for either maprom (depending on your accelerator card tool support) or for burning it to a ROM. Links and inline-notes, both displayed in red, has been added to this guide after cloning.īurn Damn ROM Burn Burning your own Amiga ROMs (EPROMs)
ROM and Operating System Files in Amiga ForeverĪmiga Forever Workbench 3.1 Duplication Instructions
Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 3.X (shared directory) Media: Built-in Shared: Local folder Workbench 3.x Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 1.35 (hard disk image) Media: Shared\dir: Walker-Work Amiga 4000 PPC Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 2.04 (Floppy disk image) Amiga CD32 Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 3.11 (hard disk image) Amiga 600 Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 3.1 (floppy disk image) Amiga 4000 Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 2.04 (floppy disk image) CDTV Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 3.11 (hard disk image) Amiga 500 Plus Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 1.34 (floppy disk image) Amiga 3000 Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 1.34 (floppy disk image) Amiga 500 Media: Built-in Boot: Workbench 1.0 (floppy disk image) Amiga 2000 “Built-in Shared” when set to “Local folder”:Ĭ:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\WorkbenchĬ:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\dir Pre-configured Amiga systems “Built-in Boot” when set to any of the hard disk images:Ĭ:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\hdf “Built-in Boot” when set to any of the floppy disk images:Ĭ:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\adf Probably the most of the details given here can also be found in the documentation at Default folder and file locationsĬ:\Users\Public\Documents\Amiga Files\Shared\rom The purpose of this article is to document some parts of the pre-configured Amiga systems in Amiga Forever.
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