Emulating Amiga on the Raspberry Pi with Amibian #VintageComputing #Emulation #RaspberryPi @Raspberry_Pi
Amibian is everything you need to transform your Raspberry Pi 3 into an Amiga.
Based on Uae4arm by Chips and Amiberry by Dimitris Panokostas, Midnight Commander inside for file managing
USB support (fat32) use your files directly from your flashdrive on your Amiga, Internet (wired & WiFi) – browse the internet like it’s 1996 but faster!
You should use a Raspberry Pi 3B or 3B+, 2GB micro SDS card, USB stick, and maybe a USB controller for gaming.
You’ll also need the Amiga Kickstart Roms, if you have them or buy from Amiga Forever by Cloanto who hold the official license to the firmware.
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