Recent content by Ninehalt_Sieger

Almost. Those are good pictures but unfortunately my A600 keyboard has the green membrane, not the blue one (sorry for the late reply but I didn't receive the alert).

Is there a picture of an Amiga 600 annotated membrane somewhere on the internet? I found the Amiga 500 version linked by this youtube video, unfortunately even this is not available anymore, the github link is a 404.

Yes, they're like that, grazie. In fact, I already soldered and tested the board: I wonder if there is a way to test the HDD LED without having an HDD installed on the Amiga. 🤔

Based on these pictures I found on e-bay, my hypothesis is: black = ground red = power orange = floppy green = hard disk What do you think? EDIT: By looking at the second picture, I'm noticing that the connections are spelled out, so I have little to no doubt now.

So, the wires that go to the LEDs of my Amiga 600 got de-soldered and I need to know which wire goes where. The connections are marked on the LED board itself, but they're not on the plug side. I guess that black is ground, and I'm (almost) positive that the green wire is the HDD (bottom one...

This is true, however, Playstation is not that far behind. The only console manufacturer for which discs are only a token is Microsoft, and it's really not that surprising considering their push for gamepass and the fact that they're itching to go digital-only since 2013. Sony Playstation games...

OK, I'll check this stuff out.

I just converted a floppy and tested it on the Amiga: it works, thank you.

Amiga Test Kit worked, thanks. However, I'd still like to learn more about the Workbench. This goes way above my head, the first problem are the requirements: App Requirements Any Amiga 68k with: CPU 68000 (68020+ is needed to use virtual drives) 1Mb RAM Kickstart 2.0+ HDD I can get all this...

I know, my problem is: how do I run it inside the Workbench? I lack even the most basic knowledge about how to run amiga programs who are not just bootable floppies. Unfortunately most of the tutorials I found do not work, CLI commands seem to be different most of the times.

Update: I got past that block (I was using the wrong CLI commands), I can list my PC files inside WinUAE, now the problem is what to do with the .dms file. Can the Workbench handle it or do I need an external program?

Yes it did, thank you. OK, so the .dms files are just disk file images, and I know how to boot and mess around in Workbench, so that part is solved. EDIT: Or is it? Read below. Since I need a program to test my A600 keyboard, I tried this one (AMIGA-TEST-E.dms) in WinUAE, it works, it...

Hi, I know this will sound laughable to the veterans here, but how do I run programs on a stock Amiga 600 (stock except for a Gotek)? I've already googled what I was looking for, but I'm afraid that all the discussions I found presuppose the use of a hard disk, which I don't have. So, I need...