You are doing the Amiga Lord's work here, Chris! Great job! I just ordered my pi400 this morning and look forward to setting it up! Because I currently only have 3,823 ways to run Amiga software, and I need 3,824.
Your going to love Pimiga 1.5. The Pi400 is nice but toss that joystick and get a wireless mouse not that its a bad mouse but that damn short cable is annoying unless your left handed because the cable gets annoyingly snagged under the power and HDMI cables. If you have a Pi4 play with that too because you can place it near the video device and not have to deal with the wires. I want to mount a Pi4 behind a TV with an internal SSD and one button to turn the thing on. I did think of throwing a Pi4 in an A600 case with a keyrah but that means cables and one thing about our classic Amiga's is cables so why not have a virtually cable free Amiga Experience.
Great work Chris, love the pimiga releases, also made a donation as these releases are very much appreciated, as I know it’s took a lot of hours of your time to make this possible
it is far from perfect ? i would say it is close to the best effort ever made to bring us THE Amiga. It is coming from an Atari St user : i wish i had an amiga in the days ! (ouch that was painful but i feel better now). Thank you for the quick tour and the very hard work and passion you put into this.
You are the man!! I was completely blown-away. This is a masterpiece. You just keep making this better and better. I ran to download both versions. I have Raspeberry pi 4 and 400. I wont be sleeping for days!!
I'm so glad I watched your video, after going from a Pi3 to the Pi 400 I did not realise the issue with plugging the HDMI in the wrong port. Love this setup and glad I found it, mainly due to the channel by Dan Wood. All the best :)
Great work Chris, and thank you again. I'll see if I can add and organise some more stuff among others the ST-01 to ST-99 sample disks for those who want to make music, as well as an extended tracker modules compilation. Could be nice to have a multiboot preset so several historical versions of kickstart/workbench would be easily booted.
Thank you, I finally got my 128GB MicroSD card, Installed your image file and booted to Pimiga. I freed up the storage and connected wifi thanks to your instructions, my home made arcade joystick and buttons also worked (wish I had that back then). Spent the day reminiscing and playing the old games I loved as a child. Cheers :)
Well done - with each update this gets better and better....couldn't pull the money together to get an Amiga back in the day, but thanks to you and my pi 400 I got one now :)
Hey Chris. Just installed Pimiga 1.5 and I'm loving it, great work! Totally takes me back. I also wanted to say that I'm honoured you included one of my tracks in the MED folder! 😁 It's "Subconscious Experience". I have a few others still on Aminet. Feel free to include them in future releases of Pimiga. 😊 Not sure if it's your style but "Valium" and "Autumn Transitional" are a couple tunes I was relatively proud of back in the day. I'm sure Sheffra and Red Kaa would also love to have some of their music included as well. He was in our global group of MED/MOD musicians called "da jointmen". lol.. silly name but we were kids. We generally made Jungle/drum n bass, trip hop and other forms of electronic musical styles. Again, great work and can't wait to see what you do with the next version! 😀
thanks! there are newer versions of Amiberry that have come out since 1.5's release christmas 2020. fixes some bugs and slowdown issues. you might want to update to the latest dispmanx version. * on your music, i have also included the complete sorted by groups music listings in 2.0 (in beta now coming soon for christmas 2021, thanks for your nice comments. Amiga forever.!
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration @Chris Edwards Thanks, Chris! I'll look into the updates you mentioned. I'm looking forward to your Christmas 2021 release! as for tunes, awesome! it was pretty cool to see one of my tunes on your release. although one of my earlier ones and not one I'd consider to be anywhere my best, it was still an honour. 😊❤
Hello ! I have version 1.2b of Pimiga. It works so well that I recovered a broken Amiga 500, put the raspberry in it, connected an Arduino pro mini to manage the real Amiga 500 keyboard and deported the SD drive instead of the floppy drive, as well as the connections USB, Ethernet and the power socket, as well as a mini jack plug to RCA female adapter for sound output on the back of the Amiga 500. I am going to test this version 1.5 of Pimiga, thank you very much for your work !!!
Took a few tries getting these to work but finally got a good download and if I had two more lifetimes maybe I'd be able to see everything Chris has put together. This is a real labor of love. I wanted an Amiga so bad as a kid and never got one. Chris has made teenage me very happy.
@chris, just want to echo the thanks by other users. This must have been a huge project and it's people like you that have kept the Amiga alive. The one-stop-shop you've created is a masterpiece and I'm in absolute awe of having all the games I loved back in the 80s and 90s in one place and playable.
And now I have the perfect reason to buy a 400. I had an A500 and an A590 back in 1990 - convinced the Wife we could do some DTP stuff. In reality it just got used for playing games and Octamed :)
Thanks for your build and the video...now subscribed. I have 6 different Amigas with various accelerators or addons and recently grabbed a Pi400. It makes another great Amiga, so thanks for doing this.
Wicked Awesome! I saw your post on FB while I was at work and could not wait to see the video. I am going to DL that puppy and set it up this coming Friday when I am off from work that way I don't stay up all night exploring what's in 1.5. Thanks for the work your doing with PiMiga. I really can't wait to explore it but I know if I boot it up I will be up all night having fun and be totally wrecked by the time I head into work.
Thank you, thank you, thank you it's like christmas has arrived again, don't ever think your work is not appreciated it is, i have bipolar disorder and have been on a bit of a downer, you have lifted my spirits, better than quetiapine.
There always has to be one "thumbs down", doesn't there? The video is real complete, covers things like missing the right Kickstart, being able to boot from USB... stuff that is likely to be missed. Glad I watched it.
Awesome build. Amazing to see a 'modern' workbench. I've started my first chapter on Linux basics, and I had the A500 back in the day, but never used it at this level. Feel like I'm back in 1st grade, but you gotta start somewhere. Cheers.
I had an OG Amiga 1000 which I bought new back in 1985 when I was a senior in High School. What a RPI can do Amiga wise in emulation leaves my trusty old 1000 in the dust. The most advanced game I ever had was Frontier which blew my teenage mind. I've just bought a Pi 400 and downloaded the MF edition of PiMiga 1.5. The only thing I didn't do correctly was put the rom in the Kicks folder, BECAUSE I DIDN'T RTFM!! 😎😄😃 Thanks for putting me out of my misery with this video and many thanks for all your hard work in compiling this and assembling it all together. People like you make the world awesome.
I got a chance to play with it. I like it a lot you did a great job with it. I pulled the 3.1 A1200 ROM off the Amiga Forever Disc and had to copy the ROM.KEY file over to the kick partition because the renamed file failed a checksum but not so much after moving the ROM.KEY file. Not a big deal there. While I do have Pi4 I really wanted to use the Pi400 which was the first time I ever used it and finding that F12 key was a challenge but Fn F2 would be helpful in the readme files for the Pi400 for stupid people like me who are not familiar with the key layout. Yes I did read all 7 pages in the ReadMe file. I will be making an SD Card for the Pi4.
For anyone still having problems with their Competition Pro joystick: it's not that it is missing in the Amiberry config file but rather that there is a double entry "PC Engine" joystick, if you delete that all works fine. Thanks again Chris, I'm still very happy waking up every morning with my Eagle players' playlist on random.. :)
Can you please explain how to do this for a newbie? Its been over 25 years since I sold my Amiga 1200 and I have forgot nearly everything I learned back then!
Even I was an Atari ST owner back in the day - this is got me excited. May have to finally get myself a Pi4 / 400 just to try this out! Your time & effort are much appreciated sir
A very great job you have done Mr. Edwards 😉 . Thats a reason why i will buy a Pi4 and test it. I like your other stuff too! Maybe you want to make a video about your motivation to build this and the steps you have taken to realise it. Would be interesting for me and maybe for the communtiy too. Thx!
Thank you so much for your hard work. I dont own a Pi400 yet but it is on its way. Im wondering if its possible to configure keys/joystick separately for each game (because lot of games used a joystick/keyboard combination due to the lack of joystick buttons and i want to map them all to a gamepad). Keep up the great work Sir!
for each game? idk, generally in the amiberry input/customization prefs you can setup the mappings, but for each game i dont know, if so that would be a monumental undertaking
Thank's Chris, as you say read the instruction's or watch this video, it loads and work's very well I bought a Pi400 & Mouse just for your Pimiga 1.5MF, love it man
this is fantastic! I had an issue on v1.4 wher eif I left my Pi400 sit for any amount of time, when I came back to it, the mouse would be freaking out and I just had to re-boot. Not sure what the deal was, but like you said, this takes seconds to boot so just resetting wasn't a huge deal. Hopefully that issue resolves itself with this fresh image. Thank you for all your work on this! I love it!
Awesome image, had a lot of fun playing those old games. Just wondering, did anybody get Lightwave to work? Here it craches when i press render on both versions. The version of Perry fractics "team 17" image does work in winUAE.
Thanks Chris, this is absolutely brilliant. I did have an issue with the audio, it seemed to cut out for a split second on demos (Cebit 90, Jesus on Es) on screen transistions. I updated the Amiberry binary for 4.1.2 and this has fixed it.
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration I already had it set to Chipset, tried Default but same issue. Reducing the buffer to 2 helps but it's not as good as on the pre-SDL2 versions. I have just put an Options menu on the front end to let me chose whether to boot into 1.4 or 1.5 for now.
Replacing the PIMIGA 1.5 .uae config file with the 1.4 one fixes it for me. Weird thing is I can't see any difference between then two that would cause the issue.
So my Pi400 just arrived in the mail before the weekend.. can't wait for the next weekend to try this out. Will start downloading/seeding as soon as my wife goes to bed :-D Great work.
Hi Chris - firstly, I am new to the Pi 400 but really impressed with it and Pimiga - thank you for all of the excellent ‘how to’ videos. I found a game I loved as a kid, and have really enjoyed playing it. However, I have been trying to find a way of adding one that is missing - it is called Merchant Colony. I found a download, put it on a usb, mounted it in Go ADF but then the file won’t load or allow me to do much with it. Is there any way I can add this game to Pimiga image I have please? Thanks.
sure, if you have the adf of the original game you will need the slave file for it, EAB has a great archive of whdloads, or a simple google search can show you thousands. get the slave file and just copy the disk contents and slave to a folder on games:whdload/subfolder /subfolder etc... you will see the naming convention, then just rescan the iGame repositories and walah.
Congratulations on the channel, I had my first contact with an Amiga 600 last week and studying the possibilities for it, finding you, a better fabulous world, I have with me an Asus tinkerboartd and a Raspberry pi 3B, which version of PIMIGA do you recommend to start testing ? Is this 1.5 the last possible for these old SBCs?
Hi Chris. I just want to say, i ordered my Pi400 yesterday and cant wait to get it and test this. I already have several SD cards for different things, and this looks like a really REALLY interesting OS. You can count on a donation from me. Friggin amazing dude ! First time viewer of your channel, but wont be the last
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration I dont know what happened with it, looks like it arced or something from a couple connectors. Stable for a while and then just crashes. Btw im your newest Patreon when i saw you do Amiga repairs also. Now with the CF card only having WHDload installed, its kinda useless without the 8meg the card provides.
Great Release! Thank a bunch! On my overclocked Pi400 I had some sound issues in everything (like cracking and popping) - I solve this by switching audio back from pull to push audio. No more cracking after that :)
its a old one from the 90's its a strongman key type, called Microconnectors USB flavored keyboard for macintosh, it was sold by ComputerCity for 29$ back in the day. there were 6 total to match the colors of the new 333mhz iMac's at the time. good luck finding one, ive been looking for others for years. i have red and green.
This really is epic thank you for the work you've put in. If you ever want to create similar but with WB 3.1 I think that'd be very popular also 👍. Thanks again
This is awesome and I'll be gifting some cash for sure. The content is never ending, however there are plenty of issues and things that don't work right, but considering the HUGE content and the old Amiga OS I'm not surprised. Example is TOSEC Complete Public Domain folder only contains files up to M and not further.
No KICK: Drive?? I spent countless hours trying to get this to work with different download, imagers, etc and none of them had this kick: drive to copy the Roms to. It turns out it cannot be seen on a Windows 7 machine, but when i moved to Windows 10, i could see the KICK: drive and copy on the kick rom ok :) Great work Chris, thank you.
Many thanks for continuing the development of k8o's original project. I don't yet have a Pi, but I had V4 running nicely in WinUAE so this should be no different :-)
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration yep, Keito (k8o) was his scener handle :-) I chatted with him briefly around the time that he released the controversially-titled "Corona Edition"
Great release! Here is my 2 cents although I sent considerably more than that in appreciation. I used AF rom and had to use the AF rom.key also for it to work. I found the Shapeshifter stuff fascinating only problem was the mouse pointer is trapped in the lower right corner of the screen. This happens in both versions. I am using Pi 400 w Pi mouse running the “Lite” version. If anyone has any ideas I would love to explore these excellent programs further. Thank you!
Yes launch shapeshifter as normal pref the 7.5 one. When it starts press f12 and swap the cpu to 040 then resume. But wait for it to finish loading the mac side before you move the mouse. Then you will be fine
You are doing the Amiga Lord's work here, Chris! Great job! I just ordered my pi400 this morning and look forward to setting it up! Because I currently only have 3,823 ways to run Amiga software, and I need 3,824.
Your going to love Pimiga 1.5. The Pi400 is nice but toss that joystick and get a wireless mouse not that its a bad mouse but that damn short cable is annoying unless your left handed because the cable gets annoyingly snagged under the power and HDMI cables. If you have a Pi4 play with that too because you can place it near the video device and not have to deal with the wires. I want to mount a Pi4 behind a TV with an internal SSD and one button to turn the thing on. I did think of throwing a Pi4 in an A600 case with a keyrah but that means cables and one thing about our classic Amiga's is cables so why not have a virtually cable free Amiga Experience.
Great work Chris, love the pimiga releases, also made a donation as these releases are very much appreciated, as I know it’s took a lot of hours of your time to make this possible
Much appreciated!
Great work, really enjoy watching your videos and the work that you put in for the Amiga community! Keep it up!
it is far from perfect ? i would say it is close to the best effort ever made to bring us THE Amiga. It is coming from an Atari St user : i wish i had an amiga in the days ! (ouch that was painful but i feel better now). Thank you for the quick tour and the very hard work and passion you put into this.
Great job on this Chris, thank you for all your work and effort - I can’t wait to explore what you have put together with this release.
...you Sir, are a bleedin' LORD! Thanks for the time & effort you've put into this, truly above and beyond.
You are the man!! I was completely blown-away. This is a masterpiece. You just keep making this better and better. I ran to download both versions. I have Raspeberry pi 4 and 400. I wont be sleeping for days!!
I'm so glad I watched your video, after going from a Pi3 to the Pi 400 I did not realise the issue with plugging the HDMI in the wrong port. Love this setup and glad I found it, mainly due to the channel by Dan Wood. All the best :)
Great work Chris, and thank you again. I'll see if I can add and organise some more stuff among others the ST-01 to ST-99 sample disks for those who want to make music, as well as an extended tracker modules compilation. Could be nice to have a multiboot preset so several historical versions of kickstart/workbench would be easily booted.
Thank you, I finally got my 128GB MicroSD card, Installed your image file and booted to Pimiga. I freed up the storage and connected wifi thanks to your instructions, my home made arcade joystick and buttons also worked (wish I had that back then). Spent the day reminiscing and playing the old games I loved as a child. Cheers :)
Well done - with each update this gets better and better....couldn't pull the money together to get an Amiga back in the day, but thanks to you and my pi 400 I got one now :)
Beautiful Chris, I almost cry with so awesome piece of work ... I'm returning to my old Amiga days. Thanks for give me so much nostalgia moments...
Hey Chris. Just installed Pimiga 1.5 and I'm loving it, great work! Totally takes me back. I also wanted to say that I'm honoured you included one of my tracks in the MED folder! 😁 It's "Subconscious Experience". I have a few others still on Aminet. Feel free to include them in future releases of Pimiga. 😊 Not sure if it's your style but "Valium" and "Autumn Transitional" are a couple tunes I was relatively proud of back in the day. I'm sure Sheffra and Red Kaa would also love to have some of their music included as well. He was in our global group of MED/MOD musicians called "da jointmen". lol.. silly name but we were kids. We generally made Jungle/drum n bass, trip hop and other forms of electronic musical styles. Again, great work and can't wait to see what you do with the next version! 😀
thanks! there are newer versions of Amiberry that have come out since 1.5's release christmas 2020. fixes some bugs and slowdown issues. you might want to update to the latest dispmanx version. * on your music, i have also included the complete sorted by groups music listings in 2.0 (in beta now coming soon for christmas 2021, thanks for your nice comments. Amiga forever.!
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration @Chris Edwards Thanks, Chris! I'll look into the updates you mentioned. I'm looking forward to your Christmas 2021 release!
as for tunes, awesome! it was pretty cool to see one of my tunes on your release. although one of my earlier ones and not one I'd consider to be anywhere my best, it was still an honour. 😊❤
Really Appreciate all the hard work that went into this build! Been an Amiga/Commodore user ever since they came out!
Hello !
I have version 1.2b of Pimiga. It works so well that I recovered a broken Amiga 500, put the raspberry in it, connected an Arduino pro mini to manage the real Amiga 500 keyboard and deported the SD drive instead of the floppy drive, as well as the connections USB, Ethernet and the power socket, as well as a mini jack plug to RCA female adapter for sound output on the back of the Amiga 500.
I am going to test this version 1.5 of Pimiga, thank you very much for your work !!!
Hey man! this is by far one of the best videos I have ever seen on UA-cam. It took me to those days when I was dreaming an Amiga :)
Fantastic work, I appreciate the time and effort you put into these images and your great UA-cam video's
Thank you so much 😀
Took a few tries getting these to work but finally got a good download and if I had two more lifetimes maybe I'd be able to see everything Chris has put together. This is a real labor of love. I wanted an Amiga so bad as a kid and never got one. Chris has made teenage me very happy.
Everything about your desk is awesome. Totally jealous of your Voltron though
@chris, just want to echo the thanks by other users. This must have been a huge project and it's people like you that have kept the Amiga alive. The one-stop-shop you've created is a masterpiece and I'm in absolute awe of having all the games I loved back in the 80s and 90s in one place and playable.
Downloading now, can't wait to see how great this is. Will seed for awhile to help
This is just freaking amazing. Thank you for all of your hard work.
thank you.. please stay away from my house this halloween... sorry couldn't resist.
Thanks for your hardwork Chris.
this is amazing, getting a pi400 asap for this! Love how it boots into a proper desktop too
And now I have the perfect reason to buy a 400. I had an A500 and an A590 back in 1990 - convinced the Wife we could do some DTP stuff. In reality it just got used for playing games and Octamed :)
Thanks for your build and the video...now subscribed. I have 6 different Amigas with various accelerators or addons and recently grabbed a Pi400. It makes another great Amiga, so thanks for doing this.
Thx for this , works great. I also extracted the Disk folders from the image and use them with winuae under Windows 10. Works also flawless.
Don't forget you can donate (if not yet done ;-P)
Wicked Awesome! I saw your post on FB while I was at work and could not wait to see the video. I am going to DL that puppy and set it up this coming Friday when I am off from work that way I don't stay up all night exploring what's in 1.5. Thanks for the work your doing with PiMiga. I really can't wait to explore it but I know if I boot it up I will be up all night having fun and be totally wrecked by the time I head into work.
Omg.. that robot. That's the one I dreamt about as a kid, but never got. Could you do a video on that one?
Fantastic work as always dude! Keep up the amazing work =)
Chris Edwards, simply amazing your job !!!
Thank you so much Chris. after waiting and waiting for a pi 4 ive got one and all up and running today!
Thank you, thank you, thank you it's like christmas has arrived again, don't ever think your work is not appreciated it is, i have bipolar disorder and have been on a bit of a downer, you have lifted my spirits, better than quetiapine.
Evening Chris. A fantastic piece of work. A perfect accompaniment for the Pi400. Much appreciated.
Love the hats
Thank you Chris for the hard work! I'll hop on this train on the weekend, looks fun.
Great work Thank you. 👍🏻👍🏻
Awsome discovery for me, my 1st with an Amiga product ... Learning phase now !
There always has to be one "thumbs down", doesn't there?
The video is real complete, covers things like missing the right Kickstart, being able to boot from USB... stuff that is likely to be missed. Glad I watched it.
oh its the same hanz campbell show that thumbs downs all my videos...
i think it also got a thumbsdown from renee who got seriously triggered by the MAGA caps lol
WOW this is really an amazing effort Chris. I can't wait to give it a try. It looks incredible. Thanks so much for the hard work. -- AmigaBill
Makes your amibian look like poo. Lol
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration My Amibian is a base 3.1 install right from floppy. I haven't even started building it up yet
Legend! A CD32 with TTF-330 I ordered just arrived from the UK. Am now wondering why I bothered. 🤣
Ill take it. Lol
Awesome build. Amazing to see a 'modern' workbench. I've started my first chapter on Linux basics, and I had the A500 back in the day, but never used it at this level. Feel like I'm back in 1st grade, but you gotta start somewhere. Cheers.
Thank you for the 1.5 edition, just sent you some beer money. Paul.
Thank you so much,! all donations go right back i to making more content and things or amiga! So hats off to you!
Thanks for your work on this Chris, and thanks to the testers. Downloading the lite version now and will seed for a while
Great Job Chris. Thanks for all your work on Pimiga! I send $10 to buy you a beer via paypal!
Thank you so much for the help!
Great work , Chris ! Thanks for sharing !
it’s a 37 year old OS, but if you tried to do this on Windows or MacOS from 37 year ago you cry! It’s amazing how kind of future proof the Os was.
publicly released july 23 1985. so 35 coming up on 36.
3.1 was released in 1993.
Wow, this brings back memories. Thanks for all your hard work
God bless you, everyday!!!
I had an OG Amiga 1000 which I bought new back in 1985 when I was a senior in High School. What a RPI can do Amiga wise in emulation leaves my trusty old 1000 in the dust. The most advanced game I ever had was Frontier which blew my teenage mind. I've just bought a Pi 400 and downloaded the MF edition of PiMiga 1.5. The only thing I didn't do correctly was put the rom in the Kicks folder, BECAUSE I DIDN'T RTFM!! 😎😄😃 Thanks for putting me out of my misery with this video and many thanks for all your hard work in compiling this and assembling it all together. People like you make the world awesome.
Love the hats by the way....
Great work! I've now ordered a Pi 400 and am downloading the builds. Thanks for all your effort :)
Enjoy!
I got a chance to play with it. I like it a lot you did a great job with it. I pulled the 3.1 A1200 ROM off the Amiga Forever Disc and had to copy the ROM.KEY file over to the kick partition because the renamed file failed a checksum but not so much after moving the ROM.KEY file. Not a big deal there. While I do have Pi4 I really wanted to use the Pi400 which was the first time I ever used it and finding that F12 key was a challenge but Fn F2 would be helpful in the readme files for the Pi400 for stupid people like me who are not familiar with the key layout. Yes I did read all 7 pages in the ReadMe file. I will be making an SD Card for the Pi4.
I had the same issue, and solved it the same way --- by copying my ROM.KEY file from my Amiga Forever purchased romset.
same here. thx for mentioning!
For anyone still having problems with their Competition Pro joystick: it's not that it is missing in the Amiberry config file but rather that there is a double entry "PC Engine" joystick, if you delete that all works fine. Thanks again Chris, I'm still very happy waking up every morning with my Eagle players' playlist on random.. :)
Can you please explain how to do this for a newbie? Its been over 25 years since I sold my Amiga 1200 and I have forgot nearly everything I learned back then!
I had no interest in the Pi 4... Until today.
Thank you for this video, just got it running... hope to play with it this afternoon after work
Even I was an Atari ST owner back in the day - this is got me excited. May have to finally get myself a Pi4 / 400 just to try this out!
Your time & effort are much appreciated sir
You made an awesome work Chris! All optimized and everything works perfectly!
A very great job you have done Mr. Edwards 😉 . Thats a reason why i will buy a Pi4 and test it. I like your other stuff too! Maybe you want to make a video about your motivation to build this and the steps you have taken to realise it. Would be interesting for me and maybe for the communtiy too. Thx!
There's a ReadMe?! I'll have to read that then ;)
Thanks for all the effort that goes in to this, it is VERY much appreciated.
Thanks for taking all the rest of the free time I had left! I'm gonna spend hours playing with this!! No seriously - thank you! :)
I wanted the Armiga ,noe im sold on this, awesome stuff man. Thanks for making the Amiga Great Again👍
Fantastic work! Thank you, sir!
Thank you so much for your hard work.
I dont own a Pi400 yet but it is on its way.
Im wondering if its possible to configure keys/joystick separately for each game (because lot of games used a joystick/keyboard combination due to the lack of joystick buttons and i want to map them all to a gamepad).
Keep up the great work Sir!
for each game? idk, generally in the amiberry input/customization prefs you can setup the mappings, but for each game i dont know, if so that would be a monumental undertaking
Thank's Chris, as you say read the instruction's or watch this video, it loads and work's very well
I bought a Pi400 & Mouse just for your Pimiga 1.5MF, love it man
this is fantastic! I had an issue on v1.4 wher eif I left my Pi400 sit for any amount of time, when I came back to it, the mouse would be freaking out and I just had to re-boot. Not sure what the deal was, but like you said, this takes seconds to boot so just resetting wasn't a huge deal. Hopefully that issue resolves itself with this fresh image. Thank you for all your work on this! I love it!
Awesome image, had a lot of fun playing those old games.
Just wondering, did anybody get Lightwave to work? Here it craches when i press render on both versions. The version of Perry fractics "team 17" image does work in winUAE.
Great stuff Chris going to get myself an PI3, I'm amazed of the hard work you have done on this.. much apricated.
Get at least a pi4 only 25$
This is truly awesome! Thank you!
Thanks Chris, this is absolutely brilliant. I did have an issue with the audio, it seemed to cut out for a split second on demos (Cebit 90, Jesus on Es) on screen transistions. I updated the Amiberry binary for 4.1.2 and this has fixed it.
Hmm, spoke to soon. It is better but there are still sound issues. Amiberry 3.1.3 is fine so I wonder if it is an SDL2 issue.
Change rtg to default or chipset not a mhz
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration I already had it set to Chipset, tried Default but same issue. Reducing the buffer to 2 helps but it's not as good as on the pre-SDL2 versions. I have just put an Options menu on the front end to let me chose whether to boot into 1.4 or 1.5 for now.
Replacing the PIMIGA 1.5 .uae config file with the 1.4 one fixes it for me. Weird thing is I can't see any difference between then two that would cause the issue.
Weird.
So my Pi400 just arrived in the mail before the weekend.. can't wait for the next weekend to try this out. Will start downloading/seeding as soon as my wife goes to bed :-D Great work.
Thank you very much for this pack ;)
Hi Chris - firstly, I am new to the Pi 400 but really impressed with it and Pimiga - thank you for all of the excellent ‘how to’ videos. I found a game I loved as a kid, and have really enjoyed playing it. However, I have been trying to find a way of adding one that is missing - it is called Merchant Colony. I found a download, put it on a usb, mounted it in Go ADF but then the file won’t load or allow me to do much with it. Is there any way I can add this game to Pimiga image I have please? Thanks.
sure, if you have the adf of the original game you will need the slave file for it, EAB has a great archive of whdloads, or a simple google search can show you thousands. get the slave file and just copy the disk contents and slave to a folder on games:whdload/subfolder /subfolder etc... you will see the naming convention, then just rescan the iGame repositories and walah.
Thanks for this, can’t wait to check it out when my new card arrives. In the meantime I’ll peruse that readme. 🙂
Wow Thank you very much for your efforts! This is great!
Love watching your vids I like your style AMIGA is my favourite computer it was the world leader IMHO keep up the good work thanks
Congratulations on the channel, I had my first contact with an Amiga 600 last week and studying the possibilities for it, finding you, a better fabulous world, I have with me an Asus tinkerboartd and a Raspberry pi 3B, which version of PIMIGA do you recommend to start testing ? Is this 1.5 the last possible for these old SBCs?
were up to 4.0 now. I have over 480+ videos on this chan!
Downloaded and installed the image on a 2.5HDD and it's working like a dream. It's got something for everyone .....nice vid mate 🤗
Hi Chris. I just want to say, i ordered my Pi400 yesterday and cant wait to get it and test this. I already have several SD cards for different things, and this looks like a really REALLY interesting OS. You can count on a donation from me. Friggin amazing dude ! First time viewer of your channel, but wont be the last
I have a furia and it works just fine? Whats wrong w yours??
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration I dont know what happened with it, looks like it arced or something from a couple connectors. Stable for a while and then just crashes. Btw im your newest Patreon when i saw you do Amiga repairs also. Now with the CF card only having WHDload installed, its kinda useless without the 8meg the card provides.
Well furia is super inexpensive so easy to replace
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration I can say that now after installing this, it was super easy and everything i have tried so far works like a charm !!
@@TheSpiT4201 well like i stated, it is far from perfect, its emulation, so things are not 100%, but its pretty good.
Many thanks for this. Never owned a real Amiga but I'm enjoying finding out about them now. :-)
Welcome aboard
wow ! what a great job you have done !
A big thanks from the community ! Amiga rules !!
Thank you too
Great Release! Thank a bunch! On my overclocked Pi400 I had some sound issues in everything (like cracking and popping) - I solve this by switching audio back from pull to push audio. No more cracking after that :)
Awesome! I'm downloading the 128gb version now. I'm so excited to use it!
Thank you so much for the new version I'm downloading now because I had trouble mapping my USB gamepad on the last pimiga.
Well it will work now!
Hello Sir! Could You tell me whats the model like of that green keyboard You typed on @ 06:57 Thank You & greets from Poland btw :)
its a old one from the 90's its a strongman key type, called Microconnectors USB flavored keyboard for macintosh, it was sold by ComputerCity for 29$ back in the day. there were 6 total to match the colors of the new 333mhz iMac's at the time. good luck finding one, ive been looking for others for years. i have red and green.
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration thank You for the detailed information. Haha ill try to search for it, have a great afternoon ;)
Cannot thank Chris and Company enough for this! Also, I think it's a good sign the Robots are on deck for approval too. Showing their support of Pi!!
Fantastic. Youve given me hours of nostalgic fun. So I've sent you a small PayPal tip as thank you. Looking forward to Pimiga 2.0. Cheers!!!
Thank you for the support !!!!
A New meaning for maga. Nice touch
This really is epic thank you for the work you've put in. If you ever want to create similar but with WB 3.1 I think that'd be very popular also 👍. Thanks again
2.0 will be os3.9 and 64bit core. so stay tuned for that one.
This is awesome and I'll be gifting some cash for sure. The content is never ending, however there are plenty of issues and things that don't work right, but considering the HUGE content and the old Amiga OS I'm not surprised. Example is TOSEC Complete Public Domain folder only contains files up to M and not further.
No KICK: Drive??
I spent countless hours trying to get this to work with different download, imagers, etc and none of them had this kick: drive to copy the Roms to.
It turns out it cannot be seen on a Windows 7 machine, but when i moved to Windows 10, i could see the KICK: drive and copy on the kick rom ok :)
Great work Chris, thank you.
I'd just like to say a big thank you for creating this behemoth! Need to buy a SD card before I can download it but wanted to say Cheers first.
Will the 128gb image work on the pi3b once I've extracted the image and added the kickstart rom? Thanks!
Yes
A very good job for the author of this compilation 👏😀. How to update amiberry to the latest version?
just git pull as normal, make clean make with the commands on amiberry github.
Many thanks for continuing the development of k8o's original project. I don't yet have a Pi, but I had V4 running nicely in WinUAE so this should be no different :-)
It was pauls originally
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration yep, Keito (k8o) was his scener handle :-) I chatted with him briefly around the time that he released the controversially-titled "Corona Edition"
Don't have a pi4 around, but I'm giving this a go on a 3+. Burning both versions, going to give them a spin. Thanks for the efforts :)
AMAZING WORK ... Tnx ! AmigA4EveR
Great release! Here is my 2 cents although I sent considerably more than that in appreciation. I used AF rom and had to use the AF rom.key also for it to work.
I found the Shapeshifter stuff fascinating only problem was the mouse pointer is trapped in the lower right corner of the screen. This happens in both versions. I am using Pi 400 w Pi mouse running the “Lite” version. If anyone has any ideas I would love to explore these excellent programs further. Thank you!
Yes launch shapeshifter as normal pref the 7.5 one. When it starts press f12 and swap the cpu to 040 then resume. But wait for it to finish loading the mac side before you move the mouse. Then you will be fine
Thank you SO much, this is a bloody masterwork! :-D
Yes! "TROOPER V2" usb joystick input support! 😍👍