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rednova

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super amos
« on: September 10, 2010, 12:51:03 AM »

Dear Friends:

I recently lost my ability to transfer files from pc to my amiga.
This is a serious blow, because before I could download any file from aminet
on my pc..then transfer to my amiga for use/play.
But today I had a great idea !!!
I can download all amos files from aminet...save them to a special folder on my pc,
then open in amospro under WinUAE emulation.
Yes !!! I always had winuae and amos adf for using amos in emulation.
Now I can again explore all amos files from aminet.
This is good..because I am sure amos files in aminet will help me
learn more about amos programming.
So this is super for my amos !!!

Love

Rednova
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Re: super amos
« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2010, 06:20:48 AM »

What do you need to once again transfer files from PC to Amiga? I started off with just an internal CF<>IDE adapter for my Amiga, which I would switch between the Amiga (which it would boot from) and the PC (which WinUAE could access) to transfer files.

I've now managed to get a PCMCIA Compact Flash reader + drivers for the Amiga. It can read FAT formatted CF cards, which makes file transfer much easier (and means I don't have to shut down the Amiga and open the case when I want to transfer files, plus I don't have to load WinUAE every time).

If you format a CF as a dedicated hard drive in WinUAE (you need to run WinUAE as administrator) and install Workbench, you can boot a real Amiga from it. You can also take an image of the CF card (using a util called dd.exe, which is a port of the UNIX 'dd' command for Windows) which WinUAE can use as a hardfile.

There are a number of other solutions for file transfer as well. Let me know if I can help.
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Re: super amos
« Reply #2 on: September 10, 2010, 04:17:17 PM »


I can download all amos files from aminet...save them to a special folder on my pc,
then open in amospro under WinUAE emulation.


That's exactly how I work at the moment, atleast until I get one of my Amiga 600's back up and running.


Regards,
Lonewolf10

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