Own an Amiga then do this! Install the GoDrive and Pistorm 32 

Yeah it’s a great device can’t recommend it anymore :) thanks for the comment

Your welcome 🤗 I would have completed it last time but such a long video it would have been. Thanks for the comment

Your welcome thankyou for the comment

Yeah it increased the power a lot. Surprised 😳 me tbh. Now there’s a thought

Morning! Glad you enjoyed it. Comments like this helps as it states I’m Moving the right way in my video production lol 😂. Thanks for the comment more Amiga stuff is actually on the way 😊

Thankyou much apreciated. Yeah 👍 it’s so much better :)

Thankyou I try my best still learning though :) thanks for the comment

Cheers buddy thanks for the comment

Thankyou yeah running star wars as well amazing thankyou for the comment

Yeah it’s amazing value for money. And I’m sure there is much more to come from it as it’s developed. It does have some issues compatibility but none that have effected anything I run. But again it’s getting better with each new release . Will of course try the plip box one day thanks for the comment

@@Retro4uHopefully they will get networking to run directly from the Pi, another 50 quid that we don't need to spend. As much as I like real Amigas, the PiStorm is a great bit of kit

@StachiBCNR33 yeah I know it’s been actively worked on. Imagine a Amiga with WiFi lol 😂. Amazing

PiWifi sneak peek hinted at this week from Captain LeChuck!

Wow thanks for that will look out for it amazing 🤩

Loads more power as a accelerator and of course fast hdd. As well as RTG graphics card and more WIFI is on the way as well. You can find the quite easy just go to eBay and type PISTORM32 you will find them :) thanks for the comment

Yep 👍 pop along to the website he does them for the all Amigas. You can even drop his a message Info@digitalretrobay.co.uk Thanks for the comment :)

I have no idea 🤷‍♂️. I’m being honest but I’m willing to try if I get time 🕰️. I’ll look 👀 into it. Thankyou for the comment

Are you downloading the correct one. Also make sure you partition is like 200mb or it won’t work. Also they are know to be fussy on sd cards so go for a good make like sandisk. My friend was having issues then changed to sandisk and it was fine. Have you checked on the hdmi to see if the emu logo appears. You can check this in just the pie standalone. Another think is they don’t work with pi zero you need a pi zero 2w if you want it to work with a small pie I tried and I could not get it to boot or display the emulator logo. Hope this helps

@@Retro4u yeah I get the Emu68 splash screen but that’s it. It’s a Pi 3a+.

@Mind-your-own-beeswax then it should work. It is a A1200 or A600

@Mind-your-own-beeswax also did you copy the rom file on it and rename it to the one in the config

@@Retro4u 1200 mate. Maybe there’s something wrong with the workbench files preventing it from going any further

I agree with some points of course. :) but as much as I’d love a 060 real Amiga accelerator they are not in my budget. Having the go drive will enable me to load adfs directly and not have to use my failing disks. I get your point though yeah things come and go like they always do. And they will replaced. I mean I’d love to a new Amiga the AAA but the price of the Amiga 1222 is out of reach of most People. I’m just glad 😌 things are still being created and worked on for the amazing machine that is Amiga. Thanks for the comment :)

Maybe because "real" solutions, especially if people want all the extra features that are on offer are massively too expensive and/or hard to source, will suffer from rarity issues and massively increasing costs over time. Good luck trying to find a full rev6 68060 for anywhere near the same price as a pi, let alone mounted to any sort of card that allows connection to you Amiga Also good luck trying to persuade whomever has the right to the 68K line of CPUs to produce a run of 68060 CPUs when the very limited supply of old, second hand, used CPUs runs dry. piStorm offer soo much more for a fraction of the price; really fast CPU emulation, RTG out the box, fast disk speeds using cheap readily available mass produced SD cards, HDMI connectivity, networking (soon), RGB pass through (soon). Given how it works, the piStorm is future proof more so than any "real" solution, given the potential to flip it both software and hardware wise to support any other cheap, mass produced, readily available SBCs on the market. With the software to do the magic (I believe) being readily available for anyone to pick up and rewrite then it will always be there. Same can't be said of your "real" cards (sadly) Real hardware will always be great fun and has it's place, but stop gatekeeping, let people enjoy what they want especially if they are budget conscious.

@AmigaFanatic1980 well said that I agree with you :).

​ @AmigaFanatic1980 I will continue to give the best advice I can to fellow Amiga fans, because I want the Amiga platform to have the best future. To survive, the Amiga needs passionate people who make new real expansions for real Amigas. I think this is popular with those who care less and can spend less time and money. Yet - an emulator for your laptop is free, with blazing speeds - if you turn off some compatibility settings. I speak from experience with previous FPGA solutions. Who will you turn to, when nobody can answer your question in Discord and there's no documentation? General retro and real hardware share the interest in the platform, but when emu becomes product, you will be actively putting the passionate ppl at economic risk and jeopardizing those who want real hw ever getting real expansions again. This is why your POV is wrong; if emu products become more popular than real hw, no more real hw is produced, and so contrary to your statement, "let people enjoy what they want", general retro users will deny that option for real hw users. If you know me, you know I'm 100% for hw replacement in modern components. This speaks mostly towards analog and custom chips. Bypassing the entire motherboard is not the idea, because you're not running an Amiga; it just supplies power (if that) and sits in the plastic case, and otherwise has no relation to Amiga. There is a straight-forward definition of what a platform is. A platform is the motherboard, with its CPU and expansion architecture, and any custom chips. If you're unsure and want to keep your Amiga a real Amiga, ensure that your accelerator 1) has a Motorola 680x0 CPU 2) it and any on-board expansions uses existing Zorro, CPU slot or CPU piggyback connections 3) boots any C= Amiga original KS & WB for that model, incl. early boot, and 4) fully supports the chipset on the motherboard. If all 4 are supported, you're running on real hw, and why not hw made with modern components? Note that these 4 doesn't include peripherals. I can think of any number of applications where you can have multiple processor cards constituting converters and interfaces to modern networks, media, displays, etc. You can use these and still have a real Amiga running, but violate any of the above 4 and you're not supporting the Amiga platform anymore.

Thankyou for the ryhme ad well. And of course for the watch