I cant find it. Or grey bug. Character also kind of looks like an Armadillo

Does anyone know were to get a Amiga CD32 window replacement? If anyone has one I will pay top dollar for one thanks.

Naaa.... Just kidding, but they are still down.

Can't wait to see how the migration will turn out in the end.

I've got an option to buy a non-working A1200 for about £100. The machine switches on but I'm told it doesn't get through all of the system tests and hangs at a "grey screen". I assume this means one of the CIAs is defective.

Is this an easy fix? I reasonably handy with a soldering iron but I'm not nearly as good at de-soldering. I've done a little surface mount work but nothing I'd class as quality work. I know a little bit about how old 8 or 16 bit machines work but I wouldn't say I know much about the specifics of the Amiga internals

But I was always planning that an A1200 purchase would be a bit of a project that I'd tinker with and upgrade myself. So I was planning on doing things like recapping myself.

So I guess my question is, does the machine above sound salvageable and is it likely to be beyond my stated capabilities? Is there also a good repository of Amiga repair/troubleshooting knowledge?

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My father was having a clear out and discovered 2 original Amiga 1000s (no monitors). Does anyone have any idea of their value (if any) , there is a few other odds and ends too.

Hi all

I remember one of my favourite Amiga games was a logic puzzle type game where you had to build a circuit using the provided inputs, AND, OR and NOT gates, to create the required output.

So, for example, if the input provided was 1101 and the required output was 0010, you would connect the input to a NOT gate and then connect that to the output.

If you were given inputs 10110 and 00110 and required the output 11001, you could connect the inputs together using an AND gate (giving 00110), then connect that to a NOT gate, and from there to the output.

Visually it looked and worked a bit like Pipemania and I spent many hours trying to solve the more complex levels later in the game.

I remember the game being called simply "Logic" (but it's not the same as other similarly-named games I've found online), and it came on the same (cracked) disc as another game, maybe Stunt Car Racer. Probably squeezed on there by the crackers.

So thanks to anyone who remembers this and/or can point me in the direction of where to get a copy of it.

PS. It wasn't Rocky's Boots either!