Hi, just wondering if anyone has any info on how to mod sensible soccer Amiga version. I'm using Pimiga 3.0 and although there are loads of versions of Sensible Soccer I can't see that there's an online version or if it's even doable. The mod is available as an HDF. Seen the windows version which looks a bit more exciting with new textures, pitch layout and commentary. Would be cool to see this on Amiga even under emulation.

Hi all,

I've got ClassicWB 3.1 installed and running away pretty perfectly. WHDLoad games are all installed, detected, and launch perfectly. I've one gripe though, in ClassicWB there's a "Games" drawer on the desktop by default...and it points to the default System:Games location, and has its own nice little icon.

My games however, are located on DH1:Games (or WHDLoad:Games is the volume name). Is there any way I can edit/alter the path that the default "Games" drawer points to, so I can point it to my own games path? I've edited "Startup-Assign" to ensure that "Assign >NIL: A-Games: DH1:Games" is correct, and while that works perfectly for WHDLoad, I'm still left with this "Games" drawer on the desktop that points to an empty directory....

Or WinUAE. I keep running into glitches with save states for both of these, so is there a database somewhere?

I just got an Amiga 1200. Right now I'm trying to create a rescue disk because I'm about to test some video modes and may need a rescue disk.

So I just got a set of 10 DS/DD disks, and when I insert - nothing. How can I ensure that the amiga can recognize the disk drive and ensure it is humming along right?

Right now when I insert a disk, it doesn't get recognized or offer to format it. There's no DF0:??? or anything with DF0 on it. When I use directory Opus, I click on DF0: and it says that it can't find anything.

What should be my next steps?

I know there are zillions of project to connect an Amiga to an ESP using the serial console (Wifi connectivity, ... nothing hard to do).

But I'm wondering if someone tried to connect an ESP directly on the Amiga motherboard / Zorro connector ? I'm thinking to connect ESP's GPIOs to the Amiga's data bus, and use 68k address bus as chip select.

Consequently, the ESP will be considered as another custom chip, and the communication will be faster than using the serial.

First application would be to provide Internet connectivity to my Amiga1000 and then probably to use ESP horsepower to help it for computation.

I can't plug a clock RTC adapter on the CPU socket as there is already a memory extention on it (SPIRIT IN 1000).

For the moment, I'm thinking only about it : my priorities go to revive my 4000 :)

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