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  • Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 3

    Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 3

    All the motherboard issues were resolved in my previous post in this series, now it is time to reassemble and see if the hard drive works. Read more

  • Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 2

    Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 2

    With this Amiga 2000, I previously got it into a state where it would boot from the main CPU and the accelerator card. Now it is time to continue working on it. Read more

  • Two special Amiga 4000s: Repairing Jops

    Two special Amiga 4000s: Repairing Jops

    Last time I worked on Jops, I left myself a lot of work to do. This weekend I picked it up again to work on. So, here is the update! Read more

  • Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 1

    Restoration of a barn find Amiga 2000: part 1

    I recently acquired an Amiga 2000 for £350 which was in an unknown state, but had many upgrades in it. There is a lot to go through with this machine, so I’m going to break this up into multiple parts. For the first part, I’ll see if I can get the motherboard working. Read more

  • Diagnosing an Amiga 1200 Data Path Fault

    Diagnosing an Amiga 1200 Data Path Fault

    I recently acquired an Amiga 1200 motherboard in a spares/repairs condition for about £100 recently. There was evidence of a repair in the past, but I wanted to see if it was something I could get running. Read more

  • Bare Metal “Hello World” on an STM32MP135F-DK

    Bare Metal “Hello World” on an STM32MP135F-DK

    Whilst I do like working with STM32 development boards, some basic information I need can often be buried in pieces of documentation, videos and examples. Today I wanted to simply echo “Hello World” to the built-in ST-Link UART, running on bare metal. This post might help others, but it is also to help me remember… Read more