WHDLoad Wrapper uses a database of games and demos with known-to-work configurations of WHDLoad for Emu68, some configurations adjusting parameters of the Emu68 CPU emulation before launching the game/demo (and resetting them on exit, I presume.) You can also do such adjustments manually before starting games/demos, to improve compatibility when not using WHDLoad. With PiStorm you also have the option of usign Linux+Musashi as CPU emulator instead of Emu68, which in some (rare) cases can work better than Emu68. For exact compatibility, either keep real hardware around, or use full software emulator like WinUAE - no CPU accelerator ever targeted full compatibility with old picky software.

Cool for really only computers,

i prefer images as well, Browservice is a similar kinda thing

so https://github.com/ttalvitie/browservice/

and of course Amifox
https://amitopia.com/amifox/

@Rinusch

If it's just the SD2IDE adapter then it is fine. There are no jumpers so the issue comes when you want to switch it to slave and can't. It often can't see the slave device in this configuration either. CF card adapters are therefore better for 2 devices on one ide port/bus.

Yes I've got one! However, I don't know what these pins are or what you're trying to do with them. I thought I should reply to bring more attention to this board, though. As I bought it from eBay, instead of from 8bits4eva, they told me I wasn't entitled to any support, even after I offered to pay, though.

I bought the board pre mounted, installed in an A1200 case. It has two USB ports outside the case, but there are two others inside the case which I can't access.

It came with a Micro SD/TF card with the Minimig Core preinstalled, configured as a very fast A1200. Unfortunately, it only has Workbench 3 installed, so I want to upgrade this, as well as installing the RTG drivers. 

I've been using it mainly to create artwork using DPaint V. I've recently bought a Wacom Bamboo Pen CTL-460 tablet which is compatible with it. It's recognised as a mouse and doesn't require a driver.