I set up Amiga OS 3.2 from Emu68 imager (without newicons).  I found I could not mount ADFs. 

I updated to 3.2.3, ensured DefIcons is running, but still, when I double click an ADF it just wants to execute it and fails. Icon looks like a hammer.

I suspected maybe DefIcons needed newicons to function properly, but I just don't know.

Could someone please help

Thank you!

Soliton card game has been bug fixed and will be included in the next AmiBench update for the A600GS and the A1200 NG

You should not have to purchase a license :-

Amibench OS (v46) (https://wiki.amiga.org/index.php/AmiBench) is a newly developed OS by Amigakit, the system doesn't have an official deal with Clonato/Amiga Inc and so is powered by a heavily modified Aros OS and Aros Kickstart Replacement Rom. AROS Research Operating System (AROS – pronounced "AR-OS") is a free and open-source multi media centric implementation of the AmigaOS 3.1 APIs.

Just as the subject says.  I ordered it and it came in, but there are no instructions on how to install it.  I put the heat sync in in a way that I think is correct, but it pushes up against the three-pin header next to the Wi-Fi antenna and keeps that corner from seating all the way.

The way I installed it is:

Nut
washer
board
washer
heat sync
screw head

Any help would be much appreciated.  Pictures of it assembled doubly so.

Thanks all!

Exactly as you said but in reverse (sort of).

Screw, washer, board, heatsink pads, washer, heatsink, nut.

Greetings, everyone!
      I just got confirmation of this yesterday.  Our hands-on exhibit has been approved for the Feb. 28 Science Carnivale at California State University Fresno, College of Science and Mathematics.  We will be displaying Commodore, Amiga, and other computers at our table, Classic Fresno Area Computers! (CFAC!).
      Here are the facts:

Date: February 28, 2026

Time: 12 noon to 2:30 pm

Location: Science II Courtyard (northern end of California State University campus at the Science II buildings, N. Barstow and E. Maple Aves., Fresno, California, USA)

     Though it's not a lengthy event, we'll squeeze as many computers as we can at our table - VIC-20, Ultimate 64, classic Amiga, AmigaOne A1222+, and others (Tandy, Atari).
     If you are in the Fresno area, come and visit the Science Carnivale.  Admission and parking are free.

          Truly,
          Robert Bernardo
          Fresno Commodore User Group -
          http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm