Hello!

Thank you both for the replies!

@nbache Thank you for the link! I was planning on using Python from the SDK for the software side of the project 

@MagicSN1 I wanted to register as a developer with A-Eon because I need to build a Xorro or PCIe card to add an FPGA for the X5000, and other NG Amigas,  after the prototype phase. Hyperion said I just needed the SDK for making drivers and software, and to contact them if I needed deeper OS access.

My other goal is to be a betatester for the Octamed V8.1 to OS4.1/PPC code, as it's an Amigakit product with A-Eon as the parent company, but no word on either front. I'm posting here in hopes that I might get some feedback.

At any rate, really appreciate the software and compiling advice!!

Best Regards,

Jared

Incidentally, has anyone got the revamped version of Citadel that came with the A500mini working? It goes through the Amiberry setup thingy then Gurus. I don't think there's a HDF/ADF version of it anywhere.

Yes, this was a good little exercise...

1. I grabbed the "ReMonstered Edition" WHDLoad from Turran (I'm guessing that's the A500mini version?)
2. I initially set it up on the A600GS whdload menu with 2MB chip and 8MB fast memory, with Faster Chipset enabled.
3. The game booted successfully, it displays a machine spec when loading and I noted that Fast mem was recognised and the processor was identified as 68000
4. When starting the game or training however, the game display was blank
5. I tried my AGA "trick" renaming the original whdload file to include "_AGA" and created a new whdload entry in the menu (all other settings as before)
6. This time when the game started, the processor was recognised as a 68020
7. The game runs successfully and at pretty reasonable speed at maximum display with floors/ceilings enabled

I might throw together an HDF to see if it runs better with an A4000 spec ...

I have a FlashBack HDF running fine here on the A600GS.  It worked without using JST or WHDLOAD.

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Are you planning on adding more?

Yes, if/when I remember about something or stumble across something new (real life permitting).
I have already updated after the release to add some more content.

And now I just remembered that I had a couple of things to say about the Include directive (which actually I had already documented in the sources of the ALS demos), so I have updated the guide.

Not sure if it's worth a new topic, but what has everyone's experiences been generally with getting CD32 games working? I haven't tried for a while, but when I tried Death Mask, the CD audio tracks didn't play. Is there a knack to that in general? Cheers