Licensing Kickstart ROMs for Raspberry Pi

[Ezrec]

Of course, you could always run UAE with the AROS m68k ROMs, which are open source (MPL 1.1 variant)

They provide quite a bit of AmigaOS 3.1 compatibility.

[Ezrec]

AROS m68k *does* support 68000 Amigas.

Who led you to believe it doesn't?

And with the new CDROM filesystem (AROS licensed), there is no longer any legal reason not to include the AROS m68k ROM with your for-pay game bundle.

Please contact me: jason dot mcmullan at google's mail service, for specific issues if you can't get AROS m68k to work with your emulator.

[Ezrec]

It's the same UAE that has been ported to Sony PSP, Dreamcast, GP2x, etc.
and has all of the source for those platforms still present.

You will need to use both ROM images for AROS to boot:

kickstart_rom_file=aros-amiga-m68k-rom.bin
kickstart_ext_rom_file=aros-amiga-m68k-ext.bin

[Ezrec]

A500: I'm still playing around with 74LSxxx logic to correctly decode my 27C800 EEPROM in my A500, but it works fine in E-UAE/WinUAE with a 68000 CPU.

[Ezrec]

No, that is the *ancient* Kickstart Replacement (no connection to AROS) that was just a trivial trackloader.

AROS m68k is a 1M ROM image, in two parts:

0x00E00000 = aros-m68k-amiga-ext.bin
0x00F80000 = aros-m68k-amiga-rom.bin