E-UAE is just a VM, the AmigaOS can manage multiple VMs. They are part of modern computing.
miniE-UAE offers a streamlined virtualization solution for AmigaOS, catering to both developers and enthusiasts. It enables efficient testing, development, and exploration of Amiga applications without the need for physical hardware.
? Key Features
Compact Deployment: Approximately 10MB download, expanding to ~23MB upon extraction.
User-Friendly Interface: Launches with a screen size selector; canceling defaults to windowed mode on the Workbench.
Intuitive Controls:
Reset VM: Ctrl + Shift + R
Quit VM: Ctrl + Shift + Q
Mount Floppy (.adf):
Ctrl + Shift + F1 for df0
Ctrl + Shift + F2 for df1
Pre-Configured Environment: Boots into a DOS menu with three pre-installed AGA-compatible applications, optimized for systems utilizing PiStorm and RTG setups.
Custom WHDLoad Integration: Mount your own WHDLoad directories by modifying the mount-list in the .uaerc configuration file, allowing for flexible testing scenarios.
? System Requirements
Hardware:
PiStorm equipped with a Raspberry Pi 4B or Compute Module 4 for optimal performance and sound support.
Pi 3A or Zero 2W are compatible but may exhibit slower performance.
Display:
RTG (ReTargetable Graphics) setup is recommended.
Native screen modes are supported; however, AGA via HAM is possible but may not be practical.
? Installation Guide
Download: Obtain the package from the following link:
https://futureretrof … miniEUAE-AmigaVM.lha
Extract: Copy the archive to a new folder and extract its contents.
Launch: Double-click the Start icon to initiate the VM.
? Support the Developers:
Your contributions help sustain and advance Amiga development:
JOTD’s Projects
https://jotd666.itch.io/
Skyzoo73’s Ghosts’n Goblins AGA Demo
https://skyzoo73.itc … blins-amiga-aga-demo
miniE-UAE serves as a practical solution for those seeking a reliable and efficient AmigaOS virtualization platform. Its lightweight design and straightforward setup process make it an ideal choice for development, testing, and exploration of Amiga applications.
