#MAC AMIGA EMULATOR MAC OS#

I've gotten the system booted up, but I only have an older Commodore monitor (designed for the C64 and C128), so the Amiga 2000 is displaying a pretty shaky image in greyscale.

#MAC AMIGA EMULATOR MAC OS#

The 1st-gen A-MAX that I have will boot up to Mac OS 6.0.3, according to some info I found online. This strange rectangular brick connects (externally) the the rear of the A2000, and when outfitted with genuine ROM chips from a Mac 128k or 512k Mac, allows the Amiga to natively run (early!) Mac software.

Second, it got a Commodore-brand 'A25000' RAM board with 2 megs of DRAM chips soldered on.ДЇinally (and this is the part that makes it relevant to the MLA), this A2000 has an A-MAX Macintosh emulator module. The slots on my board are empty, but the drive is fully functioning, loaded with software, and boots flawlessly! The A2000 I got is a plain-jane model (it didn't leave the factory with any of the special options like a hard disk or RAM expansion), but at some point in its life it underwent some significant upgrades:ДЇirst, it received a 'Great Valley Products' Impact A4000-HC+8 - essentially a 70 meg SCSI hard drive on an expansion board, along with 8 30-pin SIMM slots for RAM expansion. The seller was great (and may be a source of more vintage gear in the future!), but not particularly knowledgeable about this particular machine. Today I managed to win an auction for a Commodore Amiga 2000 from a local seller.

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