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--- amiga:projects:pistorm [2025/12/01 11:42] – gizmo
+++ amiga:projects:pistorm [2025/12/01 17:55] (aktuell) – gizmo
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 So the new Plan is now to purchase a Pi-Storm replacing Amiga-CPU and use a Pi Zero (not a Pi 3) as Replacement.
-At the Moment i'd prefer the more "Raw" Version without Overhead of a complete Raspberrian-OS, but we will see.
+At the Moment i'd prefer the more "Raw" Version without Overhead of a complete Raspberrian-OS - so emu68, but we will see.
 <del>Right now it's still a future Project.</del>
+  * **Status: Ordered Nov 2025 - Awaiting Delivery**
 ===== Basics =====
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9W2jzHcix0
-===== emu86 =====
+===== emu68 =====
 Starting Point Tutorials
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 https://michalsc.github.io/Emu68/tutorials/P96_Setup.html
+===== Github-Repo =====
+https://github.com/michalsc/Emu68
+===== Partitioning =====
+I parted with Linux on Raspberry PI with **fdisk** and MBR not GPT
+So i neither used CMD/Powershell in Windows nor [[https://mja65.github.io/Emu68-Imager/|Emu68-Imager]]
+Set Partition Types "d" for FAT16 Bootup-Device (emu68, PartNo 1) and Type "76" for Amiga-Emulated-HDs (PartNo 2+3)
+I used a USB-Adapter for SD-Card and my SD-Card was recognized as /dev/sda, use fdisk -l to list devices and choose the correct one, /dev/mmcblk0 is the SD-Card IN the Raspberry Pi itself
+Create fat-Filesystem with **mkfs.vfat /dev/sda1**
+I only created 3 Partitions as i don't know right now if 4th Partition with about 60gb would be usable as one whole Primary Partition or if i would need a extended Partition. To stay as compatible as possible i just used 1gb for Partition 2 and 2gb for Partition 3. Those would be visible on Amiga as whole Harddisks u would have to partition with HDToolBox within Workbench/AmigaOS.
+I'm planning 2 create 4 Amiga-(Sub-)Partitions for the 1gb-Partition for different (bootable) OperatingSystems/Workbench/Amiga-OS-Installations with 256MB each. I would switch/set BootPriority of Amiga-Partitions from within Workbench/AmigaOS
+===== Copy emu68 + Configure =====
+  * Download ZIP Archive from https://github.com/michalsc/Emu68/releases or (Cross-)Compile yourself
+  * Extract ZIP-Contents 2 First Partition
+  * Copy ROM-File to SD-Card
+  * Edit config.txt if necessary
+I changed the Rom-File-Name on bottom of config-file 2 a more comprehensive Name with included version so kick-3.1.rom
+//**AWAITING DELIVERY FOR FIRST TRY**//