Commodore Amiga CD Guide: Difference between revisions

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Commodore Amiga 500, an example Commodore Amiga CD compatible computer
Attribution: Bill Bertram, BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons

Definition: Commodore Amiga CD refers to Commodore's Amiga line of computers. The majority of Commodore Amiga software were floppy disks, however users were able to connect an external CD-ROM drive and run CD-ROM games and applications.

Follow IBM PC Guide for dumping

PC/Amiga Hybrids go in IBM PC (i.e. Speccy Classix)

Generally:

Works on CDTV -> Add as CDTV
Doesn't work on CDTV, works on CD32 -> Add as CD32
Rest as ACD

Notes:

"Working" on CD32 counts if it boots and functions with "CD32 Pad" - Can test with WinUAE/FS-UAE
STARTUP-SEQUENCE file in "S" Folder points to main executable and is required for CDTV/CD32 support
If boots on CDTV but pad support or mouse support not present, add to ACD

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 [[File:CommodoreAmigaCD.jpg|256px|thumb|right|Commodore Amiga 500, an example Commodore Amiga CD compatible computer<hr />Attribution: Bill Bertram, [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5|CC BY-SA 2.5], via Wikimedia Commons]]
-'''Definition:''' Commodore Amiga CD refers to Commodore's Amiga line of computers. The majority of Commodore Amiga software were floppy disks, however users were able to connect an external CD-ROM drive and run CD-ROM games and applications.
+'''Definition:''' Commodore Amiga CD refers to Commodore's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga Amiga] line of computers. The majority of Commodore Amiga software were floppy disks, however users were able to connect an external CD-ROM drive and run CD-ROM games and applications.
 Follow IBM PC Guide for dumping

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