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Old 10 February 2009, 00:13   #1
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E-UAE Emulation best method.

Hi guys,

Had a change of heart and sold all my amiga kit on flea bay. Going to build a uber Linux box with Ubuntu installed. Just curious was Amiga emulation is the best,most stable and easiest to set up.

Is it AROS with E-UAE running on top.

Is it E-UAE running in ubuntu

Or is possible dual boot into x-amiga and how easy is this to configure??

Want to still to use WHD, Amiga Sys 4 and Install Octamed and HD demos with some Personal Paint.

Whats the way to go guys???????

Im all ears!!!!!!!
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Old 10 February 2009, 01:01   #2
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Hi guys,

Going to build a uber Linux box with Ubuntu installed.
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Just curious was Amiga emulation is the best, most stable and easiest to set up.

Is it AROS with E-UAE running on top.

Is it E-UAE running in ubuntu

Or is possible dual boot into x-amiga and how easy is this to configure??

Want to still to use WHD, Amiga Sys 4 and Install Octamed and HD demos with some Personal Paint.

Whats the way to go guys???????

Im all ears!!!!!!!
Hi Paradroid,

In the first part of your post, it sounds like you've already made your choice.

But, seriously, of the three options you are considering, E-UAE on X-Amiga would be my choice.

There is no need for a fully-fledged Linux installation in order to run an Amiga emulator, and X-Amiga is a mini-Linux distribution with exactly that in mind. The X-Amiga website ( http://www.xamiga.net/ ) has all the downloads and guidance you will need.

Plus, E-UAE ( http://www.rcdrummond.net/uae/index.html ) is always available in the latest version compiled for Linux/x86, whereas the AROS version lags behind somewhat.

I'm not an expert, but it seems like a clear choice to me.

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Old 10 February 2009, 07:32   #3
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Cheers thanks for the help!!!

But can you still dual boot with Ubuntu 8.10???

I presume you can as im looking to use this machine as a server as well

Thanks for your help so far.
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Old 10 February 2009, 22:26   #4
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Cheers thanks for the help!!!

But can you still dual boot with Ubuntu 8.10???

I presume you can as im looking to use this machine as a server as well

Thanks for your help so far.
Hi Paradroid,

Of course you can dual boot Ubuntu 8.10 and X-Amiga. It's just a question of how you wish to go about it.

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Old 11 February 2009, 08:54   #5
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Sorry mate, my knowledge of dual booting PC's is very limited (IE never done it lol) What ways can you go about it ??????

I know im seeming a bit thick

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Hi Paradroid90,

have a look here : http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_l...lled_first.htm
Replace XP with X-Amiga and you should be able to do it
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Hi Paradroid,

There is nothing wrong with the method suggested above by TheCyberDruid.

I personally use Partition Magic to switch the boot process between one active partition and another. In this way I can actually achieve quadruple-booting per hard disk.

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Old 12 February 2009, 09:10   #8
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Great stuff thanks guys.........May be back to you when i get the kit which ive ordered!!!!

Watch this space!!!!!!!!!!
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