Do I or don't I?

shovel · 18 October 2013, 22:40

I already have Amiga Forever installed. I also would like to install WINUAE by itself. So the question is should I or not. Reason for asking is because of the tutorial I saw quoting this as the default path:

C:\Program Files\Winuae). If you have Amiga Forever, it will be installed to: C:\Program files\Cloanto\Amiga Forever\Emulation\Winuae.

So if you say it's up to me then I suppose I just install as per the Forever. Only difference would be for Program files(x86).
I have a feeling someone, if not all will probably say DON'T install WINUAE because it's already there with the Forever.

Roger

Retrofan · 18 October 2013, 23:22

Ejem... I've got AF and WinUAE of course. I only use AF for the Kickstarts and adf files.

shovel · 18 October 2013, 23:30

Thanks Retro. Do I take it then that instead of downloading the ROMs, I can use those in AF? I'm new to this emulation, and I don't know how to use it. You think it would be better to download WINUAE then?

zipper · 19 October 2013, 12:27

I do have a double - Amiga Forever as usual and then Amikit in I: drive; it uses C: just for startup links. They both use the AF roms atm.

shovel · 19 October 2013, 20:15

I have installed AmiKit. I noted that there was something in the official AmiKit site about, and I quote: For AmiKit to work, you do need Amiga ROM and Operating System. Is that right as I do have the AF as I said, as it was downloaded through the System link in AF. On that thought is there an advantage if I chose to download the AmigaSYS too?

18 October 2013, 22:40	#1
shovel Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Chatham Age: 82 Posts: 81	Do I or don't I? I already have Amiga Forever installed. I also would like to install WINUAE by itself. So the question is should I or not. Reason for asking is because of the tutorial I saw quoting this as the default path: C:\Program Files\Winuae). If you have Amiga Forever, it will be installed to: C:\Program files\Cloanto\Amiga Forever\Emulation\Winuae. So if you say it's up to me then I suppose I just install as per the Forever. Only difference would be for Program files(x86). I have a feeling someone, if not all will probably say DON'T install WINUAE because it's already there with the Forever. Roger

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shovel Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Chatham Age: 82 Posts: 81	Thanks Retro. Do I take it then that instead of downloading the ROMs, I can use those in AF? I'm new to this emulation, and I don't know how to use it. You think it would be better to download WINUAE then?

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zipper Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: finland Posts: 1,837	I do have a double - Amiga Forever as usual and then Amikit in I: drive; it uses C: just for startup links. They both use the AF roms atm.

19 October 2013, 20:15	#5
shovel Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Chatham Age: 82 Posts: 81	I have installed AmiKit. I noted that there was something in the official AmiKit site about, and I quote: For AmiKit to work, you do need Amiga ROM and Operating System. Is that right as I do have the AF as I said, as it was downloaded through the System link in AF. On that thought is there an advantage if I chose to download the AmigaSYS too?

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