Amiga 1000

21 October 2001, 11:04

I don't really know if this is a hardware or software question but, what the hell.
I've just got an old AMIGA 1000. Don't know how many of you remembers that one, but the point is, she doesn't have rom installed. I need some kinda boot disk with the rom on it so does anyone know where to get one?Or which rom do I need and in which form should it be on the disk so that it works?

Thx in advance

Toni Wilen · 21 October 2001, 11:38

To create Kickstart disk you need normal 256KB Kickstart 1.x image file and for example following program: http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/pub/amine...teKickDisk.lha

Format of Kickstart disk is very simple: "KICK", 508 bytes of zeroes, image of Kickstart ROM.

Akira · 22 October 2001, 18:14

So if you dont have a extra Amiga to make the kick disk, you are in a bit of trouble.

If someone tells me how to build such kickdisk I don't mind sending you a kickstart disk thru post.

I am always glad to help revive Amigas

22 October 2001, 19:42

I have another AMIGA but it would seem that I have a problem in getting some programs so if someone has or knows where to find grabrom or something with which to make an image of rom file I would be very appreciative

Akira · 22 October 2001, 20:25

No need to make one, download the one you want from the net

TRansfer all teh stuff to yoru otehr Amiga, and create a kickdisk for your 1000

T_hairy_bootson · 23 October 2001, 16:43

I have 2 amiga 1000s and about 4 different kickstart disks 1.1, 1.2 ,1.3 and 1.2 with extra utillities loaded on but I cant test or copy them for you because my last 1084 monitor blew up recently If I can get my hands on a TV modulator or a cheap 1084 I will be happy to send them to you

Amiga 1000s had the best build quality of any amiga

Akira · 23 October 2001, 19:01

Hey, Amigaboy keeps saying that Amiga stuff is cheaparse in Oz. You might want to try to score one in a boot fair! Nothing beats a 1084!

24 October 2001, 03:02

Quote:

Originally posted by Akira
Hey, Amigaboy keeps saying that Amiga stuff is cheaparse in Oz. You might want to try to score one in a boot fair! Nothing beats a 1084!

And Amigaboy is right in saying that. I saw a 1084 a few days ago for about $10-$20

RetroMan · 24 October 2001, 08:49

Quote:

Originally posted by Amigaboy
And Amigaboy is right in saying that. I saw a 1084 a few days ago for about $10-$20

Uhm, fair price ? Yes ! Cheap ? No !

24 October 2001, 09:32

Quote:

Originally posted by RetroMan

Uhm, fair price ? Yes ! Cheap ? No !

Of course that's cheap!

I'm talking Australian dollars. In $US it's about $5-$10

RetroMan · 24 October 2001, 09:37

Quote:

Originally posted by Amigaboy

Of course that's cheap!

I'm talking Australian dollars. In $US it's about $5-$10

Agreed

T_hairy_bootson · 24 October 2001, 12:27

WHERE????????

I've seen them for $70 the cheapest unless you buy an amiga for $200 and it comes with it

I had 3 in totaL and even though they dont work I've kept 2 of them.

24 October 2001, 12:51

A couple of places. Try :

Flea Markets (Lots of amiga stuff at rock bottom prices)
Salvation Army (This is where I've picked up A500's for $5...although I do look pretty weird walking in there, being 19 and all

)

That's all I can remember now. There's probably others, but not as significant as those two.

T_hairy_bootson · 24 October 2001, 12:57

Quote:

Originally posted by Amigaboy

And Amigaboy is right in saying that. I saw a 1084 a few days ago for about $10-$20

can you be a little more specific pls

24 October 2001, 13:13

Amigaboy points up to his previous post. Look there. There be gold

I saw it at the salvo's if you want me to be that specific

T_hairy_bootson · 24 October 2001, 13:18

actually i was hoping you would be more specific like which city or maybe even which state

24 October 2001, 13:21

Well. I'm in Sydney, but I don't think that matters too much

T_hairy_bootson · 24 October 2001, 13:29

Im in melb and the salvos only sell mouldy clothes and crappy toasters

24 October 2001, 13:33

oh. Well that explains it

You can still check out flea markets

Akira · 24 October 2001, 18:47

Retroman, you have to take into consideration the...uhmm.. 'penetration' of the Amiga product in different places. If here I see a monitor for 20 bucks, it's a fucking steal! Amigas were rare and expensive over here, always, unlike Germany or teh UK, where you could find them ten-a-penny.

You go to Japan and see a Turbo R going for 80 bucks, and you think WTF!!!, but a jap might come and say 'tsk tsk, that's expensive!' and you might want to rip his throat

Ah, I had to take that out of my chest so I don't rip your throat when you say 20 dollars for a 1084 is not cheap

I wish i could find one of those at that price!

Ohh.! Kikstart 128 arrived. Time to play when i get home

21 October 2001, 11:04	#1
Oldie Posts: n/a	Amiga 1000 I don't really know if this is a hardware or software question but, what the hell. I've just got an old AMIGA 1000. Don't know how many of you remembers that one, but the point is, she doesn't have rom installed. I need some kinda boot disk with the rom on it so does anyone know where to get one?Or which rom do I need and in which form should it be on the disk so that it works? Thx in advance

22 October 2001, 19:42	#4
Oldie Posts: n/a	thx but... I have another AMIGA but it would seem that I have a problem in getting some programs so if someone has or knows where to find grabrom or something with which to make an image of rom file I would be very appreciative

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21 October 2001, 11:38	#2
Toni Wilen WinUAE developer Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Hämeenlinna/Finland Age: 38 Posts: 12,033	To create Kickstart disk you need normal 256KB Kickstart 1.x image file and for example following program: http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/pub/amine...teKickDisk.lha Format of Kickstart disk is very simple: "KICK", 508 bytes of zeroes, image of Kickstart ROM.

22 October 2001, 18:14	#3
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	So if you dont have a extra Amiga to make the kick disk, you are in a bit of trouble. If someone tells me how to build such kickdisk I don't mind sending you a kickstart disk thru post. I am always glad to help revive Amigas

22 October 2001, 20:25	#5
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	No need to make one, download the one you want from the net TRansfer all teh stuff to yoru otehr Amiga, and create a kickdisk for your 1000

23 October 2001, 16:43	#6
T_hairy_bootson Workbitch 1.3 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 36 Posts: 1,929	I have 2 amiga 1000s and about 4 different kickstart disks 1.1, 1.2 ,1.3 and 1.2 with extra utillities loaded on but I cant test or copy them for you because my last 1084 monitor blew up recently If I can get my hands on a TV modulator or a cheap 1084 I will be happy to send them to you Amiga 1000s had the best build quality of any amiga

23 October 2001, 19:01	#7
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	Hey, Amigaboy keeps saying that Amiga stuff is cheaparse in Oz. You might want to try to score one in a boot fair! Nothing beats a 1084!

24 October 2001, 12:27	#12
T_hairy_bootson Workbitch 1.3 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 36 Posts: 1,929	WHERE???????? I've seen them for $70 the cheapest unless you buy an amiga for $200 and it comes with it I had 3 in totaL and even though they dont work I've kept 2 of them.

24 October 2001, 12:51	#13
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	A couple of places. Try : Flea Markets (Lots of amiga stuff at rock bottom prices) Salvation Army (This is where I've picked up A500's for $5...although I do look pretty weird walking in there, being 19 and all ) That's all I can remember now. There's probably others, but not as significant as those two.

24 October 2001, 13:13	#15
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	Amigaboy points up to his previous post. Look there. There be gold I saw it at the salvo's if you want me to be that specific

24 October 2001, 13:18	#16
T_hairy_bootson Workbitch 1.3 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 36 Posts: 1,929	actually i was hoping you would be more specific like which city or maybe even which state

24 October 2001, 13:21	#17
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	Well. I'm in Sydney, but I don't think that matters too much

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24 October 2001, 13:29	#18
T_hairy_bootson Workbitch 1.3 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 36 Posts: 1,929	Im in melb and the salvos only sell mouldy clothes and crappy toasters

24 October 2001, 13:33	#19
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	oh. Well that explains it You can still check out flea markets

24 October 2001, 18:47	#20
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	Retroman, you have to take into consideration the...uhmm.. 'penetration' of the Amiga product in different places. If here I see a monitor for 20 bucks, it's a fucking steal! Amigas were rare and expensive over here, always, unlike Germany or teh UK, where you could find them ten-a-penny. You go to Japan and see a Turbo R going for 80 bucks, and you think WTF!!!, but a jap might come and say 'tsk tsk, that's expensive!' and you might want to rip his throat Ah, I had to take that out of my chest so I don't rip your throat when you say 20 dollars for a 1084 is not cheap I wish i could find one of those at that price! Ohh.! Kikstart 128 arrived. Time to play when i get home