Pimmodore Rapsberry Pi Amiga / Commodore emulator

Hey, everyone! I just recorded a new video that we were talking about earlier. In this video, I showcase the revamped Amiga system, and not just Amiga but the entire Commodore experience! If you're not into the nitty-gritty technical details, feel free to skip to 3 minutes and 46 seconds, where I provide a hands-on tutorial on how to navigate and operate this system.
I've configured everything on DietPi, a streamlined version of Debian Bookworm 12, all neatly packed into a 64GB card. It's a great solution as it accommodates several cooperative systems, capturing everything Commodore has ever offered.
The video is accelerated for added dynamism, but if you prefer the original speed, feel free to adjust the playback speed in your player.
And here's the exciting part - there's a bombshell surprise waiting for you at the end of the video, so make sure to watch it till the end!
We've named this new system 'Pimmodore,' but we had a hilarious moment where we forgot to replace the raspberry sign with a tomato during the filming. It just popped into our heads during the creative process.
Remember that this is an instructional video, so it's worth watching through. The system is straightforward and intuitive, boasting a vast collection of games, around 10,000 in total, including those from Amiga and C64. Oh, and I almost forgot about VIC20, where there are nearly a thousand games and programs.
All the systems are entirely free and available online. Just remember to have your own BIOS or kickstarts.
So, this is how it looks on the Raspberry Pi now, and it couldn't be better! Or maybe it can because the system is continuously evolving, and improvements are on the horizon. Follow us on RUclips; we have some exciting ideas coming up that we can't wait to share with you.
In the meantime, I wish you all the best, and stay tuned for more awesome content in our upcoming videos. See you soon!

[@juanhreben8189]

great video, any idea when will be for sale?, thanks

[@wojtekprus820]

Cards will be available on eBay in the coming days, on a service basis, meaning we install it as a service for those who prefer to entrust it to someone else, namely us. There will also be an option to download the full image from the internet a bit later. We are waiting for the ordered cards and want to add another program to the image, which will automatically sort and change the names of kickstarts to facilitate their addition to the system, and a few more days of testing :) Regards, and thank you for your opinion.

[@CARGO6000]

Genialne!, Tak właśnie sobie wyobrażam system, mogę uruchamiać AmigaOS w różnych wersjach. Czy będzie instrukcja, jak to zrobić? DietPi i co dalej?

[@wojtekprus820]

Cześć, dziękuję za Twoją opinię. Najpierw trzeba pobrać DietPi, a następnie umieścić wszystko we właściwych miejscach (jest tam taki katalog /mnt/dietpi_userdata), skonfigurować DietPi, aby uruchamiało się to tak, jak na filmie w dietpi-config, i gotowe. Jeśli chcesz, mogę wysłać Ci skrypt, który nadpisuje konfiguracje z Amiberry do default.uae, który Amiberry traktuje jako ten, z którego ma się uruchomić bez GUI. Na stronie Dietpi jest filmik gdzie jest pokazane jak to zrobić, ale w rzeczywistości Dietpi naprawde może dać "popalić" Pozdrawiam serdecznie, Wojtek.

[@CARGO6000]

@@wojtekprus820 Chciałbym, aby AmigaOS w wersji 3,2 uruchamiał się na RPi400 z pominięciem DietPi. Jedynie, co potrzeba, to sieć Internet pod AmigaOS. oraz czytnik CD/DVD pod AmigaOS, mam czytnik pod USB. Jak mogę prosić o taki skrypt... Mam oryginalny AmigaOS 3.1, 3.2 i 3.9.
Chciałbym mieć wszystkie te systemy na karcie mSD lub pendrive pod USB.

[@wojtekprus820]

podaj maila, albo gdzie Ci to wyslac? @@CARGO6000

[@wojtekprus820]

bedziesz musial sobie podmienic tylko w skrypcie swoje configi wpisac i sciezki dopisac ;)@@CARGO6000

[@CARGO6000]

@@wojtekprus820 Dziękuję dostałem skrypt

[@daffydkendle3030]

I've seen better on my Commodore Vic 20 with 16kb of memory 😂😅🎉