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  1. Retrostic
    https://www.retrostic.com/bios

    BIOS Files for Game Consoles - Retrostic

  2. Libretro Docs
    https://docs.libretro.com/library/puae

    Commodore - Amiga (PUAE) - Libretro Docs

  4. Libretro Docs
    https://docs.libretro.com/library/bios

    BIOS Information Hub - Libretro Docs

  5. Libretro Docs
    https://docs.libretro.com/library/vice

    Commodore - 8-bit (VICE) - Libretro Docs

  6. People also ask
    Where can I find a BIOS file?
    Usually is the system folder, which can be located in RetroArch by going to: Settings->Directory->System/BIOS (look at the right column). The specific core information page will tell you where exactly. (you may need to create a subfolder) Verify that the file (s) have the same name and extension that appears in the core info/docs page.

    BIOS Information Hub - Libretro Docs

    docs.libretro.com
    Why did Commodore release the Amiga 1500?
    The only difference is that the Amiga 1500 shipped with two floppy drives, 1MB Chip RAM and a new nameplate. The exact reason why Commodore chose to release such a limited machine has remained a mystery for years. Many suggest CBM UK released it to "kill" an A500 desktop conversion unit sold by Checkmate Digital that was also called the A1500.

    Commodore Amiga 1500 - Computer - Computing History

    computinghistory.org.uk
    Can Amiga games be stored in ADF files unaltered?
    Most full-price commercial Amiga games had some form of custom disk format and/or copy protection. For this reason, most commercial Amiga games cannot be stored in ADF files unaltered, but there is an alternative called Interchangeable Preservation Format (IPF) which was specifically designed for this purpose.

    Commodore - Amiga (PUAE) - Libretro Docs

    docs.libretro.com
    What is the difference between Amiga 1500 and A1500?
    The A1500 was a UK-specific machine derived from the A2000. Both machines use a socketed Motorola 68000 7.14 MHz CPU and were shipped with an empty processor slot. The operating system also remained the same, shipping with Kickstart 1.3. The only difference is that the Amiga 1500 shipped with two floppy drives, 1MB Chip RAM and a new nameplate.

    Commodore Amiga 1500 - Computer - Computing History

    computinghistory.org.uk
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  7. RetroEmulators.com
    https://retroemulators.com/bios/mame-0133

    MAME Complete BIOS Pack (SET 0.133) Download ...

  8. Planet Emulation
    https://www.planetemu.net/emulateurs/amiga

    Émulateurs Amiga - Planet Emulation

  9. Reddit
    https://www.reddit.com/.../1d2jtor/bios_files

    BIOS files : r/RG35XX_Plus - Reddit

  10. RetroEmulators.com
    https://retroemulators.com/bios

    BIOS Files for Game Consoles - RetroEmulators.com

  11. The Centre for Computing History
    https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/.../Commodore-Amiga-1500

    Commodore Amiga 1500 - Computer - Computing History

  12. amigarealm.com
    https://www.amigarealm.com

    Amiga Realm - An Amiga Internet Directory Service and ...

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