@wawa

Also I read of other limits such as USB. Can a USB stick be recognised by OS4 under emulation? Can this work in OS3 emulation even?

@ntromans

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- access to a USB stick to save and share text files; brilliant USB support via Poseidon, no issue with FAT or even NTSC formatted* sticks/external drives, just plug in and, as you'd expect, the icon pops up on Wanderer.

What's an NTSC formatted drive? Never The Same Cache twice?

@thinkchip

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It looks and works like an Amiga. It is an Amiga.

Wait I thought you said it was an AmigaOne?

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I don't know why anyone would prefer crippled 22-year-old hardware and OS3.

There's one main reason. To play games. It really only becomes crippled if you try to browse with it or you lack file sharing capabilities like a USB port. Fiddling with FTP over the network, burning a CDRW or copying to floppy is hard when you could just stick a USB stick in the middle.

@Hypex

Must be I wonder it it would also handle PAL formatted ones too.. Anyway, thanks for spotting my stupid typo - I've fixed it back in the original post.

Cheers,
Nigel.

@Hypex

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There's one main reason. To play games. It really only becomes crippled if you try to browse with it or you lack file sharing capabilities like a USB port.

Oh yeah, that's why I don't use legacy hardware that much, I don't play games that frequently.
AND the primary reason I use computers is for web browsing.

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