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A500 + 2MB RAM (1.3 ROM, 68000, OCS) A1200 + 8MB RAM (3.1 ROM, 68020, AGA) A4000 (3.X ROM. 68020, JIT, TCP/IP, 10MB FAT Agnus OCS) CDTV (1.3+CDTV ROMs, 68000, ECS, 1MB Chip, no floppy) CD32 (CD32 ROMs, 68EC020, AGA, 2MB chip, no floppy) AXXXX - general non specific machine

On the same IBM Thinkpad upgraded to a 100GB harddrive with three Linux partition.

I have modified the GNU-GRUB menu to start the selected emulation.

AmigaCD32 - same as previously discussed

A4000 - this is the default installation but with an additional DH3 - that conatins all the WHDload games. This is a PAL emulation.

A2000 - virtually copy of my real A2000 - I used AmigaExplorer to pull the ROM file from my Amiga.

@Nonefornow

I do something like this at the display manager level by creating an xsession .desktop file for each emulation configuration, and another one for AROS.

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Nonefornow wrote: [quote]A500 + 2MB RAM (1.3 ROM, 68000, OCS)

You can try 1MB chip ram + 1.75MB of "slow ram" for better compatibility.

Or maybe 0.5MB chip ram + 1.75MB of slow ram if there are games that don't like >0.5MB of chip ram.
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A4000 - this is the default installation but with an additional DH3 - that conatins all the WHDload games. This is a PAL emulation.

Here you could add 8MB Z2 fast ram and 512MB of Z3.
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A2000 - virtually copy of my real A2000 - I used AmigaExplorer to pull the ROM file from my Amiga.

For this maybe 2MB chip ram + 8MB fast ram + 1.75MB slow ram should be the better config.