THE AMIGA 1200: Installing a new CF HD from scratch, and replacing the keyboard membrane

[@christianfowler3267]

Love the Amiga 1200. Such a beautiful machine!

[@Arcticretro]

It really is!

[@congestiontv]

I never had an Amiga and am not planning on buying one. But it is very intersting seeing how you get stuff running. Maybe some day I might change my mind and begin in WinUAE. Thank you very much for these insights.

[@Arcticretro]

Thanks :) You´re welcome

[@hollgo626]

If you install fat95 and get yourself a pcmcia mode1 adaptor for cf cards, you can copy files from a fat formatted cf card from a pc to the amiga directly. File transfer cannot be easier this way....

[@hollgo626]

And, btw. Get yourself diropus or dirmaster for copying files much more comfortably...

[@brooknet]

A quick Workbench hint: the 'Clean Up' function is useful for lining-up those randomly strewn-about icons. 'Clean Up' is in the Window menu. The hotkey is RightAmiga-. if I remember correctly (someone may tell me that it's Left Amiga!). When installing new software and after copying stuff around, I do a CleanUp followed by 'Snapshot/All' to save the icon positions. That's in the Window menu too.

[@horusfalcon]

Keep the shielding! Don't discard it just because it's removed. I see you blurred out the cartridge so no one watching can read the serial numbers/installation code numbers. Your content keeps getting better. Production values are becoming well established in your videos, and information content is just about where it needs to be.

[@Arcticretro]

Thanks! I could read the serial number when I edited the video. No big deal, I just did not want to spread it.

[@TheBizzyBScience]

what amiga rev is that I have rev 1

[@Arcticretro]

Don't remember now :)

[@miked4377]

good job tommy! i dont care why you blurred out anything..that is your perogative! goodshow!

[@Arcticretro]

Thank you so much :)