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Amiga · Paula 8364R7 · logic analyzer You type dir on an Amiga and press Return.

Cover art and die photograph by Keith Monahan I have been working with Amiga floppy disks from the outside since 2005, starting with the Amiga Floppy Project and the hardware that followed it.

Background As some of you may know, I’ve been working for awhile reverse engineering a DataFlyer 500 SCSI HDD controller from the 1990s.

Disclaimer: While I purchased these myself at full price, Gisler did pay for shipping.

Intro If you’re into retro computing, you probably know the Commodore Amiga 500—a beloved classic with surprisingly capable hardware for its time.

As some of you that have been following my reverse engineering efforts over the last few years, one of the tasks I took on was reverse engineering the BUSS PAL TIBPAL16L8-25 present in on the Expansion Systems Dataflyer plus SCSI-ONLY card.

In September 2006, I bought a Samsung 204B SyncMaster monitor for $320 plus tax.

There was a HDD backup utility for the Commodore Amiga called Quarterback, part of a suite of tools called Quarterback Tools.

I just recently added another HP/Agilent logic analyzer to my collection.

So for today ladies and gentlemen, I present a teardown of an HP/Agilent logic analyzer cable.