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Hello everyone,

I have seen that there is a project for AROS on Raspberry Pi [here](https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Platforms/Arm_Raspberry_Pi_support) and I have been discussing the possibility of using it on Pistorm.

I can't contact any AROS ARM developers and I believe AROS ARM is not native and is used in hosted mode within Linux ARM.

Anyway, I think AROS can take advantage of Pistorm to load within legacy hardware. Just like we can connect a Vampire card to an Amiga 1200, or a PPC card and run ApolloOS for Vampire or AmigaOS PPC. I think Pistorm is perfect for installing AROS ARM on legacy Amiga and in the same move, we can get AROS ARM to expand to Raspberry.

The Pistorm community is quite active and AROS ARM can take Pistorm to another level, it will no longer emulate a CPU and RTG but will serve as an expansion card comparable to a PPC or Vampire, introducing AmigaOS ARM for a more united community.

Pistorm is the piece that AROS needs to be an expanded and accepted system by everyone. AROS ARM can load on RPI and through emu68 it can simulate a JIT that executes 68k code. Amiga can install a system on Pistorm that takes advantage of legacy hardware, with its custom chips and original ROMs while AROS ARM runs natively on the host.

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ARM AROS is a good start
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Platforms/ARM_support

There is AmiKit for Pi

Yes I saw the wiki, it has not contact ways to Devs or anywho...

I think it is abandonned, May be there are any Devs here and May think o the idea.

Cheers

i didnt understood your point.
pistorm allready do that ... i think
the arm port is not need in emu68 land, the pi can also be used with a regular arm linux distro...
but i do agree, i like the match of raspberry, aros and pistorm!

check this out: [url]https://github.com/harbaum/NanoMig[/url]

i think that nanomig can be an amiga HAT for raspberry (much like the pistorm approach)

btw: it seems a new variant came out: 60k [url]https://x.com/SipeedIO/status/1853751556417495537[/url]


best regards,

[quote name=CoolCat5000 post=6920]
but i do agree, i like the match of raspberry, aros and pistorm!

check this out: [url]https://github.com/harbaum/NanoMig[/url]

i think that nanomig can be an amiga HAT for raspberry (much like the pistorm approach)

btw: it seems a new variant came out: 60k [url]https://x.com/SipeedIO/status/1853751556417495537[/url]


best regards,[/quote]

It would be a nice fit. AROS ARM Pistorm.

Nanomig surely is sweet, but from what I've heard it doesn't have enough gpios.

One thing that could be interesting IMO would be to see AROS 68k running on EMU68 in raspberry pi standalone.

Nothing has been understood...
The idea is to install Aros ARM on Linux ARM, on the RPI that connects to PiStorm and use it from the Amiga hardware

There's nothing done like this.
Aros ARM would be the native operating system for PiStorm. That is to say that eAmiga hardware with PiStorm can use an ARM system, in the same way that you can use an AmigaOS PPC system with a PPC expansion.

[quote name=CoolCat5000 post=6920]@CoolCat5000 - i didnt understood your point.
pistorm allready do that ... i think
the arm port is not need in emu68 land, the pi can also be used with a regular arm linux distro...
but i do agree, i like the match of raspberry, aros and pistorm!

best regards,[/quote]

PiStorms software is good but is not yet ARM AmigaOS
WHatever is state of ARM AROS, they could greatly fit

Please Forget this concept... it was evolutionated to a new one much better.
I will share it, will be also open .

It name is AmiUX
https://github.com/germandroide/AmiUX

The concept will start for a non PiStorm project, PiStorm version is in cue.

Still in the doc phase.
If you are curious, you can follow the Github and read the web.

It will be constant updates . 🦾