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GUI HardwareInfo
Dimitris Panokostas edited this page Mar 16, 2026
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This panel displays the Autoconfig expansion map for the current emulated hardware configuration. It shows all expansion boards and memory regions that have been assigned addresses in the Amiga's address space.
A scrollable table listing all configured Autoconfig devices with the following columns:
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Type — Zorro bus type:
Z1(Zorro I),Z2(Zorro II), orZ3(Zorro III) - Name — Name of the expansion device or memory region
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Start — Start address in hexadecimal (e.g.,
0x00200000) - End — End address in hexadecimal (inclusive)
- Size — Size of the region in bytes, KB, or MB
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ID — Manufacturer ID and Product ID in hexadecimal format (
0xMANUF / 0xPROD)
Click a row to select it. The selected row can be repositioned using the Move up/Move down buttons when custom board ordering is enabled.
- Enables manual reordering of expansion boards in the Autoconfig chain.
- When enabled, the Move up and Move down buttons become active for the selected row.
- Changing the order affects which boards are assigned addresses first during Autoconfig enumeration.
- Moves the selected board one position earlier in the Autoconfig chain.
- Only available when "Custom board order" is enabled and a row is selected.
- Moves the selected board one position later in the Autoconfig chain.
- Only available when "Custom board order" is enabled and a row is selected.
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