Install
amigaux 1.0: Amiga UNIX (Amix) 2.1 for the Z3660 and for classic 68030 Amigas. Pick your row.
| Machine | Medium | Route |
|---|---|---|
| A3000, A4000 or A4000T, Z3660 with a real 68060 or 68LC060 | Z3660 SD card | Z3660 SD card — the main route K1 card files |
| the same, plus an A4091 or A4092 with a CD-ROM drive or ZuluSCSI at SCSI id 3 | CD | From CD 68060 CD images |
| A3000, or an A4000 with a full 68030 (MMU) card; an A4091 or A4092 with a CD-ROM drive at SCSI id 3 | 2 floppies + CD | Classic 68030 classic kit |
| Amiberry 8.3.0 or newer, as an A3000 or an A4000/030 | ADF, ISO, HDF | Emulator classic kit |
Accepted on a real A4000 (Z3660, A4092, ZuluSCSI) on 2026-10-11: card and CD installs to the SD card, an A4092 disk and a moved disk, all booting on their own. On 2026-10-12 both 68060 CDs on the same A4000: the standard set onto a 200 MB disk from the SD-card disc, everything onto a 512 MB A4092 disk from the A4092-root disc; both first boots and the apkg checks clean. The A4000T and the A3000 are supported: same boot path and media. The classic kit is tested in emulation only.
Not supported: the stock A4000's 68EC030 (no MMU), any 68000/68020 Amiga, the Z3660's 68030 and emulated-68040 modes.
Every route: bring your own Kickstart ROM image; we ship none. Details per machine: Hardware.
The CD and disk sizes
Each CD route has one disc: the whole 2.1 distribution, 30 packages, about 300 MB. Its set menu: 1 Standard Amiga UNIX installation (17 packages, with the X11 kit: Xcore, Xbasic, olcore), 2 Everything on the disc (30), 3 Custom selection.
A 100 MB disk is too small: the standard set stops with file system full and leaves the disk
unbootable. Use a 200 MB disk or larger, or set 2 on 512 to 1000 MB.
| Set | Packages | Installed | Needs | Disk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1, Standard | 17 | 60.8 MB | 66.9 MB | 200 MB or larger |
| 2, Everything | 30 | 276.1 MB | 303.7 MB | 512 to 1000 MB (largest tested root: a 1000 MB disk, 959 MiB root), ufs root (s5 cannot hold it) |
Needs is the installed size the installer checks; the install itself needs more while it runs (each package is spooled onto the root first).
Installed systems carry a 10 MB boot slice, so later kernels fit.
Empty target images: Downloads.
More packages later: apkg update && apkg install emacs …. Every stock 2.1
package is also a plain .pkg under http://pkg.amigaux.org/stock/.
Stuck? Report it in jusii/amigaux; see Support.