vAmiga VS amiberry

https://github.com/dirkwhoffmann/vAmiga/blob/master/Emulator...

Hilariously, the instance variables map 1:1 with the chips present on an Amiga motherboard. It's a great display of clean OOP modeling, but it might get messier once they add support for Amiga models with different chipsets.

If you are mostly trying to emulate a standard Amiga 500, vAmiga is a much easier app to use: https://dirkwhoffmann.github.io/vAmiga/

vAmiga is getting constant updates, but it's still early days. It's nowhere near as compatible as UAE-derived emulators, and still pretty unstable.

Should be possible. It seems to be open source, you'll just need to compile it in Termux: https://github.com/BlitterStudio/amiberry

A500 Mini is just an overpriced, very low end device that runs Amiberry, designed to extract money from suckers.

If you edit/change the contents of the whdload_db.xml file inside the boot-data.zip then you can change the per-game settings. I don't know what all the possible settings are but you should be able to make it boot to an Amiga4000-like config (or at least with a faster CPU). Some more details about this at https://github.com/BlitterStudio/amiberry/wiki/WHDLoad-Auto-booting

However, I don't know how to tell the A500mini (or more specifically, the amiberry version running on it) to use these arguments. I've figured out that after opening the game options, a file called "Historyline_v1.5_1569_ol.uae" is created on the USB drive. Based on information found elsewhere, I have manually added the following line to this file:

They're just making money off Amiberry, an easy to use Amiga emulation solution for Raspberry Pi.

I recommend updating the WHDLoad DB XML file in the TheA500 folder. It's in one of the sub folders. The latest XML file can be found here - https://github.com/midwan/amiberry/blob/master/whdboot/game-data/whdload_db.xml.