Note: Please note that emulations like WinUAE or FS-UAE are not officially supported platforms for AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition for Classic.Hello, I'm attempting to install Amiga 4.1 Final Edition with Amiga Forever 2016, but I'm unable to boot into the OS once I finish installing. I've followed the instructions on Amiga Forever's website, however, once I finish installing, I eject the CD ISO image and get a message stating I need to put in the CD. If I remove the boot floppy, I get a message stating: 'Not a DOS disk in device DH0'. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, as I've followed the instructions directly, but I could of missed something along the way, which seems odd.Ī rundown of what I did. I copied the Amiga 4000 PPC desktop from Amiga Forever and renamed it to Amiga OS 4.1. After that, I created a 2GB hard disk file. Then, I added the boot disk and Amiga OS 4.1 install CD ISO.

After I saved my work, I ran the desktop and installed the OS. After installing, I rebooted and ejected the CD, but then I'm given a message stating I need to put in the CD, however doing that will boot the cd. Ejecting the boot floppy will give me an error that I mentioned before about not being a DOS disk. How to install OS 4.0 Classic on WinUAE PPC I had the same problem on Winuae, I tried all sorts of Youtube videos etc, I found this perfect tutorial on here, Not sure where it is on here but this worked a treat, many thanks to who ever posted this -) I don't know why I'm not able to get it to work. The quality of your OS 4.0 Classic installation under emulation in no way reflects on how it runs on REAL Amiga/AmigaOne hardware.Īs a previous AmigaOne owner, I can assure you that Amiga OS 4.0 runs extremely smoothly and with a lot more stability than it does under emulation, where there are quite a few features that do not work as they do on real hardware. This installation guide is written using MY experience of installing OS 4.0 Classic. There are probably many ways of getting this to work, but this is the method that I have used and know that it is possible.

This method (At least part 1 and 2) will probably work for OS 4.1 Classic as well, but I do not own a copy to try it out. I have gone through this guide step-by-step and done an additional setup myself, so I know that it works.

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