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| + | Devices are software interfaces for controlling physical computer hardware, such as keyboards, printers, soundcards, and disk drives, or they can be used for controlling the software entities created by the operating system, for instance a console or a clipboard. They provide a uniform and standardized command set for communicating with hardware and software entities. |
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| − | [[Introduction to Amiga System Devices]] |
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== Devices == |
== Devices == |
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[[Audio Device]] |
[[Audio Device]] |
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[[Trackdisk Device]] |
[[Trackdisk Device]] |
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| + | :[[Supporting_Disk_Change_Events|Supporting Disk Change Events]] |
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| + | [[USBSys Device]] |
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| − | == Resources == |
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| + | == Example Device == |
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| − | [[Resources]] |
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| + | [[Example Device]] |
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| − | == IFF: Interchange File Format == |
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| + | == Miscellaneous == |
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| − | [[A Quick Introduction to IFF]] |
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[[Amiga Floppy Boot Process and Physical Layout]] |
[[Amiga Floppy Boot Process and Physical Layout]] |
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Latest revision as of 01:03, 21 September 2018
Introduction
Devices are software interfaces for controlling physical computer hardware, such as keyboards, printers, soundcards, and disk drives, or they can be used for controlling the software entities created by the operating system, for instance a console or a clipboard. They provide a uniform and standardized command set for communicating with hardware and software entities.
