A: Yes. Once the emulation software is running the Amiga side of the emulation can see either a directory on the host file system (e.g. a directory anywhere on a Windows drive) or a hardfile (a single file, used by the emulation as if it were an Amiga hard disk) as an Amiga partition. Several of these can be mounted at the same time, so that for example the (emulated) Amiga Workbench shows icons for an Amiga System and Work partition, as well as for the PC's hard drive and CD-ROM. Of the two options, we do in general recommend the use of mounted directories instead of hardfiles for larger data sets, however each method has advantages and disadvantages.

To add a hardfile or directory to an Amiga configuration, right-click it, select Edit, and then add the desired content in the Media tab of the configuration editor.

Related Links

• Host File System vs. Hardfiles
• Referencing External Content in RP9 Files
• System Configuration Import Checklist
• Reading Amiga Non-Floppy Media on PC
• Using Amiga Floppy Disk Image Files
• Reading Amiga Floppy Disks on PC
• Booting a PC into Workbench
• Archival of Amiga Floppy Disks
• The Amiga Emulators tutorial
• The Data Sharing tutorial
• The Migration Tips tutorial