. Commodore, Cloanto, and other rights holders still own this code. While the CD32 has been discontinued, the ROMs are not free to distribute. You are downloading copyrighted material, and the legality depends on your jurisdiction. The safest and most legitimate way to acquire these ROMs is through official, licensed means.
Many modern emulation frontends allow you to use alternative names for these files. For instance, the main ROM may also be recognized as amiga-os-310-cd32.rom , and the extended ROM as amiga-ext-310-cd32.rom . However, using the standardized kick40... names is often the most reliable method, especially for troubleshooting. kick40060.cd32.ext download
To understand this file, you must first understand how the Amiga CD32 hardware operates. Unlike standard Amiga home computers (like the Amiga 500 or 1200) which rely on a single Kickstart ROM file, the CD32 requires a two-part BIOS system to boot: You are downloading copyrighted material, and the legality
Understanding Kickstart 40.060: The Holy Grail for Amiga CD32 Emulation For instance, the main ROM may also be
: In RetroArch, change your "Device Type" under Input to CD32 Pad to use the full button layout (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Play/Pause).