Sadly you can't run any version of Amiga Linux OS via WinUAE. This is because they all need an MMU to be present as part of the CPU, and WinUAE doesn't currently emulate the MMU (as we mentioned before).

The developer of WinUAE has said he has no really interest in spending time developing MMU emulation within WinUAE because it was hardly ever used by any Amiga software. Personally I would love to see it added because otherwise we are not getting 100% accurately emulated Amigas when using WinUAE. I know not much software did use it (I can only think of about 4 programs), but it was still a part of the Amiga hardware. Plus with its inclusion we could then run Linux.

It would however run perfectly well on your real A1200 with 030 CPU.