Closest projects to SF2000 in the index. If they solve the same problem,
the maintainers may gain more from collaborating than from building in parallel.
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Firmware for the Spitfire 2000 Amiga Accelerator
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Spitfire 500, A low-end 14 MHz Accelerator with IDE and 4/8 MB fast RAM for the Amiga 500.
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SPIder is an adapter that interfaces SPI devices to the clockport on an Amiga
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An open source flicker fixer PCB for Amiga 1200 and 500
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A mini-DTX version of the Amiga 2000 (motherboard)
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8MB FastRAM Board for the Amiga 500 & Amiga 500+
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TF536 Amiga Card Sources
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A parallel to ESP32 project for the Amiga
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Amiga 2000 Zorro II Fast RAM Expansion
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A cheap 68EC020 turbocard for the Amiga with 16MB RAM and IDE
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An Amiga 1000-500-2000-3000 DF0: - External Floppy Drive Swapper
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The TF328 CD32 Ram + IDE Board
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Use a CompactFlash card with your Amiga retro computer
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Here is a Picasso 4MB Flicker Fixed for Amiga 2000, 3000 and 4000
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Amiga 500 accelerator based on 68030FE33 in TQFP package
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Terrible Fire 520 Accelerator for the Amiga
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A device that bridges the Amiga parallel port to a USB FIFO (FT240X)
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[WIP] Modern Amiga 1200 clone implementation using Cyclone V FPGA
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Emulating Amiga and Motorola 6000 on tang FPGA
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Very low profile vidiot modules for Amiga
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SDBox-v2 for Amiga, compatible with the new updated card-detect firmware
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Vintage sound chip and PSG resources
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Reverse enginiered schematics for Amiga 2000 GVP Combo 040 accelerator board
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xNEXTOS A LEGO-style, fully customizable “Next” platform—retro and futuristic at once. Who it’s for ? Everyone who loves classic micros. For What ? Fans of ZX Spectrum Next and the wider retro scene: CPC/CoCo, MSX,...
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My build of the Amiga 500
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A drop in replacement CIA for old Amiga Computers
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This is the repository for Buffee Nano, the very, very lowest end FPGA Amiga accelerator