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Bmiga-1200/b1200-hardware github
[WIP] Modern Amiga 1200 clone implementation using Cyclone V FPGA
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endofexclusive/greta github
GRETA expansion board for the Amiga 500 computer with Fast RAM, microSD mass storage and Ethernet controller, powered by FPGA technology.
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ninevoltz/emu-bridge github
Zorro card with FPGA to emulate classic 8 bit systems in hardware, internally on Amiga computers.
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rkrajnc/minimig-mist github
Minimig for the MiST board
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dpks2003/tang9k_amiga github
Emulating Amiga and Motorola 6000 on tang FPGA
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shanshe/Z3660 github
Amiga 4000 CPU accelerator board based on A3660 and Z-turn FPGA board
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georgemog/A2065 github
Full hardware emulation of the Commodore A2065 ZorroII Ethernet card (AMD Am7990 LANCE) for the Minimig MiSTer FPGA core
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georgemog/A4091 github
Commodore A4091 Zorro III SCSI (NCR 53C710) emulation for the Minimig-AGA MiSTer core
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amigavision/AmigaVision github
The ultimate Amiga games & demo scene setup for MiSTer & Pocket FPGAs, emulators, and real hardware. Open source, community driven. This is an Amiga HDF image builder that uses WHDLoad and custom installs.
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ezrec/Amigo github
Amigo 1000 - Conversion of the Amiga 1000 schematic into Verilog 2001 RTL
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X-Seti/Morosa-1200 github
Open hardware Mini-ITX Amiga 1200 AGA reimagining with modern I/O - Italian for girlfriend
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apolkosnik/AP68040 github
A soft CPU core in Verilog that is like MC68040, includes a MMU and FPU.
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akadata/akadata-amiga-io github
Direct Raspberry Pi → Amiga custom chip I/O → Native Linux tools for driving real Amiga hardware (Paula, CIA, DMA, etc.) from a Raspberry Pi — no emulation.
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Allows Amiga 600 accelerators to be tested in Amiga 500 motherboards. Removing the risk of damage to the Amiga 600.
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piotr-wiszowaty/phloppy_0 github
Commodore Amiga floppy drive emulator
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luque/gt4amiga github
A living, moldable model of the Amiga's custom hardware — and a platform for building interactive notebooks that teach it.