Now that the new write enabled core has been released there is a sudden rush of new interest in the Minimig v1.1 boards.

The #1 question seems to be whether a potential customer's existing monitor will work with the PAL core or what model LCD would be a good purchase to go with the Minimig.

I can't find a good source for this information so I went to the Open Circuits Minimig Software Wikki page and added 2 more tables:

1.  Tested monitors.
2.  Tested SD Cards.

Please help me populate these tables.  If you have a Minimig and you use an LCD TV or monitor then either edit the page to include the information or post it here and I'll make regular updates myself.  The same goes for the SD Cards just in case there are particular brands that don't work.

For those of you who upgrade to the new cores, please post here and/or update the games list so that we can confirm which games that previously didn't work now function correctly.

Here's the links to the Wiki:

Main Page
http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_compatibility

Software:
http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_Software_compatibility

SD/MMC Cards:
http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_SD-card_compatibility

LCD/Plasma Displays:
http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_display_compatibility

Thanks for your help.

New!

Boing4000 as released a "Turbo" version of Yaqube's cores here:

http://asc.dyndns.org/minimig/download/

Simply fit a jumper to the Minimig to have it running with a 68000 at 14MHz!

Darrin wrote:
Now that the new write enabled core has been released there is a sudden rush of new interest in the Minimig v1.1 boards.

Yes, the increased interest is very cool and may lead to even more improvements to the core.  Thank you Dennis for inventing the MiniMig and to all of the people working on enhancements to the original design.

In addition to the information you are collecting on the Wiki, or anywhere else, I would like to know just how many MiniMig's have been sold to and how many have been built by A.org members?  Also how many total MiniMigs are out there by now?

The MiniMig is such a cool development in the history line of the Amiga.  We as a community should be very proud of Dennis and what he has done.  It has opened a door that will lead to many other amazing projects I think.

@ Amigadave

I don't think it has ever been stated how many complete v1.1 boards were produced by aCube.

Quite a few people ordered blank boards before then, but sourcing the parts and soldering the chips was harder than expected.

freqmax wrote:
I splitted the page into software/sdcard/display sections:
http://www.opencircuits.com/Minimig_compatibility

Otherwise the software list will be seriously cluttered eventually.

Thanks for that.

Some of the games I retested that didn't work before, but now do have got 2 entries:  one to show that they don't work under the old core and another to show that they work with the new core.  Do you think I should delete the old entry and just have the new one?

Can I just add an SD brand here that works with my Minimig ?

Unity (UnityDigital) 1GB

Everblue wrote:
So Samsung 151s is actually tried and tested?

Well, the manual says it's suitable so there's absoluetly no reason to expect anything different.

I think it's better to add an entry (as done now) for a new core. And specify if works for it. That way you can figure out if a game works with the preprogrammed core. Or if you need to update it.
Suppose you can't have NTSC with the new core, but want to run a certain game.

Try to avoid the uppercase stuff:
"MINIMIG HARDWARE COMPATABILITY"
vs
"Minimig hardware compatability"

monitor that doesn't work

Mecer 19 inch LCD Wide TW999-BK

works with yaqube's minimig1 file (released earlier this year) and the two I/O connectors shorted but with the new firmware/minimig1 file all I get is Input display out of range  
so had to reflash the PIC back to older firmware