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'''''MI''ST''' (A''' | '''''MI''ST''' (A'''''MI'''''ga / '''ST''') is an [[open source]] [[field-programmable gate array]] board. It was created by [[Till Harbaum]]. The initial systems supported were for [[Amiga]], using a core adapted from the [[Minimig]] ('''Mini''' A'''mig'''a) project by [[Dennis van Weeren]], and the [[Atari ST]], using a core primarily developed by Harbaum. | ||
More cores were developed for various [[arcade]] boards, [[computer]]s, and [[video game console]]s. It was expanded into the [[MiSTer]] project. | More cores were developed for various [[arcade]] boards, [[computer]]s, and [[video game console]]s. It was expanded into the [[MiSTer]] project. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 22 June 2025
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| MIST | |
| Designer | Till Harbaum |
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| Manufacturer | Till Harbaum |
| Distributor | |
| CPU | Altera Cyclone III EP3C25 FPGA |
| Graphics | HDMI |
| Memory | 32MB SDRAM |
| Media | SD card |
| Released | Worldwide: 2012 |
| Added to Museum | Not yet |
MIST (AMIga / ST) is an open source field-programmable gate array board. It was created by Till Harbaum. The initial systems supported were for Amiga, using a core adapted from the Minimig (Mini Amiga) project by Dennis van Weeren, and the Atari ST, using a core primarily developed by Harbaum.
More cores were developed for various arcade boards, computers, and video game consoles. It was expanded into the MiSTer project.