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--- blog:amiga_minimig_index [2024/03/18 17:05] – [ARM Controller firmware] john
+++ blog:amiga_minimig_index [2024/03/18 17:48] (current) – [Video Output] john
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 ^ Filename                             ^ Date                 ^ Source                                        ^ Notes ^
-| {{:blog:amiga:fw140501.zip|}}        | 16th June, 2021      | https://www.minimig.ca/index.php/software/    | Listed as the latest available core in the "//Minimig Software for Super PIC 18F26K20 and ARM controller//" section. |
 | {{:blog:amiga:minimig-rel4.zip|}}    | 14th February, 2016  | https://somuch.guru/minimig/original-minimig/ | Based on //FSB150520// + //boing4000// fixes + //rkrajnc// fixes.      |
+| {{:blog:amiga:fw140501.zip|}}        | 16th June, 2014      | https://www.minimig.ca/index.php/software/    | Listed as the latest available core in the "//Minimig Software for Super PIC 18F26K20 and ARM controller//" section. It is listed just as //minimig1.bin//, but is zipped with the date of the release here. |
 | {{:blog:amiga:fyq100818.zip|}}       | 19th August, 2010    | https://www.minimig.ca/index.php/software/    | To be used with ARM firmware AYQ100818.zip.      |
 | {{:blog:amiga:fyq091224.zip|}}       | 24th December, 2009  | https://www.minimig.ca/index.php/software/    | To be used with ARM firmware AYQ091224.zip.      |
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 Make sure that the display device you are using supports 50Hz at either 15KHz (most TV's will do this) or 31KHz. It's just out of the bottom of most modern LCD monitors display ranges. If you have trouble getting the Minimig to display at 50Hz, you can force it to start in 60Hz/NTSC mode (in most FPGA core versions) by holding //F1// on the keyboard at power-on.
+===== Hard Disk Images =====