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68k Machines

Retro Designs for 68000 Family CPUs
(that I find interesting)

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A Motorola 68000-based computer, with advanced graphics and sound, built in the spirit of late 80's and early 90's machines like the Amiga.

68K Computer

A homebrew computer built around the 68010 with the companion 68451 MMU

68010 / 68451 MMU Homebrew

john-sonnenschein John Sonnenschein

My attempt at building a small computer based around a full Motorola 68000 processor.

MC68000 Computer

hayden-kroepfl Hayden Kroepfl

32-bit m68k homebrew computer with a Motorola 68030 at its core, featuring an 8-bit ISA bus for interfacing with video cards and more.

Blitz - 32bit 68030 homebrew with an ISA bus

carson-herrington Carson Herrington

A homebrew single board computer with 68030 CPUs in a UMA / SMP architecture.

Q68030

The smallest possible DIL64 MC68000 computer with full hardware monitoring, CP/M 68k capable

SDC_68k

An easy to build homebrew SBC with a 68008 CPU. Two HW options: Lite and Full. Lite allows to build a 3 ICs 68008 system running CP/M-68K.

68k-MBC: a 3 ICs 68008 homebrew computer

A homebrew minimal 68302-based SBC

Tiny302

Working with AMR's build and improvements to the TG68 FPGA project

68K CPU with Frame Buffer on FPGA

land-boardscom land-boards.com

A full-featured Motorola 68k retro computer, starring a 68010 running at 10MHz

rosco_m68k

ross-bamford Ross Bamford

68008-based homemade computer with SD-card, VGA and PS/2 support

Cobalt-68: Homebrew 68008 computer

Alexey Kosarchuk

Following the grand tradition of 68k homebrew. It's an exercise in integration, writing device drivers, and eventually something like an OS

AWP68k

MC68030 based single board computer

T030

tobias-rathje Tobias Rathje

Based on Tiny030 design

Building a 68030 computer in 5 stages