All models supported, including the Medusa clone. The following Atari models (or clones) have the "right" processor built-in: Atari Falcon, Atari Falcon with Afterburner 040, Atari TT, and Medusa. However, the standard Falcon does not have an FPU built-in (so you will need to add an FPU). Accelerators are available for all Ataris that will upgrade the CPU to an acceptable level; see the section called Processor for the CPU/MMU/FPU combinations currently supported by Linux/m68k.
Note that in some of the older Atari TTs there is a bug in the PAL controlling the access to the FPU. This may cause crashes (see the section called TT-FPU bug in Chapter 6).
Supported built-in hardware:
SCSI
ACSI
IDE: Falcon
All serial ports (including the MIDI port)
Keyboard (several keymaps are available in Debian/m68k kbd package; some others are available at ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/Linux/680x0/bin/system/keymaps/)
Mouse
Parallel port
Real-time clock
Floppy drives: DD, HD, ED
Atari graphics: ST, TT, Falcon, Medusa (atafb)
System beep
Sound: TT, Falcon
ET4000 and Mach64 in Falcon are partially supported (you can't change the resolution).
Linux's Minix FS is compatible with the Minix V2 FS used with MiNT.
Supported RAM cards:
FX-card (Falcon)
Magnum (Falcon)
Supported Ethernet cards:
RieblCard
PAM's VME boards
most Lance-based Ethernet cards should work
Screen extenders: Screenblaster, Onscreen work, others should work too.
Other peripherals: Atari Laser Printer