jen-ss
What I would like to know is what distinguishes your "Clone-A" from Dennis's MiniMig
I think Dennis stated that he can not provide us with Hardware for MiniMig, it seems Individual computers can provide hardware for people like me, who are to dumb to create their own 6 layer board with an 75W soldering iron on their wooden workbench. :lol:
... build a real-working Amiga 500 with 3 full time programmers probably putting some extreme overtime in to copy the Amiga chip set "1 on 1". What does it get me though?
It is said that the plans for AGA chips are lost, i like the idea that Jens and Oliver at one time, first finishing OCS/ECS will be able to re- implement AGA on real silicon not FPGA. (I think it should be possible if you know all about the inner workings of the chips, right?). I know AGA is old useless technology, bla, bla, nobody need's it in 2006, and real silicon is too expensive either. But i'm a ignorant....so i don't listen.
If you think i'm crazy - here is the rest... They could also extend AGA and implement some/all of the features of AAA. Yes i know, as before, to little, to late in 2006. But i'm a believer...
The Amiga still won the last Demo competition in 2006. Even with old crappy AGA and an 68060. So give the old lady a new make up and she'll be ready to win the Demo Competition in 2025 also. :-D