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Can It Really Be Done?
« on: January 18, 2009, 05:49:21 PM »
I love my clunky old A2000 and soon I'll be done getting it back up and running. At the same time as rebuilding it, I've been building a couple of new PCs for my home network, and it occurred to me - wouldn't it be nice (and quite a challenge) to build a brand new Amiga from scratch, using as few "vintage" parts as possible. In essence a whole, spanking new machine built on Amiga specs, protocols and hardware, but cobbled together by me, and not purchased whole from some vendor. Can it in fact, be done? Would I be able to find a brand new motherboard (not necessarily a classic A1000/2000/3000/4000 board, however one would be nice!) and all shiny brand new components? How would I begin? Which platform should I use? OS? I'd really love to make this imaginary, mythological machine of my own making my main computer, with which to replace the current PC I'm using! Help me out - how would I start?