There is a whole load of top notch comedy in this thread - lots of people who seem to seriously believe that Jens _really_ wanted an Efika board for free (I'd toss one in the bin) or 'funding' for his project (even more hilarious).
There was a thread (I think on AW.NET) where a load of users gushed about how great it would be to have Clone-A on a PCI card for Pegasos/Efika. Various Amiga fans asked Jens to talk to Genesi about it and he put aside his personal distate and showed some professionalism unlike Genesi in turn. In case you haven't noticed he is (according to the morphos.net page) still owed a not insignificant sum of money by Genesi.
Re: Clone-A on Efika, I'm opposed to the idea frankly, Efika is comically underpowered for it's price like most other PPC/Amiga boards being developed at the moment while the original idea of a mITX-based Clone-A equipped standalone computer is a much more attractive prospect to me for 'hobbyist' purposes.
For me the 'dream' is a cheap low power consumption, low heat production, x86 based mITX board; with Clone-A on a single chip onboard for 'classic' Amiga stuff and modern video/sound onboard for, er. modern stuff. Run Linux with UAE and if they sort out dual booting then AROS aswell. Maybe an A1200 internal keyboard socket aswell since mITX boards can easily fit in the A1200 case with plenty room to spare for floppy, 2.5" HD and slimline DVD.
