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Re: minimig/replay/natami
« on: March 01, 2010, 12:01:12 AM »
Quote from: mumule;545556
Did I mixed it up ?

minimig : the original Dennis van Weeren Minig mit with a real mc68k and FPGA
replay : minimig AGA, aka fpgaarcade, : http://www.fpgaarcade.com
natami : http://www.natami.de

Three different projects ?

Cheers


That looks about right.
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Re: minimig/replay/natami
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2010, 12:02:38 AM »
Quote from: NovaCoder;545582
There are actually four projects if you count CloneA ;)

If the FPGA Arcade delivers, then yes the old MiniMig project will be superseded.  

There has not been any news on the (supposedly completed) CloneA project for years now so who knows on that front?

Natami continues to tick along slowly....

My money at this point would be on the FPGA Arcade to getting to market.  

What I would personally like to see is a modern hardware implementation of the AGA chipset with some of the extra's already discussed in the FPGA Arcade thread :)


Didnt MikeJ (Right person ?) say that the first FPGAArcade boards go to production, like Today or something ?
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Re: minimig/replay/natami
« Reply #2 on: March 01, 2010, 01:59:57 AM »
Quote from: rkauer;545640
Minimig AGA.


Didnt Yaqube say that the AGA core wont fit in to the FPGA of a minimig ?, so at least, the video he has of AGA running, was on a FPGAArcade board ?

Unless you want to totally redesign the Minimig board to accept a *MUCH* more dense FPGA.
A4000D - CSMKII//128MB/IDE CF/Indivision Scandoubler
A1200
A1000

(And now a Minimig) :>)