back when the boxer was being worked on i thought a new amiga motherboard would be cool. now i think it is as practical as producing the long fabled 68080.
producing a new mobo would take an enormous amount of time, be out of date, buggy, and wouldnt be replaced with newer revisions before even more time went by, further out of date and received its own fair share of bugs.
i think the only practical setup would be an open hardware solution. if mick tinker had released all the boxer stuff maybe someone else could pick up were he left off and continue. noone in the amiga relm has the financing to hire engineers, but many have expertice in these areas.
again its not really practical. the motherboard of the "amiga" use most often is headquartered in korea i believe and they make more than just 2 production runs a year.
