Just out of interest, what are the differences between clone-a and chameleon, if both can emulate an amiga?
Mark
From what I've seen in various discussions:
Chameleon is a board, and I believe has a port of the Minimig core, and Minimig is somehow derived from WinUAE. Terasic DE1 is another board with a Minimig core ported to it. The original "Minimig board" is also "just an FPGA board", which of course had the Minimig core inside.
Clone-A is based on Jens and Co. doing lots with a logic analyzer on actual Amiga chips, and presumably would have more exact timing matching between components (between parts of the core). It sounds like he also put undefined/illegal values into real chip registers to see what happened and probably tries to clone those results as well.
They are different implementations toward the same overall goal. Kindof like Phase 5 and GVP both made 68040 CPU accelerators, but they were not identical products in every detail.
aoOCS is a third such thing to compare Minimig and CloneA cores to.
