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Re: Modern A2 successor



I knew you were just joking. The comments were entirely too sarchastic to be
taken seriously. I havent posted in this thread as of late because I was
looking into FPGA's to use for the core of the processor. Based on the spec
I got from Turley and the currently available FPGA chips, I think I want to
go with Quick Logic's pASIC3 100 pin package. That'll allow me to use a full
32bit address bus and a separate 32bit data bus. It *should* have the
capacity to handle being a modified 65832. The most expensive part about
this project will be buying the FPGA programming utilities. The chips
themselves go for less than $20 each.

As for the ROM? I won't need Apple's ROM if I make my own and make it
compatible with the original. If I could secure the rights to the original
ROM then I'd use it and extend it, but since that isn't likely...

Arkain

"**** ****" <***@***.com> wrote in message
news:qfjj5.8451$c8.2233738@typhoon-news1.southeast.rr.com...
> My apologies. Like Liam said, no one could object to such a computer, and
> we're all holding our breath hoping it will happen.
>
> I was in a poor mood, and these seemed ridiculous enough that none could
> take them as anything other than a joke.
>
> Sorry.
> John Oyler
> http://aIIethernet.tripod.com/
> jojo4@va.mediaone.net
>
>