Mark McDougall wrote:
MagerValp wrote:Yup, all it needs is someone with VHDL skills who can sit down and make an Apple II core. If the A2 schematics are available you could even do it with schematic capture... All the necessary info is available on the C1 site.<http://members.iinet.net.au/~msmcdoug/pace/Nanoboard/nanoboard.html> Regards, Mark
Im sure the xilinx based boards from xess.com + the free webpack design software would also do the job, and be cheaper and smaller.. They have them upwards of 1M gates in a really small form factor, but still offering a PS/2 port, VGA, DB25 and DIP compliant pin headers..
Personally though, Im getting the 400k gate 'trainer' board from digiliant. Will have to shoot for a apple II core at some point after im done playing with the mips core from opencores.