Re: FPGA

From: Michał Pleban <*lists_at_michau.name*> Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2012 09:49:55 +0200 Message-ID: <4F9509A3.5060502@michau.name> · lists_at_michau.name

Michał Pleban wrote:

>> The 8088, 8284, 8288 and 6526 are very common. The 8087 will cost more
>> effort but the 6525 could be a problem. What about a board with the
>> most common ICs and a FPGA/CPLD covering the glue logic and the 6525?
> Well, the 6525 chip is also rather hard to get nowadays. It would be
> much better to have it on FPGA than to hunt for old CDTV or 1551
> machines to cannibalize them...

Oh sorry, I somehow understand you the wrong way... I thought you meant 
FPGA with 8088 wtc. and 6525 separate, while it is the exact opposite. I 
just woke up, that's probably why ;-))

Yes, the FPGA solution with 6525 and glue logic would be very feasible.

So, how do we go now to delevoping it? :-)

Regards,
Michau.

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