3 Jul
2014
3 Jul
'14
6:02 p.m.
Yes, I'm certain it'd be possible. All the digital components are
very standard, apart from the later WPC system, which includes an
undocumented ASIC. I think producing a working CPU would be a good first
step though. Then, if I'm keen, I could try integrating all the I/O etc
and see what happens.
On 2/07/2014 5:04 p.m., ben wrote:
as well as the SWTP 6800
On
7/1/2014 10:39 PM, Mike van Bokhoven wrote:
> I don't think the
requirement is there yet. 68B09Es are still
> available; they're
getting a bit more
expensive, but you can still pick
> them up for
under $10 without too much
trouble. They don't fail that
> often
either, failures usually seem to be in
the RAM, 6821s, sockets
> etc.
When you say 'use a small FPGA
development board', do you mean to
>
emulate the entire controller board, or just
the CPU? Just curious what
you had in
mind.
I have seen the 6809 color computer emulated on a FPGA. The only thing lacking is GOOD
I/O
for the devices as
most FPGA's have just a SD card interface for
I/O.
Ben.