> You can emulate a complete 68k Mac on a FPGA, but where do you attach that weird NuBus card? I just looked, and NuBus has 96 pins with clock rate of like 20

> You can emulate a complete 68k Mac on a FPGA, but where do you attach that weird NuBus card? I just looked, and NuBus has 96 pins with clock rate of like 20 MHz. There are FPGAs with > 500 GPIO that can easily handle that clock rate, and ones with over >200 GPIO that are fairly affordable. Now, I mess around with FPGAs, but I'm not an electrical engineer, and there may be other issues. But it seems doable. Any electrical engineer and/or hardcore FPGA hacker want to chime in?