Great news, QEMU is really great. Will have to give this a spin on the MiSTer again. I was experimenting with emulating the 68K in qemu in combination with FPGA

Great news, QEMU is really great. Will have to give this a spin on the MiSTer again. I was experimenting with emulating the 68K in qemu in combination with FPGA reimplementation of the Amiga chipset. I ran into performance issues with the way AmigaOS manages memory, where stack and code can be in the same page. Qemu seems very inefficient in that case since it constantly invalidates the translated code I think, I wonder if that aspect has been improved at all.