Yeah these days you're better off either emulating or just doing FPGA. An Artix A7 could do a 68k series pretty damned well. If you're aiming low at <100mhz and

Yeah these days you're better off either emulating or just doing FPGA. An Artix A7 could do a 68k series pretty damned well. If you're aiming low at <100mhz and just 68000/68010 compatibility, you can fit the whole machine on a single relatively cheap FPGA. Re: ARM SBC, I always wonder if you could get one of those ARM boards to boot in big-endian, to make the emulation easier. Because technically ARM can be bi-endian. I think I tried it with an old RPi before, and had no luck. There was someone working on an ARM port of EmuTOS for a bit. I played with that myself, taking bits of EmuTOS and doing them native ARM. My idea was that your usercode could be emulated, running 68k, but when you passed the syscall boundary (TRAP/SWI etc) you could flip to running native ARM. I don't have the src anywhere anymore I think, but I even had things like the VT52 console ported over, etc. Endianness is one problem, but also the fact that the Atari ST had planar video and very specific modes, so you end up basically writing the VDI from scratch, you can't borrow anything from EmuTOS VDI really. Maybe you could now that they've done work to get it running on Falcon modes, I dunno. That and the AES/VDI "syscall" interfaces are based around (big endian) 16-bits all over the place, and RSC files etc contain that, etc. So you end up having to have this translation layer between 16 and 32 bit, because, well, why would want to stick with 16-bits? I went down that road for a while and then thought to myself... why am I doing this? I have 2 Falcons, a Mega ST, a Mega STe, and some 1040STs lying around... that I never boot. Oh one more thing, this just came across emutos-devel in the last week, there's a guy who got enough of a 68k "Atari ST"-like machine into QEMU to get EmuTOS to boot, and it's apparently fast: https://github.com/John-Titor/qemu https://github.com/John-Titor/qemu https://github.com/John-Titor/qemu/commit/a7ce3f1f77779be96cac75ffe1956f6dbeb86fbd#diff-0276b7be482748a8579eddbffb914c946fdc966e64f0aafa7a86a9c8de3f106cR218 https://github.com/John-Titor/qemu/commit/a7ce3f1f77779be96c...