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I don't think you can replace the custom chips, without using FPGAs. If FPGA replacements exists for all of the custom chips I don't know. There's also weird r
by mrweasel 2y ago
I don't think you can replace the custom chips, without using FPGAs. If FPGA replacements exists for all of the custom chips I don't know.
There's also weird resistor or capacity pack somewhere that doesn't have a modern replacement.
You can get an entire Amiga as an FPGA, but that's a little different than a chip for chip replacement.
- actionfromafar 2y agohttps://github.com/nonarkitten/amiga_replacement_project https://github.com/nonarkitten/amiga_replacement_project Can't tell how complete it is, but they are on a mission. :-D