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Anyone seen or know anything about this ...

I have contacted them to see what their licensing policy is....

While I am clocking 32 MHz, I was looking at moving towards 64Mhz with the 68SEC000 CPU, but I think there will be bottlenecks in terms of SRAM & ROM access speeds which will be tricky to get beyond 32MHz.. Even so, being able to run internal instructions at superspeed would still be a huge gain, assuming the core can actually run at 32 MHz or faster..


https://www.xilinx.com/products/intelle ... -2871.html

https://www.dcd.pl/workspace/documentat ... 000_ds.pdf

There is also the LGPL licensed TG68 open core. https://opencores.org/project,tg68

keli wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 7:32 pm There is also the LGPL licensed TG68 open core. https://opencores.org/project,tg68

I have seen that one, but it does not seem to have been updated in rather a long time ? I do not know if it is actually complete or not either..

Heyyyyy the old BDM cable! That's a blast from the past for me.

Yea me too (68332 and early coldfire ).

No reply Anyone else care to see if they can get a reply ?

Emailed from xlinix site as well, still no reply

Without trying to start another huge debate on this, It's a shame the Apollo guys wasn't more co-operative when we approached them like 2 years ago. They seem to be the only ones doing active CPU clones.