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Notes for the future <https://github.com/JJDSNT/saiph|https://github.com/JJDSNT/saiph> janus feelings <@UUEEHE0CF> !

What is the difference to just running an uae for that. You emulate the cpu, the ram, the chipset and everything else..?

The pi allready works in 68k, and have the chipset for os friendly apps (that need chipset). But i was thinking to use whdload, but that would kill the OS and the pi drivers, so i was thinking of another 68k to support those scenarios. The diference of uae is not much, just doesnt emulate erverything again, and reuse the allready existant setup 

(But from a pratical perspective would be a sandbox as uae is, i think. I didnt spent much time on this. My idea was to use whdload, but that would kill aros, so this would be a whdload replacement but not much different from uae)

Except that would be designed for this specific enviroment (that would not bring much benefits, i think)

But for a reasonable chipset emulation you need to sync the cpu and the chipset like uae does. Most demos and games hit the hardware directly and expect everything to be as on a real chipset.