At 02:13 AM 5/15/2006 -0700, you wrote:

>I can do it with a PIC, a RAM, a video synch chip, and a FPGA (timing
>chain), but it
>is very messy.  The answer is for one of the clone houses on Taiwan
>(Brilliant Semi,
>etc) to clone the ST5730A. Anybody have any better ideas?
>
>--Bob

It might be an interesting open-source project to produce a synthesizable
core functionally compatible with one of the existing chips, as has been
done with the venerable 6845.

>Best regards,

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