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Not a clue, I'm about to install MyDHL on a virtual Windows 7 PC that is used to work with FPGAs, it's the final piece of software before I declare the image finished, I will have one with Lattice Diamond, and a second one with Xilinx Vivado.

I wish that Lattice had more powerful inexpensive board, but they go from $43 for the Brevia2 to very expensive boards, It would be nice to just have one development system.

What would you like to see on the board?

A little bigger FPGA, the current one is the smallest in the family so it can have more internal RAM and in some CPUs more LUTs doesn't hurt,

Mind you, the Brevia2 you is a very nice board for $43, the device has a few DSP slices, instant on, built in hard devices, SIO, I2C, and a timer/PWM device, 128KB of 8 bit wide external SRAM, you can implement simple and not so simple Stack based CPUs, but the built in RAM is kind of thin, and the external RAM is only 8 bits wide so it makes things messy if you need more RAM.

You can get some nice deals from China but they are Xilinx or Altera boards, I was looking and there are some nice and fast RAM chips that are 16 wide, two of them and you have 32 bit SRAM, so later a plug in board might be handy, and might be something I could sell. But right now I have too many things going on to tackle that project. There is one good deal from Xilinx that you don't have to buy from China, the Arty, using the Artix7 chip, 20K LUTs so it can handle more complex projects,

I'm not clear on your response. The only thing you would like to see is a larger FPGA and faster, wider RAM?

Yes, although the Brevia2 is not slow, but 32bit fast SRAM and a larger FPGA version of it would be great if available for a reasonable price.

Now in case the "Wish Fairy" is listening I would not mind a brand new Forrester, and a 50" 4K monitor.