I remember, a long time ago, someone saying that RFM emulation is a LONG way off, due to the fact that the table uses a Celeron processor for the graphics display and all that. Has there been any progress at all? I mean, i definately don't expect anything to be anywhere near emulated playably, but is anyone working on it?

> I remember, a long time ago, someone saying that RFM emulation is a LONG way
> off, due to the fact that the table uses a Celeron processor for the graphics
> display and all that. Has there been any progress at all? I mean, i definately
> don't expect anything to be anywhere near emulated playably, but is anyone
> working on it?
>

It's actually a Cyrix chip and it's still WAY far off ...
nobody is working / thinking ( well except you!) about it ...

> > I remember, a long time ago, someone saying that RFM emulation is a LONG way
> > off, due to the fact that the table uses a Celeron processor for the graphics
> > display and all that. Has there been any progress at all? I mean, i definately
> > don't expect anything to be anywhere near emulated playably, but is anyone
> > working on it?
> >
>
> It's actually a Cyrix chip and it's still WAY far off ...
> nobody is working / thinking ( well except you!) about it ...
>

On top of it all its using its own custom written OS.. Xina. A very stream line version of linux with some commandline support. Emulation of this machine would be cool... but whos even going to spend the time to understand how the PRISM card works... Only those Williams techs know the truth :)

Long live Williams!!

--Ron