>> https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=6570&forum=3

> It's not quite the same. As I understand it, on ARM the problem would be
> intermixing big endian code (68K, PPC) with little endian code (ARM). In
> both cases the data is all big-endian. On IA32 everything is little-endian,
> code and data. What I had suggested is essentially 2 A-Boxes. One includes
> a PPC emulator to run PPC and 68K code. The second A-Box (B-Box?)
> would only run natively compiled ARM code. No intermixing.

Zylesea has now put his thoughts on the matter into a nice article:

http://via.i-networx.de/q86.htm