@jkirk

You are quite right sir. After looking at the delivered A1 (Teron mb's), it never occured to me that anyone would consider these for any type of embedded market.
Thought the same of the ua1 (which Ainc has said was not licensed anyway as you point out).

I guess the Mona thing was just a trial to show Ainc it would work and get them on board. I wish Hyperion had broke the news to Ainc instead of ACube.

Well I don't really care who is right and who is wrong, what I do know, as confirmed by Bolton Peck, is that Amiga Inc has never given a damn about Amiga OS, they considered it "dead", they were all about DE and the ONLY reason a new Amiga OS exists is because Hyperion persuaded Amiga to sell them a licence to try and revive it.

Amiga's only interest in the Amiga community, as Peck observed, was to treat them like suckers who could be relied upon to cough up a few bucks for a T-shirt or something whenever A Inc was a bit short of cash.

Amiga Inc has never given a HOOT about the Amiga community, has never produced a THING for us, and as far as I'm concerned it would be a disaster for the community if A Inc were to win this case. I want Hyperion to win, I want them to get control of the IP lock stock and barrel, because they are the ONLY company that has kept hope alive for the community, the ONLY company that has come up with a concrete product, and the ONLY company likely to show a continued commitment to the Amiga community.

A Inc will drop us again like a hot potato the instant they've taken our money and found a business opportunity more "promising" to spend it on.