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Encarta! New age Interweb schnick-schnack Humbug! The only true factual reference for the modern day scholar is the Hardcover 32 Volume edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica, which proudly adorns the shelves of my library and reading room.
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#2
Quote from: Benedikt on 20:51, 12 May 24The goal is a publicly available, free design that anyone who can hold a soldering iron can build.That sounds like a really cool DIY project for me and Junior
#3
There are a range of utilities at https://www.genesis8bit.fr/frontend/emu-uti.php
#4
Quote from: McArti0 on Today at 10:06Good point!Quote from: Benedikt on Yesterday at 18:03I am going to use an ATF16V8 with known-working configuration for RAM banking, i.e. copy this aspect of the CPC6128's design.But PAL produces CAS0, CAS1 signals for two parts of RAM. If you want to read 16bit from two banks, the CAS0,1 signals must be modified.
Quote from: GUNHED on Today at 16:49Yes, the modern printer port is a good idea of course.The "modern" printer port...
Maybe some Mother MX4 slots? If space available on PCB?
Both, the KCc and the 6128 Plus had DB25, already.
My current projection for the amount of space left on the system board is roughly -50%, so... no.
#5
Hey everyone. I got my usifac 2 days ago and loving it. I have a question, sorry if it was answered before.
Which program should i use to extract .dsk files so i can put them into usb folders?
I found ManageDsk so far, is there any other program to do this? Thanks!
Which program should i use to extract .dsk files so i can put them into usb folders?
I found ManageDsk so far, is there any other program to do this? Thanks!
#6
Quote from: McArti0 on Today at 17:1120 at this point, but maybe I will need a bit more:Quote from: gregg on Today at 15:52not enough GPIO pins (like Seeed Xiao)How many pins do you need?
2040 Zero has a little more.
6 for RGB input
6 for RGB output
2 for csync inputs - one for pio one for host, looks like can't be shared
2 for v/hsync outputs
1 for input hsync being extracted from csync by pio
2 for the same hsync going into second pio and host
1 for 50/60hz switch
Actually 2040 zero looks cool. Small, just enough pins (exactly 20), and same price as pico. It has some components on bottom so when installing on a pcb I would have to use pins to install it a bit above, or just make hole in my pcb.
Thanks for advice!
#7
Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: UniDOS, the new multi-devi...
Last post by roudoudou - Today at 17:55Hey @GUNHED , what about a Unidos node for Dobertin HD20 ?
#8
Quote from: gregg on Today at 15:52not enough GPIO pins (like Seeed Xiao)How many pins do you need?
2040 Zero has a little more.
#9
Applications (CPC and CPC-related) / Re: UniDOS, the new multi-devi...
Last post by GUNHED - Today at 17:03Quote from: zhulien on 16:17, 14 May 24Well, iirc the Nova nvRAM was made for Unidos. For Unidos users who do not have the Albireo. That's what I did read from the Nova thread from PulkoMandy:Quote from: Prodatron on 11:54, 14 May 24What is the problem to open an own thread for this off-topic stuff?How is unidos nvram off topic to the unidos thread?
https://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/amstrad-cpc-hardware/nova-nvram-rtc-for-amstrad-cpc-latest-news-from-pulkotronics/msg198638/#msg198638
#10
Yes, the modern printer port is a good idea of course.
Maybe some Mother MX4 slots? If space available on PCB?
Maybe some Mother MX4 slots? If space available on PCB?