edanuff

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by edanuff 11mo ago
I do exactly the same on my boards and use that same clip.
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by edanuff 2y ago
I have the exact same setup except for the SCSI card and it works with that. The issue will be if the SCSI card is in one of the slots that has been virtualized on the FPGA (4 and 7 by default), in which case there will be address range con
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by edanuff 2y ago
Project co-creator here - This was something I'd wanted to do since I first started playing with FPGAs 20 years ago but the idea was resurrected during the pandemic. It's definitely easier with an FPGA but there are other project
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by edanuff 2y ago
Yup, definitely Alan not Alex! Alan has been the person who has brought a lot of attention to the Apple II core in the Mister FPGA platform.
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by edanuff 2y ago
Good catch, that's a mistake that's now been corrected, it's definitely 480p. The Github page ( https://github.com/a2fpga/a2fpga_core ) had it correctly.
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by edanuff 2y ago
Project co-creator here - that's actually the V1 board, the V2 board is here https://github.com/a2fpga/a2fpga_core/blob/main/boards/a2n20... and uses a slightly larger CPLD (complex programmabl
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by edanuff 2y ago
GitHub repo here - https://github.com/a2fpga/a2fpga_core/
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by edanuff 6y ago
Echoing some of the comments here, part of this depends on whether you’re using MacOS or not and what else you’re using the monitors for. I use 4K monitors for both Mac and Windows and I stick close to the Apple recommended HiDPI approach
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by edanuff 6y ago
HotBot launched in 1996 and IIRC, was already on the C++ webserver and not on AOLServer at launch.
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by edanuff 10y ago
I've got one of these and love it and I know a few other developers who do too. The main negatives I've seen are from people who want to stick PC GPU cards in for gaming. As a developer desktop computer it's a joy to use, v
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by edanuff 11y ago
Very well presented. I still have a couple of these in my collection. It's amazing to think about all of these home computer startups that were founded and went bust in the late seventies and early eighties - there's hundreds lis
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by edanuff 12y ago
HDMI output would have been the main display improvement but given where a PPU or a VDP sits in these architectures, you could do a lot of fun stuff including running your own CPU core on the FPGA. (Edited - thought there was a wait pin fro
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by edanuff 12y ago
Very cool arcticle! I've played around with this sort of thing and at one time had the idea to create a small FPGA board that could be used as a pin-compatible drop-in for either the NES PPU or the TMS9918 but shelved it. The new min
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by edanuff 12y ago
Looks good. Would really like to see Swift support. Also, the example showing integration with REST services in interesting, seems like you could do more with that.