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platforms with no productions
category: general [glöplog]
Awesome finds, people! Yep, as Charlie says, a very redundant machine - but why not just for the fun of it. I also second dodke's opinion, it could be a fixed-hardware platform like the A500 is handled (and that with good reason), which is generally very un-Amiga (with its many possible configurations). A middle ground between A500 and brutalist 060 AGA. CD32 as another label for vanilla 1200. And everybody could watch the (patched or not) CD32 stuff on a normal AGA machine for convenience.
OK, not to hijack the thread, with exhibit A and B, the CD32 is off the list ;D
OK, not to hijack the thread, with exhibit A and B, the CD32 is off the list ;D
68kmac + morphos
they made a functioning 16-bit computer in minecraft does that count?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYIBlJmNwTE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYIBlJmNwTE
btw where to obtain some info about Thomson MO5 ?
I have some english docs for Thomson things at http://pulkomandy.tk/wiki
I feel I am an idiot :\ just managed how to access
writing 1 to $A7C0 gave an access to bitmap memory (wrote $AA to 0)
0 - is color data ($32)
Code:
; Disable interrupts
ORCC #$50
lda #$AA
sta 0
inc $A7C0
lda #$32
sta 0
dec $A7C0
writing 1 to $A7C0 gave an access to bitmap memory (wrote $AA to 0)
0 - is color data ($32)
Yes, but using INC/DEC is a bit unsafe if you don't know what state you start in. Well, you'll easily see if there was a problem with that, as the border color will change :) (it's the next bits in the register)
@ PulkoMandy, how to create tape image .k5?
I used f2k5, got file.k5
When I type LOADM"",&H6000, I see no data at address.
I used f2k5, got file.k5
When I type LOADM"",&H6000, I see no data at address.
Well, it works for me. Your binary needs to have valid DECB headers however, f2k5 does not add them and does not check they are there. I use lwtools assembler, "lwlink --decb" can generate the needed header (same format as on Tandy machines).
When the header is correct you only need LOADM"",,R to load and run your code.
Sample here: https://github.com/pulkomandy/thomson/blob/master/code/C/F14/Makefile
When the header is correct you only need LOADM"",,R to load and run your code.
Sample here: https://github.com/pulkomandy/thomson/blob/master/code/C/F14/Makefile
(: lwlink crashes on my computer(:
I think what simple solution is to load binary via debugger and CSAVE memory to tape
I think what simple solution is to load binary via debugger and CSAVE memory to tape
(maybe we should move this discussion elsewhere, as there are already productions for Thomson MO5, by the way...)
Memotech MTX?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSA-5gS58qg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSA-5gS58qg
bandai rx78
p/ece
p/ece
does anybody know if there have been productions for the ps vita? there are quite a few psp productions but so far I couldn't find anything for the ps vita?
mop2: there seems to be at least one 1k intro
https://demozoo.org/productions/tagged/playstation-vita/
https://demozoo.org/productions/tagged/playstation-vita/
Machine to be added (for now):
Robotron A5105 (BIC = "Bildungscomputer", engl. "educational computer"), also sold as "ALBA PC"
There were several thousands in use in schools all over East Germany. A few hundred also made it to Kiev.
Robotron A5105 (BIC = "Bildungscomputer", engl. "educational computer"), also sold as "ALBA PC"
There were several thousands in use in schools all over East Germany. A few hundred also made it to Kiev.
Uh, sorry, I didn't mean a platform listed on pouet. I was referring to the list created in this thread of platforms with no productions yet.
Anything for an S-100 bus / IEEE696 based system would be cool. Either bare metal, or CP/M or something :)
the tricky part is where you draw the line of what still counts. a "stock config" doesn't really exist, unless you count the original Altair 8800 config, which doesn't even have any RAM and the only I/O is the front panel -- RAM was considered an "option" :)
of course there's plenty of S-100 systems that had some kind of base config, but the big selling point was always modularity. I guess PC as a platform isn't that much different, though probably a bit more static as far as CPU architecture goes :)
but I'd say as long as the computer is built upon an S-100 bus board it counts :) i8080 or Z80, 4 to 64k RAM, and some serial I/O were common, and of course there were all sorts of neat video output options like the Cromemco Dazzler or Matrox ALT-256, the latter being particularly insane as you can add more cards to increase your bit depth) :)
sound wise, i'm not really sure what the options would be, I don't know if there was anything "common" in contemporary systems but of course there are options out there :)
the tricky part is where you draw the line of what still counts. a "stock config" doesn't really exist, unless you count the original Altair 8800 config, which doesn't even have any RAM and the only I/O is the front panel -- RAM was considered an "option" :)
of course there's plenty of S-100 systems that had some kind of base config, but the big selling point was always modularity. I guess PC as a platform isn't that much different, though probably a bit more static as far as CPU architecture goes :)
but I'd say as long as the computer is built upon an S-100 bus board it counts :) i8080 or Z80, 4 to 64k RAM, and some serial I/O were common, and of course there were all sorts of neat video output options like the Cromemco Dazzler or Matrox ALT-256, the latter being particularly insane as you can add more cards to increase your bit depth) :)
sound wise, i'm not really sure what the options would be, I don't know if there was anything "common" in contemporary systems but of course there are options out there :)
