Morpheus23

Still, one of his best flicks is "Bubba Hoe Tep" where he played an aging Elvis. Great stuff.

Thanks.

I've got the board housed and powered. I've got the Jag CD apart and am now ready to interface the 2. It would be helpful to have the Jag CD schematic to determine which locations are which (MCLK, SCLK, LRDATA). Anyone know where I can get that? I've done some searching but nothing comes up.

The only thing I notice is that all the sample COF files don't seem to work with my alpine. But COF files from Badcoder and a few others seem to work ok. I'll just have to get some code together and try it. I would think that the demos from Atari should work unless there are significant differences in Alpines. Mine is dated Nov-1994.

I'm ready now. Just finished installing both the Atari and PC files. Tested the output of some COF files from the Falcon and the PC. After a 15 year absence from coding, I'm looking forward to producing some fine Jaguar code.

Nevermind....I found my Starcat developer CD. It had the Atari version on it.

Anyone know where I can get the Falcon version of the Jaguar Dev Kit? I just got my Alpine board and developer jag with the PC version.

Me too. I have a pretty good idea of how to wire it. I saw Joe's pictures years ago and couldn't see enough detail to see concisely what he did. I can see most of it but not all. But I'll figure it out.

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I just purchased a Crystal eval A/D board and over the next couple of weeks I hope to have the Jag VLM responding to external source in the vein of Joe Britt's creation some years ago. Should be pretty straight forward. I've been wanting to do this for years and now it's a go. If anyone is interested in this anymore, I'll post pictures.

Yep. I put my name on the list a few days ago for the Skunkboard. I'm anxious to get it.

Looks like it operates similar to the Alpine board without alot of the debugging and switching hardware. Alot of differences for sure but similar concept. "There are 10 types of people in the world. Those that understand binary, and those that don't."

Thanks. I'll look for it.

A few years ago, I had the stubulated Jagand alpine board as well as the rest of the developers kit. I was a registered developer with Atari when the ST first came out. I did some application stuff in GEM. I sold it because I didn't have time to use it. I just got a Falcon 030 and want to start coding again both on the Falcon and the Jaguar. Any developer platform is welcome for the Jag.