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Check out the development thread, as mentioned in @Lee Stewart's post above.
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Xilinx's site seems to be up? https://www.xilinx.com/downloadNav/vivado-design-tools/archive-ise.html
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Maybe use a Kinect instead? https://m.all3dp.com/2/kinect-3d-scanner-easy-beginner-tutorial/
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Here’s a pic of a rev 2. Resistors look the same but you should verify. https://www.exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3216&p=46416
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Perhaps the Mini Memory? From http://www.mainbyte.com/ti99/software/s_carts/mini.html From what I've heard, the Mini Memory assembler a little painful to use. Perhaps someone with experience with it can chime in.
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The BSOD can be caused by a variety of bad chips including: VDP, CPU, RAM (16k), RAM (256b), ROM, GROM. There is a 3 part series on YouTube, in which a guy repairs his: The problem with his TI was the CPU, but that doesn't mean that yours has the same problem.
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This is also happening on Fedora Linux - GCC v10.2.1 I don't know when this started happening, although I was able to build previously with GCC v6.3. I tweaked the code a bit, fixing the error above as well as some other instances of multiple definitions. There are two ways for you to apply my "fixes". Choose one: 1) gcc10-src.zip - this contains the updated source files. Unzip this file into your copy of the binutils source. Then build as you normally would. OR 2) gcc10-patch.zip - this contains an updated install script and an additional patch file. The patch assumes that @insomnia's original patch has run. Unzip this to where the existing install script is and run. This new install script runs @insomnia's original patch, then runs my new patch. I didn't study the side effects of my code changes on binutils. So if you use any of the binaries in binutils, and it doesn't do what you expect - let me know. However, I was able to build a TI cart image and run it in Classic99. gcc10-patch.zip gcc10-src.zip
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That one is a little pricey. I picked one up from mdude, who is selling them "new" for $10. https://ebay.us/EnFz5k
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New Release: Realms of Antiquity The Shattered Crown
chue replied to adamantyr's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
I ordered a boxed copy with 5.25" disks. I don't own the necessary hardware to run the game off floppy, but will run it under emulation for now. -
The TIPI/32k that fits in the Speech Synthesizer is calling for me as is, but if there were a TIPI/SAMS version I’d be all over it.
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What's missing on modern keyboards?
chue replied to MHaensel's topic in Classic Computing Discussion
I sure would like an “ANY” key. 🙂 Actually I don’t feel like any keys are missing. But I do miss the LEDs sometimes: caps lock, num lock, and scroll lock. Ok actually scroll lock is useless to me but the other two are still nice to have. -
What are your 2021 goals or plans for the TI?
chue replied to Omega-TI's topic in TI-99/4A Computers
Some discussion about making replacements here, although it didn’t get very far: -
You think that 2 is a lot? Have you seen @Schmitzi ‘s collection?
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Computers in grade school/high school?
chue replied to MHaensel's topic in Classic Computing Discussion
Grade school was all Apple II. Junior high had mostly Apple IIs, as well as a Trs 80 model III lab. I have fond memories of a programming course using those Trs 80s. In high school we started using PCs and I recall seeing some Macs as well. -
Dose anyone know if you can do a full disc drive replacement
chue replied to [email protected]'s topic in Sony Playstation 3
Which ps3 do you have? I believe only the later model ps3 slims (or super slims) allows swapping out the entire drive. Custom firmware is the only way to remarry a drive to a motherboard.