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If anyone is interested, someone is giving away a black TI keyboard here:
You pay shipping. It appears to need a little bit of love.
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Any tips on where to look?
You can check Ebay
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Can my miniPro program a 27c400-105 eprom? I hope so, I just ordered a lt of 5 because I want a DiagRom for my amiga.
I'm actually trying to do the same thing, which is to use a minpro to program a DiagRom.
You will need an adapter. I ordered this one:
The listing above is just for the bare board, so if you go that route, you'll need to buy the parts and do some soldering. The parts for mine are still en-route from China.
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I don't have experience with CodeBlocks, but may give it a try now that you mention it.
I have TI-GCC installed on a headless Linux server, and I've been looking for a way to do remote development from Windows. It looks like CodeBlocks supports this using a plugin called Uniwin: https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/a/14178/3427
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Thanks for the info. I've been meaning to pick up a mini-pro, but may wait to see what the pricing is on the new 866 II.
In case anyone is interested, I grabbed the list of supported chips from the website and have attached it here.
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You'll probably want to take a look at removing/ replacing the batteries - they tend to eat motherboards. Example here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/275275-damn-you-varta-ebay-auction-for-an-a3000/
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Can anyone recommend a good 2.5" Sata 1 TB drive or at least brand? Thanks...so many options
Does anyone see any reason this HDD wouldn't work:
Any of the major manufacturers should be fine: Seagate, Western Digital, Toshiba, HGST, Samsung, etc. There will always be bad drives, no matter the manufacturer. It's probably more important that you have a warranty, so that you can exchange the drive if you have to.
The WD one that you link to has a one year seller's warranty, so that's definitely good. Although you may want to ask the seller what the warranty covers.
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The image is from here: http://www.mainbyte.com/ti99/computers/ti994.html
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The damage looks brutal, and on a 4 layer board.
Do A3000's really price so high these days? I'd expect to pay $500 for a working one.
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Sorry about that. I see what I did wrong... the disassembly on this one looks a little better than the last one.
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I have a binary that loads at 0xA000 - 0xFFFF. The second 4K of the range is unneeded and is zero padded. It was generated with GCC and prints "Hello World" five times.
The zip file contains the binary as well as an additional text file showing the memory map of the binary. You don't need to do anything with the memory map - it is just there in case you want to see how the binary is laid out.
Caveat: It worked with the TI (cartridge) headers in there, but the version without headers is untested as I am unsure of how to do so.
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I have to get an IDE drive for my 60 GB 1st gen PS3 fat. Anyone think I can get a 1TB drive in there or am I better off going with a 500GB 3.5 IDE drive.
You will want a SATA drive, not IDE. Also 2.5", not 3.5". I'm unsure on the 1TB, but I don't see why not.
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So, the never-ending adventure that is my life continues with yet another move. This time we bought a house in a small town northwest of Milwaukee.
Welcome to Wisconsin!
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Those temperatures are in °C or °F?
It would be a dream come true if those temps are in C!
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Looks cool, it even has an Omega reference!
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I can't type spaces when I'm creating a new post. This also happens during editing. When pressing spaces, the browser acts like I am pressing the page-down key.
This happens on Windows 10, browser is Microsoft Edge (version 41.16299.15.0). FF and Chrome don't have this problem.
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* deleted * posted in wrong place
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Looks like you got a deal, because these things are averaging $100 on eBay.I myself am contemplating a budget board for my A500 that runs around $20 - $30 on eBay. You can find it by
searching for GBS8200.There are some complaints on the net about picture quality but I figure it is better than what I have now
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Seems to work for me in the Classic 99 emulator, found here: http://www.harmlesslion.com/software/Classic99
This is what I get when I type 1:
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Bad idea.
Oh... the goggles aren't for me to wear, they are for my potential dates to wear. Just look at my profile picture and you'll understand.
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I like the Bono Safety Goggles: "Protects eyes and maintain inflated sense of self importance when using power tools."
Now does anyone know where I can find some beer goggles?
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I bet a guy could processes YouTube videos pretty quick on this Alienware PC. I dunno about you guys though, it may or may not be 'overkill', but I think it's rather steep in the price department. What do you think?
At $17K it's about $14K - $15K too much.
The dual Titan Z cards are outdated and overpriced when compared to GTX 1080s (currently $4K each vs $500). The 1080s also appear to run circles around the Titans:
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-TITAN-Z-vs-GeForce-GTX-1080
Throw in another $1K or $2K for current generation I7 CPU/ Motherboard/ RAM / etc. Of course you'd have to put it together yourself, but like I said you'd save $14K - $15K.
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F18A? Just kidding
, I am sure that would not be keeping with the "spirit" of the contest.
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Two Issues: Screws and multiple pressses with Hi-Tek keyboard
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Slightly off topic, but someone is giving away a TI Hi-Tek keyboard here:
http://atariage.com/forums/topic/174200-spreading-the-love-with-free-games-and-more-edicion-cinco/page-61?do=findComment&comment=3988352