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  • Atari 2600 Bankswitch Cartridge
  • Details     from Atari 2600 Bankswitch Cartridge
  • The Bankswitch cartridge implements the three most common schemes named F8, F6 and F4. The working of the bankswitches is depicted on the table below. Address -Address Lines-- Bankswitch/Bank selected 1 11 8K 16K 32K 2 1098 7654 3210 F8 F6 F4 $1FF0 0001...

  • Pro Trinket and Pro Micro Compatibility
  • Log     from Pro Trinket USB Keyboard
  • In preparation for the next logs I wanted to talk a bit about the pin compatibility between the Pro Trinket and the Pro Micro. The reason why I also want to integrate the Pro Micro is that it's more commonly available and cheaper.---------- more ----------The...

  • What is a Benchoff?
  • Log     from Benchoffisms
  • @jlbrian7 got it:ea 16 86 2e 04 96 ce 04 86 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 fc 04 ea 16 86 2e 04 96 ce 04 96 2e 04 2e f6 04 46 a6 04 86 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 fc 04 82 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 04 96 ce 04 ce 86 c6 4e a6 26 04 86 76 26 04 36 86 4e e6...

  • Finally, some publicity!
  • Log     from RasDash
  • An article recently published on MOONGIFT, a Japanese developer site, has showcased RasDash! The article is entirely in Japanese and Google Translate won't accept the URL as it has special characters but YANDEX does. Below are some links and a basic...

  • Building a CP/M System Disk
  • Log     from My CP/M Single Board Computer
  • Building a CP/M System Disk To avoid rewriting the assembler codes for ccp, bdos and cbios so that they can co-exist in the same file. I can append the i8hex files and remove the "end of file markers". To make the hex file more readable I have changed...
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