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  • MIKBUG Commands

  • MIKBUG (Smithbug) has the following case-sensitive commands. ; V VIEW MEMORY; E CHANGE MEMORY; M MOVE MEMORY; I FILL MEMORY; F FIND  ; D DISASSEMBLE CODE; & S1 LOAD PROGRAMME; G GO TO PROGRAM; J JUMP TO TARGET PROGRAM ; T TRACE PROGRAM; K CONTINUE...
  • Cyrillic alphabets in Terminal-BASIC output

  • My friend Dylan Brophy inspired me to investigate the ability to output the cyrillic text using different output devices, supported by Terminal-BASIC. 1. Using symbols others then capital latin in identifiers not possible and unnecessary. 2. USART output....
  • Finally, some publicity!

  • 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...
  • 10/8/23 Update

  • Here are some "Quickstart" instructions for the Menu, BASIC, VTL2, and Visual/02 programs in Mike Riley's alternate program ROM. They're not a full manual yet, but will get you started and give you a "taste" of vintage programs and languages. A Quickstart...
  • Z80 (CP/M) Writing to SD Card

  • Digging into SD card writes means shifting gears from the Boot BIOS source code since the Boot BIOS code only does reads. The CP/M BIOS code (CBIOS128.LST) which does the reads/writes after booting. Here's the BIOS code for writes to the SD Card: 0754...
  • Designing the custom LCD

  • Dave at eevblog posted an excellent video series on designing custom LCDs, so I watched those a number of times.  I also found another eevblog user who posted a great writeup of a replacement LCD he designed for his Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80...
  • All boards received

  • The rest of the boards just came:I think I will connect them together through wire-wrapped "motherboard" (lets call it "NEDONAND-10" ; )All of these NEDONAND components could be tested one by one using PIC microcontroller (connected to PC through RS-232)...
  • We get signal

  • Indeed, immediately after running the Windows software in a VM with the device connected I was getting a live data log of the CO₂ concentration! This screenshot shows me breathing into the vicinity of the sensor:Ok, time to disconnect the device from...
  • Days 3,4,5: Eureka, sound and images found!

  • 1. Toolchain not found After stepping away few days far from my PC for family reason, I resumed my activities on the Tsykuyomi project.So I started by reading the https://github.com/WHhkwong/SIPI_Bear_playback code and looking for a SNC7001A Toolchain/SDK...
  • All Your ISA Belong to Me!

  • Before I began the layout of the DDL4-CPU, I came up with an initial Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) for the design. It went through several revisions as I was designing the boards and refined the components. Here at the last minute as I am...
  • More Peripherals and some tablet bytes.

  • The amazon fairy dropped off a "NES Classic Controller" and a "Classic Pro"The classic pro comes up as a classic controller, The only difference is the analog R and L on the one I have are buttons and just return the max value when pushed. Although this...
  • Initial Construction

  • Cut all 2x4's and 4x4's. Here is my cut list:9 ea 2"x4"x33"4 ea 2"x4"x48"4 ea 4"x4" x 22 1/2"Started assembly. Table is wider than my doors so I have to do assembly in my basement.
  • Plasma Effect for TMS9918

  • Plascii Petsma by Cruzer/Camelot has one of the nicest looking plasma effects I've seen for the C64. Since he included the source code, I was able to port it to the Z80 and TMS9918.    On top of the features in the original C64 version, I have...
  • Encryption Encryption Encryption

  • Looking at the registers I noticed something. the first 24 bytes look like they have data and the last 6 bytes look like they have data. This looks like what a WII peripheral in encrypted mode would look like. The fixed 8 byte pattern repeating every...