Do you have a multimeter? My suggestion woud be to find ground/vcc on where you intend to solder from, then the wiring (usually) goes:
- Ground
- Data+
- Data-
- VCC
Without seeing the USB hub you plan to use, I can't suggest much more.
Do you have a multimeter? My suggestion woud be to find ground/vcc on where you intend to solder from, then the wiring (usually) goes:
Without seeing the USB hub you plan to use, I can't suggest much more.
As Thorr mentioned, there is a store: https://retrodreams.ca/ selling them now.
Apologies for the confusion. I didn't realise the ITX Llama had an AGP port!
Here's the thread for new new version:
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=100351
Note that it has evolved from the first post and quite a read!
I'm keeping an eye of the new one in progress, they're talking about being able to fit a Voodoo card to it. I'll have to find it on the vogons forum...
That screen is a beautiful thing for MiSTer...
I know you know your stuff with this sort of thing, and this page has helped me in the past. Does Anything on here help? https://boogermann.github.io/Bible_MiST ... ted-cores/
The majority of those sounds are clipped but I'm not sure if that's digital or analogue clipping.
What's your spec? Using a normal DE10 or one of the new clones?
Good it's all sorted! If you're willing, I wouldn't mind seeing a screenshot of how the monitor looks with MiSTer once you're happy with it.
I'm not aware of any way of configuring the system as you require, but you may be better off buying a few SD cards and having separate installations, only installing the cores you need for each use case?
I know it's not in the title, but I've used an SSD for the longest time and never experienced any of these issues on the PlayStation core. Given an SSD has a significantly smaller random access time, I guess this helps to verify FPGAzumspass' latency suggestion?
That's a hell of a utopia for FPGA Amiga!
I think really the next logical step would be to get the timings right on AGA/68020 (I think A500/68000 is already accurate) then expand on that.
Honestly though, while I appreciate any improvements, Minimig for me has just worked.
I'm quite sure if you have Win95 installed you could find an early Windows version of Cakewalk as well...
I'm on the waiting list for a Checkmate Display - a relatively new 4:3 monitor at 1280x1024. If I can get my hand son one, this will help a lot I'm the future and I'll look to see if I can get a 60Hz mode too.
So thanks for trying this and posting the results!
If any of you are interested, this guy has recreated a ZX Spectrum from scratch, replacing the ULA with lookup ROM and using all standard logic. He's made a few changes to allow VGA output too!
This is the final video, his channel goes into how he engineered his solution and well worth it.
https://youtu.be/N36iWYcXBAE
Looking at https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_Mi ... MiSTer.ini (lines 60-65 at time of writing) try:
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reset_combo=1
That last screenshot in your link definitely seems to be the key!
Is this good enough? I did a quick Google and found this: https://forum.amiga.org/index.php?PHPSE ... #msg295546
Before you go buying new RAM - are you having any issues with the existing RAM?
Hi everyone,
I'm loving the reviews of the various DACs here, but wondered is there a spreadsheet or similar I can refer to? Maybe if some of the issues are categorised? Or is there a recommendation based on budgets/etc.?
Well, you could definitely follow the progress of RobSmithDev on YouTube. He got an Amiga floppy working: https://youtu.be/_MYw0lLerBA
Definitely possible, just ask yourself - is it worth it to have that many disks floating around? I for one would be happy with disk "sounds"
Hey there, what core on MiSTer are you using? (Genesis, SNES, NeoGeo, etc.)? I don't know if you'll get a response on the main MiSTer GitHub but maybe I can point you in the right direction?
Is it worth trying FreeDOS with any of these games? I heard the latest version is way more compatible than the previous version...