But, the very bad thing is that once you programmed with atari, the info will still on the boot even if after you programm with a PC ! That's very bad design/concept and I told that to Didier long time ago... If somebody know how to erase the value of the CPLD to never see it on boot... it is bette...
As the author of mxplay I can give you one instant advice: don't use ACE files as a test case. It's a custom, closed source, assembler-based player which mxplay has zero control over. Try MPG123, ASAP or XMP plugins if you're looking for clean and stable code.
About the Control issue, that's probably a Nurses problem. The terminal definition file must be put somewhere, I'm not sure if it is even possible on plain TOS. Really, all that software is mainly designed for full FreeMiNT environment. Experience will be poor on plain TOS, in any case. Just for th...
I guess first you should state your configuration (you're throwing notes about CT60, CTPCI, Ethernat, IDEs all at once) and naturally, strip everything down and try it piece by piece...
The daily Mint snapshot does not include the RTL8139.XIF driver. What is the chance for that to be included ? The chance is directly proportional to the time when I finish working on it: https://github.com/mikrosk/freemint/tree/rtl8139 ... i.e. not zero but have other things to keep me busy. The mo...
Please brief instructions, what should I install the latest freemint, mint060_pcibios_2.zip, you test the USB card, what devices do you connect, keyboard, mouse and pendrive? Thanks to David and others, the instructions are now plain simple: just download the latest snapshot (https://github.com/fre...
It's just a simple sensor on one of the CT60 pin's. It's usefulness has been questioned many times, for me it's useful only for OK / very hot state. Certainly leave the fan and/or heatsink, can never hurt. Rev6 @ 80 MHz is certainly OK.
But this seems to be a slightly different problem as he had no freezes with ftp transfer. I think you're not reading between the lines. :) What his tests imply is that it's end device dependant, not software dependant. But yeah, he could have tried to run the same software on all devices, just to b...
I think this keyboard issue was fixed with beta 12 on December 2012. From history_drivers.txt 2012 December ------------- Some changes inside the lwIP RTL8139 driver (lwip/rtl8139.c). Changed web server port 80 to 8080 (lwip/web.c). Added web server to the CT60/CTPCI target. Fixed bug with USB defa...
The most unfortunate thing is that this version hasn't been ever released. :-( It's spread only as a single file, so sources (at least for the driver part which used to be public) are gone too.
What about getting the source code up on Github? I donated money thinking that was a goal. Release process may have moved quicker with more hands involved. If there is no intent on open sourcing, I frankly wouldn't mind my money back. This will eventually happen, however Dan wants to first clean up...
Sorry, but my falcon in which I have 060 and CTPCI is not working in this moment. I do not know what happened, but tomorrow I send to my friend who I hope to see what happened, in this moment I have only Falcon 030 :( After such a heroic help from your side, this is really not fair. :-/ Fingers cro...
A GFX equipped TTs, PAK030, Falcons(030/040/060) with NOVA, Eclipse, Radeon or SV and Firebee are not real enough to you? But this would require far more 'system friendly' approach. My idea was to actually abuse Falcon hardware as much as possible -- that means HBL/Timer-B interrupts, VBL and so on...
Well, the question is what exactly would you run then? Obviously not ST games/demos so that leaves only CPU-agnostic software (perhaps already targeting fast 030/040/060) and that I can already run on my Falcon so I don't need to code it. ;) You could run a large number of the Falcon/HD-fixed games...
Aranym is mainly intended to run clean programs, and not any demos/games that use lot of hardware tricks, so that does not make much sense. The MIlan is exactly the same case. That's why the ST emulator to run the ST games and demos is needed. Unfortunately, the real 68040 and, I'm afraid, 68060 to...
The Aranym users would definitely profit from that too. Aranym is mainly intended to run clean programs, and not any demos/games that use lot of hardware tricks, so that does not make much sense. And it only emulates a '040 cpu, so any programs that have problems with that will most likely don't wo...