This is once again the proof that EmuTOS rulez for debugging hardware
Thanks to everyone involved.

Humm, hard to say... Indeed, this looks like random crashes. Maybe RAM issues?
On first screenshot, SR=2400 means that the VBL interrupt is being processed, maybe this is a clue... But there is nothing similar on other screenshots.
Definitely, something is unstable. But what?

Excellent stuff
A flashable TOS board is exactly what users need. And with dual-TOS support, it is just perfect.

For now, we have no mechanism to detect EmuTOS version number. Put on the "to do list" ;) Done! Since 29/10/2019 (current EmuTOS snasphots, and future release): - Look at ROM offset $2C. If 'ETOS' is there, then it's EmuTOS (works for all EmuTOS versions, including old ones) - Look at offset $34. I...

copy files emucurs1.def / emucurs1.rsc to C:\ and rename them to emucurs.def / emucurs.rsc Note that DEF files are useless for EmuTOS itself. They are only used by resource editors to display object names. Just ensure that you have a file C:\EMUCURS.RSC (or A: if you booted from floppy) then everyt...

Hey, I have just discovered this project. This is damn cool Go ahead!

I build EmuTOS with -m68030 -DSTATIC_ALT_RAM_ADDRESS=0x01000000 The biggest performance boost comes from letting it know about fastram at compile time, this allows it to put a large chunk of its internal variables there instead of in ST-RAM (the Vampire V2 + V4 optimized builds do the same thing) H...

Precisely. Check for 'ETOS' at ROM offset $2C.
For now, we have no mechanism to detect EmuTOS version number.

Excellent job

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