Since I never actually manage to finish my Stacy project and get it closed up, maybe I'll have a look at trying this out. It would be a bit more elegant than the internal OSSC, and I do have a Pi Zero that isn't doing anything. Would be pretty funny to end up with a Stacy with two Raspberry Pis insi...

Does this change if you revert to previous firmware versions? Checking that out is somewhere on my roadmap (trying to track down an unrelated random reboot issue at the moment). Simply switching back to an older firmware could be good for troubleshooting, but not necessarily for a permanent solutio...

With the latest firmware, everything works except for CosmosEx. CosmosEx ACSI SD works so the ACSI part seems fine. However, loading the CosmosEx driver results in the actual CosmosEx not being found. @derkom Did you encounter issues like this with your setup? Now that I am finally getting pieces a...

I got access to a dual extruder 3D printer and decided to have a little fun with the switch panel for CPU and TOS bank selection... IMG_20210110_152303.jpg IMG_20210110_152343.jpg It clips into the holes in the battery compartment that were originally intended for the battery contacts, and feeds the...

For the first time, all internal pieces installed at the same time!


The keyboard still fits.

SD card extension cable installed, to allow OSSC firmware updates without having to open the Stacy again...


The other end is in the TOS door, next to the screen. Firmware updated to verify it works...

Next, installation of the remote display for the OSSC (finally getting back to the original plan here)... IMG_20210105_085400.jpg ...whose daughterboard plugs directly into the now unused TOS ROM sockets... IMG_20210105_085509.jpg ...which provides convenient access to the OSSC menu system via the T...

Slowly, slowly he progresses... IMG_20210104_211639.jpg IMG_20210104_211720.jpg That's a slightly modified version of the CosmosEx case, to move the front into the right position for the Stacy, and also to make the bezel completely fill the space available. Despite the funky angle the camera appears...

Thanks for your suggestion. I have been looking around to acquire a socket for 68000. The most common one seems to be with a spacing of 2.5 mm instead of 2.2 mm. Any tips where i can get sockets with 2.2mm spacing ? /zChris Are you perhaps mixing up dimensions here? 22.86 mm is the distance across ...

That's the correct spacing. But you shouldn't need external footprints for it. The Package_DIP:DIP-64_W22.86mm_LongPads footprint provided with KiCad is the correct one. But now that I look, that seems to be the same thing on your github link, so whatever.