If you guys wait a bit i have been studying the CDTV driver and i'll be able to fix it eventually. What i really need is a way to reassemble a CDTV extended rom with a replacement cdtv.device so i can get to testing. If someone could find a way to do that (preferably with amitools) i'd would get me...

matt020 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2020 1:33 pm

Are there any Australian users here that can re-flash CPLD's?

Yes but on the wrong side of the country. Happy to do e.g. a return express post satchel if you can't find anyone closer.

There's the Raspberry Pi flashing option too if you haven't seen it.

terriblefire wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 03, 2020 8:26 am

I dont want people using the forum to fine binaries long term. Github has what you want.

Awesome! Thanks

Hey @terriblefile - next time you do a build can you please include r1 firmware? Or should I physically bodge those 2x swapped IDE lines on my r1? (and if so which pins need swapping?)

@matt020 have you tried the TF536 without the A2091 installed?

terriblefire wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 30, 2020 9:01 am

Feb 2021.

Cool, great that open source is still the plan Thanks!

@terriblefire - do you have a plan for releasing gerbers? It would be a lot easier for people to just order their own. Not that I want another TF536 but if you want someone in Australia to order direct from China and reship blanks within Australia I'd be happy to help out.

My rev 1 runs hot too - adding the pullups didn't seem to make a difference. I just put a heatsink on it as there weren't that many people complaining about heat, but it seems like a bit of a band-aid. Unfortunately I have nothing other than my finger to measure heat with. The CPLD was the bigger va...

I guess the question for me is are these only going to be available exclusively from the ''builders' or will we able to get individual blank PCBs at some stage? I'd like to test, but most of the fun for me is going through the process of soldering one up. If I can't do that I think the interest just...

There's my solution: https://github.com/daleking/Amiga_to_VGA_Buffered for DB23->VGA using solder cups, but it's a little awkward hanging off the back of the CD32. I believe Edu has an opensource one too.... If there is space on the riser, and since this is to be the 1 riser to rule them all, is it ...