What a brilliant solution! I bet they'll do really well!

Darklord If you mean 'spoken two sentences in the last month' I guess you're about right :) But in all seriousness, since his pi-storm died on him the project is in stasis at the moment. Probably until more dev's magically appear to help, as he did say he's achieved everything he can do by himself ...

Just my 2cents, I had no-end of issues with white screen on my H5, even though I had top-quality 3M sockets. In the end I got rid of the socketed chips and replaced them with the SMD variants (talking about the system chips) all my problems went away

You can test RAM with this tool: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 33#p414233

For the keyboard I am not sure. You could load a text editor like QED and just type.

If you plug it in 'chips down' it'll definitely damage it. I don't know whether it's the ROM or something else on the board.

A simple google search brings up quite a few options: https://www.legacypixels.com/atari/ https://www.polyplay.xyz/ECL-VGA-Adapter-Atari-TT_1 https://shop.inventronik.de/index.php?id_product=28&controller=product&id_lang=2 Icky also made one here in 2018: https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/v...

@Badwolf Please see my post here for the rationale behind my image: viewtopic.php?p=113818#p113818

Just goto amazon and pick up a Sandisk 32gb card next day delivery for £10..... no stress then. You do realise you could use a bigger card also? Like a 64gb? It would work too. ps - it has only written 1 partition. not the entire image to disk. You should use a dedicated app designed for writing dis...

I have a spare DSTB1 if anyones interested.

@exxos Press the eject button in the top-bar of DISKS to unmount it. Or press unmount/eject in the file manager.