TF536 on the ST
Re: TF536 on the ST
@terriblefire Frontier runs nice and smooth here on the 534, with glorious beep-boops from the YM chip
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Pretty sure there is an interrupt issue then. I will drop the TF534 code from your repo in to see if it works later.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
@terriblefire here's the simple relocator id been working on. Was going to wait for feedback before ordering any.
My other thought was to fo a right angled adaptor that would then make the ide point towards the rear.
My other thought was to fo a right angled adaptor that would then make the ide point towards the rear.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
TF536 progress,
Frontier hits address 0x(FF)FF0808 ... and gets a time out bus error on this. Doesnt appear that it should be doing this so..
Its absolutely 100% repeatable so i'm guessing something upstream is doing something wrong?
EDIT: There is something familiar about this bug. I wish the atari-forum was up because i think ive fixed this before.
Frontier hits address 0x(FF)FF0808 ... and gets a time out bus error on this. Doesnt appear that it should be doing this so..
Its absolutely 100% repeatable so i'm guessing something upstream is doing something wrong?
EDIT: There is something familiar about this bug. I wish the atari-forum was up because i think ive fixed this before.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
There's yer problem mate.
Bloody long running DTACKs.
Bloody long running DTACKs.
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indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
Re: TF536 on the ST
DTACK is low a really long time on sound access. I bypassed the GLUE decoding and did my own in my SEC booster to fix sound issues.
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Oh,
I do have something like this already here...
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Re: TF536 on the ST
@8 Bit Dreams yeah that'll probably fit.
My TF536 will either be used on a Mega ST or the H4, so I don't really need to worry about the adaptor board
My TF536 will either be used on a Mega ST or the H4, so I don't really need to worry about the adaptor board
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Just need to check does it really fit or not,
It's open source, will find a link to it and post it here later..
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What's the easiest way to update to 2.06? Still haven't done it...
It's open source, will find a link to it and post it here later..
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What's the easiest way to update to 2.06? Still haven't done it...
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Re: TF536 on the ST
Ok looks like the same issue. How do you stop GLUE decoding it though? I read the relevant comments but didnt notice that.exxos wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 9:06 pm DTACK is low a really long time on sound access. I bypassed the GLUE decoding and did my own in my SEC booster to fix sound issues.
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewt ... 33k#p17539
After i fixed that issue everything rock solid stable but looks like it drops a clock hear and there due to the stuff the 030 does internally.
Needs a decoder. Exxos is working going to be selling them soon.8 Bit Dreams wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 10:25 pm PS
What's the easiest way to update to 2.06? Still haven't done it...
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"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."
"It is not necessarily a supply voltage at no load, but the amount of current it can provide when touched that
indicates how much hurting you shall receive."