Well, I suspect you're being facetious, but if not: the booster isn't switchable back to a 'default' mode. We can't revert to on-board ROM either. So in lieu of that, the best that can be done is to disable some of the more incompatible aspects for when people might want to run a game or two.exxos wrote: 20 May 2025 23:08Possible yes...
So turn off cache, MMU, TTram... and at which point one has to question why have the accelerator at that point :) Might as well fit the V1 STE booster at that point I guess :P
Sure, a switch (or switches) coming out the back is one option (which was my approach with DFB1), but your board is a bit more polished than mine, hence the idea that you could simply boot from cold in normal configuration and run a program to toggle certain hardware things which would be remembered until power off (or the program is run again).
TT-RAM might not need to be one of those as I misdiagnosed it in the first place, but for the cost of one register, why not? Heck could even have slow mode and no onboard ROM options I had on DFB1 if you were so minded. Might be very useful for the present debugging too.
I could probably hack to you together a simple text-based configuration tool if it'd help.
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