Have a TF1260 with 060 rev.6, OS32.2.2.1 , 3.2.2Roms , MMULib installed.
Get software failure when booting, but when i double mouse and uncheck Update Rom Modules in Boot Options, boot is ok.
(some boots still get sw-failures or just a grey or black screen)
But when it starts i can only use PAL modes or no picture unless i also select Double Pal in Display Options (double mouse)
No issues with my old PPC/040 accelerator.
Anyone else had this issue?
Also Chip ram writes is only 3,5MB/s. Get 4,5MB/s with old 040 which makes it faster with C2P.
Anyone tested Chip ram access with TF1260 installed.
Current firmware version: Alpha 1000 (December 2021)
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TF1260 boot issues
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Re: TF1260 boot issues
You should get 7Mb/s at 50Mhz. I've not tried that exact OS version. Could be related to your screen mode. Try it at lores 4 colour mode.
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Re: TF1260 boot issues
Its at Hires Pal 640x256 8bpl. Getting 4,5MB/s with old 040 accelerator.
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Re: TF1260 boot issues
Yup but at that res 3.5Mb is all you will get from the TF i believe.runecbx wrote: Mon Aug 07, 2023 11:28 pm Its at Hires Pal 640x256 8bpl. Getting 4,5MB/s with old 040 accelerator.
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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."