Indeed. Everything on the Atari is 24 bit address space anyway.exxos wrote: 18 Jun 2020 01:06Only the CPU can use 32bit address, so 24bit on the sockets is irrelevant,WiseGreasyBastard wrote: 18 Jun 2020 00:57
You stuck with 24 bit address with a 68k socket. Designing in a processor card bus would allow for full 32 bit and other I/O without additional jumper wires.
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Re: H5A Phoenix Platform Edition - A platform for the future
Using the existing hardware that's true.exxos wrote: 18 Jun 2020 01:06 Only the CPU can use 32bit address, so 24bit on the sockets is irrelevant,
You could map new hardware into the new space, but who is going to bother making the new hardware?
It was just an idea.
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@terriblefire I'd probably think about starting this as a separate topic or any responses are likely to get 'lost' in the H5 developments.terriblefire wrote: 18 Jun 2020 00:54Agreed. My question was that if everyone is already going to grab a TF536 and put them in these boards then its probably worth integrating... its not like it would be lots of work.exxos wrote: 18 Jun 2020 00:51 You can do this already with the H4. Remove the cpu and plug in a TF536 like others have done.
I'd love an option for an integrated accelerator like that (as I am not confident of my SMT skills ATM)!
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Can we add the IRQ from ASCI port pin 10 somewhere on the board? Maybe under the ASCI port perhaps or near the four 68k sockets? Just a single pin would be nice so you don't have to solder a on a leg.
Great for pcb that have IDE and boot from HDD function in TOS.
Great for pcb that have IDE and boot from HDD function in TOS.
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I'll second this although i'd like to find a solution like the Amiga one on the TF534/TF536DoG wrote: 27 Jun 2020 11:57 Can we add the IRQ from ASCI port pin 10 somewhere on the board? Maybe under the ASCI port perhaps or near the four 68k sockets? Just a single pin would be nice so you don't have to solder a on a leg.
Great for pcb that have IDE and boot from HDD function in TOS.
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There are 2 headers with it on already...
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Great.
EDIT: Aah, you mean the internal ASCI port for US and Mega STe port. Of course.
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Hi @DoG - you can tap it off of these pins in pink.
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So here are a few renders of the latest H5 revision.
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Re: H5A Phoenix Platform Edition - A platform for the future
:goodpost:
Looking good - looks as if the MFP in the PLCC package is pretty much the only package change (other than the various logic/level shifters...most of which will be pre-fitted)?
Looking good - looks as if the MFP in the PLCC package is pretty much the only package change (other than the various logic/level shifters...most of which will be pre-fitted)?
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