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TF1230 Beta Interest (Open Source)

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supaduper wrote: 29 Aug 2021 14:56
kulamario wrote: 29 Aug 2021 14:48

I don't think this is the cause I have Budgie rev0 on 1D and 2B boards

Boards 2B working perfect but 1D only on kick 3.2
Yes I understand, but you do have a Rev 0 on the 1D4 same as me, and no boot :)

need someone else with a working 1D4 just to see what revison Budgie they have
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Mine is a Rev 0
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Avinitlarge wrote: 29 Aug 2021 14:06 3.1 with no drive, boots
3.1.4 with no drive, Boots
3.2 with no drive, Boots

This is with a BooBip rom switcher
Avinitlarge wrote: 29 Aug 2021 17:05 Mine is a Rev 0
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Ok, burned KS 3.2 - 1D4 is not booting no matter 3.1 or 3.2
it's an Escom Model with Gayle -R5, HP LISA & Budgie Rev.0

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Just throwing in an idea - it's not about that clock bodge that Commodore fitted is it? They did it so many different ways between boards (even same rev from what I've seen). In this area here:-

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Well, I have a resistor fitted here:

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GadgetUK164 wrote: 29 Aug 2021 20:53 Just throwing in an idea - it's not about that clock bodge that Commodore fitted is it? They did it so many different ways between boards (even same rev from what I've seen). In this area here:-

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The weird bit is the approach is the same on TF330/360/1260 and 1230... So its a little confusing why the issue it is there in only one board and only on the 030
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So that resistor bodge is pulling the CCK CLK line up to Vcc? Presumably trying to improve rise time/drive strength?

Would be interesting to see that signal on a scope with/without the resistor bodge.

EDIT: so it's cheaper version of this fix which used a clock buffer chip: https://www.tsb.space/knowledge-base/am ... ump-wires/
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Both my 1200 1D4 are rev0 budgie and they have the resistor
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terriblefire wrote: 29 Aug 2021 22:51 The weird bit is the approach is the same on TF330/360/1260 and 1230... So its a little confusing why the issue it is there in only one board and only on the 030
indeed it is a bit confusing, Blizzard IV 1230 ist working on the same setup... 🤔
Additional IDE is completely disabled atm, right?
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