There is an RTC feature in the ARM so it could be done that way. But if thats the biggest bug anyone has i'll be happy.stephen_usher wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2023 9:06 amI s'pose that a "starting date/time" plus then running the clock whilst the machine powered on if a good work-around. Maybe in future some sort of serial net device could be hacked on to do an NTP date, possibly using an add-on ROM image.terriblefire wrote: Wed Feb 15, 2023 8:47 pm There is an RTC and battery backed up ram which we wont be bothering with in the MSX2 standard. The RTC is required but will be faked to a hard coded date unless someone is really in the mood to find a way to squeeze a battery on there.
Anyway, unless someone is going to use a disk drive and productivity software I'm not sure anyone will notice.
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TFMSX Rev 2 Design Complete
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How does one get a chance to make a purchase ?
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Message @chucky. He will sort you out.
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Seems chucky is too busy to do the TFMSX anymore. Is anyone interested in picking up building it?
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If nobody comes forward, then it's possible I could get some built. But would need a fab-ready BOM and PnP files to be able for me to just "dump" the project onto my fab-house to make them. I could likely flash firmware but that be about all I could do with it all. I know zero about the MSX stuff...terriblefire wrote: Fri Mar 01, 2024 12:46 pm Seems chucky is too busy to do the TFMSX anymore. Is anyone interested in picking up building it?
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If you are interested in an YM2413 FPGA IP for this project, drop me a PM.
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TBH nobody seems interested in building them. The project doesnt have an FPGA eithers. Its all original chips and some glueOliver_A wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:05 pm If you are interested in an YM2413 FPGA IP for this project, drop me a PM.
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Re: TFMSX Rev 2 Design Complete
No problem, it seems that many MSX fan (including myself) chose to build the Omega MSX2 computer with case and keyboard.
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This design is meant for the casual gamer really. It's also an MSX2+ design. I can't remember if Omega was MSX2 yet?
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Re: TFMSX Rev 2 Design Complete
It's been on my list to get myself one. I may be able to help build a few once my health improves a bit.terriblefire wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:33 pmTBH nobody seems interested in building them. The project doesnt have an FPGA eithers. Its all original chips and some glueOliver_A wrote: Mon Jul 29, 2024 11:05 pm If you are interested in an YM2413 FPGA IP for this project, drop me a PM.
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