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Re: Possible (long term) solution for ST/TT ISA GFX card?
Posted: 04 Oct 2023 10:47
by Badwolf
mrbombermillzy wrote: 03 Oct 2023 17:24
@Badwolf Putting this in a ST536 based machine would be very interesting I think.
I may have a go at a version two.
I'll do another post and solicit ideas.
BW
Re: Possible (long term) solution for ST/TT ISA GFX card?
Posted: 04 Oct 2023 11:04
by Cyprian
mrbombermillzy wrote: 03 Oct 2023 17:24
@Badwolf Putting this in a ST536 based machine would be very interesting I think.
does ST536 have expansion connector?
Re: Possible (long term) solution for ST/TT ISA GFX card?
Posted: 04 Oct 2023 11:37
by mrbombermillzy
Badwolf wrote: 04 Oct 2023 10:47
mrbombermillzy wrote: 03 Oct 2023 17:24
@Badwolf Putting this in a ST536 based machine would be very interesting I think.
I may have a go at a version two.
I'll do another post and solicit ideas.
BW
Please do. :)
Cyprian wrote: 04 Oct 2023 11:04
does ST536 have expansion connector?
Not that Im aware of.
Looking at *all* possibilities though, perhaps the IDE HDD interface can be harnessed for other uses?
IIRC years ago I used to have some sort of CF device (for an old iPaq HP device or similar electronic organiser) which could output VGA from the CF card slot.
I cant in the life of me remember the details though, other than it copied the screen display with any display movement and output to a projector. (I will see if I can find a picture of the device somewhere in my old photo storage).
But if that is possible, then perhaps (after some TF IDE bandwidth calculations) it may be worth exploring.
I cant imagine IDE speeds being able to haul too much screen estate though. :D
Re: Possible (long term) solution for ST/TT ISA GFX card?
Posted: 20 Oct 2023 21:25
by ctirad
My goal is a plug&play solution with a OSS driver. I'm not interested in emulation of any ancient hardware or patching NVDI, etc..