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In seriousness.. if someone sells me an atari TT for "not a donation but not taking the Gipsy Kiss" prices i will do a TF4060 to TT port

terriblefire wrote: 27 Feb 2022 22:57 In seriousness.. if someone sells me an atari TT for "not a donation but not taking the Gipsy Kiss" prices i will do a TF4060 to TT port

I'd gladly even donate it but then I wouldn't have a TT to enjoy the final product on. :D

terriblefire wrote: 27 Feb 2022 22:57 In seriousness.. if someone sells me an atari TT for "not a donation but not taking the Gipsy Kiss" prices i will do a TF4060 to TT port

@terriblefire - have PM'ed you

terriblefire wrote: 27 Feb 2022 22:57 In seriousness.. if someone sells me an atari TT for "not a donation but not taking the Gipsy Kiss" prices i will do a TF4060 to TT port

Wow, that's a great comment; would be nice if one was available to sell to you. 8-)

Icky wrote: 28 Feb 2022 09:13 @terriblefire - have PM'ed you

viking272 wrote: 28 Feb 2022 09:54 Wow, that's a great comment; would be nice if one was available to sell to you. 8-)

I think we have a way forward. Although its not going to be an immediate thing. In the meantime if someone can point me to some atari TT docs (specifically where-ever CPUs are traditionally plugged in ... lol)

terriblefire wrote: 28 Feb 2022 13:34

Icky wrote: 28 Feb 2022 09:13 @terriblefire - have PM'ed you

viking272 wrote: 28 Feb 2022 09:54 Wow, that's a great comment; would be nice if one was available to sell to you. 8-)

I think we have a way forward. Although its not going to be an immediate thing. In the meantime if someone can point me to some atari TT docs (specifically where-ever CPUs are traditionally plugged in ... lol)

This is all great news. However, bear in mind that there are (among all the mb revisions) two types of TT board; The earlier type which comes with a CPU daughtercard and the ones which don't.

Heres some general TT schematics which may be of some use:

terriblefire wrote: 28 Feb 2022 13:34 I think we have a way forward. Although its not going to be an immediate thing. In the meantime if someone can point me to some atari TT docs (specifically where-ever CPUs are traditionally plugged in ... lol)

Most docs are (or should be) here:
https://docs.dev-docs.org/

terriblefire wrote: 28 Feb 2022 13:34 I think we have a way forward. Although its not going to be an immediate thing. In the meantime if someone can point me to some atari TT docs (specifically where-ever CPUs are traditionally plugged in ... lol)

mrbombermillzy wrote: 28 Feb 2022 13:40 This is all great news. However, bear in mind that there are (among all the mb revisions) two types of TT board; The earlier type which comes with a CPU daughtercard and the ones which dont.

Heres some general TT schematics which may be of some use:

TTscematics.zip

ttschematics.zip

In addition, more informations about the TT motherboard revisions:
https://www.atariancomputing.com/blog/t ... on-guide-4

terriblefire wrote: 28 Feb 2022 13:34 In the meantime if someone can point me to some atari TT docs (specifically where-ever CPUs are traditionally plugged in ... lol)

The TT doesn't have an accelerator slot. It just has a standard 68030 PGA socket. The TT was designed for a 16MHz 68030 but at the last minute they added a "32 Meg" daughter card so the CPU could be run at 32MHz, double the speed of the bus.

Most TT owners have a RAM card plugged into the TT RAM socket which covers the 68030 socket. But I imagine the TT RAM cards would probably not be necessary anymore.

Stephen, thanks for all your hard work with this board--very nice features/specs!