Hey y'all
Posted: 12 Jun 2020 01:43
Hi there,
I'm Tony.
I've been a USA Atari user since early 1987, when I turned my university student loan into an Atari 1040STf with SH204 HD instead of tuition. Heh. It was worth it.
I love HW design and I follow the work here very closely.
I've purchased two 1040STfs to be candidates for helping "us" out with HW designs.
I just asked to buy an H5 assembled board.
My kit now is:
1 x MegaST 4 with a Turbo ST accelerator board and a MegaTalk (yes, Gadgets by Small).
1 x MegaSTE with a 68882 and that's about it.
1 x MIST
1 x working 1040STf
1x in-transit 1040STf
UltraSatan
SC1224 monitor
Some BEST electronics monitor cables and a scan-line converter
And an electronics lab right next to these Ataris.
Back in the day, I did a lot of work on the Atari. I used the Mark Williams C compiler and assembler chain to write a cross-compiler for protected mode 80386 work (this was before I could find any other 386 compilers), I started but did not finish some work for MiNT (Sorry, Eric!) and I wrote the Atari ST code for the SunRize Industries PerfectVision (hi Mike, if you're around still!).
A spark of an idea I have is to build a graphics card for the ST on the Terasic DE10-Lite board. I have one sitting here. That EVB has a VGA output on it and could be a good stepping stone to a video card. I'll have to find the specs on how to write a video driver for TOS/GEM/AES/VDI/ whatever. I don't know where they are and simple googlin' hasn't helped much.
I'll help as I can!
Tony
I'm Tony.
I've been a USA Atari user since early 1987, when I turned my university student loan into an Atari 1040STf with SH204 HD instead of tuition. Heh. It was worth it.
I love HW design and I follow the work here very closely.
I've purchased two 1040STfs to be candidates for helping "us" out with HW designs.
I just asked to buy an H5 assembled board.
My kit now is:
1 x MegaST 4 with a Turbo ST accelerator board and a MegaTalk (yes, Gadgets by Small).
1 x MegaSTE with a 68882 and that's about it.
1 x MIST
1 x working 1040STf
1x in-transit 1040STf
UltraSatan
SC1224 monitor
Some BEST electronics monitor cables and a scan-line converter
And an electronics lab right next to these Ataris.
Back in the day, I did a lot of work on the Atari. I used the Mark Williams C compiler and assembler chain to write a cross-compiler for protected mode 80386 work (this was before I could find any other 386 compilers), I started but did not finish some work for MiNT (Sorry, Eric!) and I wrote the Atari ST code for the SunRize Industries PerfectVision (hi Mike, if you're around still!).
A spark of an idea I have is to build a graphics card for the ST on the Terasic DE10-Lite board. I have one sitting here. That EVB has a VGA output on it and could be a good stepping stone to a video card. I'll have to find the specs on how to write a video driver for TOS/GEM/AES/VDI/ whatever. I don't know where they are and simple googlin' hasn't helped much.
I'll help as I can!
Tony