DFB1r3 dev board demonstration video

[Badwolf]

Hi guys,

I put together a small demo of the DFB1 (rev3) in action as things stand.

Points to note:

• This is not the final form factor. The idea is to fit within the case with the PSU in place.

• Specs may change before release. There's only one working copy so far and the firmware is right on the edge of functional.

• Release version will probably default to accelerated rather than 16MHz.

• This version is intended for 50MHz, but will also run at 40 if the CPU can't take it.

BW

[exxos]

Awesome just watching now! Did you solve the failing PLD's then ?

[Badwolf]

Awesome just watching now! Did you solve the failing PLD's then ?

Not yet. This is still the really beaten up but super robust first board. I just decided to try to solve a few other problems before using my last CPLD on the 'confirmation' board... with luck!

BW

[PhilC]

Looks great to me.

Although, wouldn't put that voice with the name Badwolf. I'd got you as more of a Brian Blessed kinda guy :D

[Steve]

Absolutely sensational work BW, this project you should be very proud of.

[MegaSTEarian]

A very nice project and exceptional work, @Badwolf, thanks for all the work you put for the community.

[Icky]

Nice work @Badwolf - I love seeing the projects this community are working on. :thumbup:

[Badwolf]

Although, wouldn't put that voice with the name Badwolf. I'd got you as more of a Brian Blessed kinda guy :D

*scribbles notes*
more... hammy... gravitas...

Got it.

Unfortunately my nasal whine is probably not quite up to Brian Blessed or Tom Baker. Joe Pesci, on the other hand... :?

BW

[DoG]

Very nice.

[MegaSTEarian]

Was watching the video for, I think it was the 3rd time and I can't help wondering: What would it take to accelerate the bus as well?
Will it lose the "solder-less" feature?

With bus acceleration I think the Falcon will be a whole new beloved Atari :)