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Hi All, New version of my PAL/NTSC C64 core for the C-One (and other FPGA boards with some work ;-) is released. For more details see my webpage ...
Peter
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Mar 17, 2007
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Thank you Peter for your efforts. Chris...
Chris [xc8/Bronx]
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Mar 19, 2007
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Moderator, if this is not appropriate for this list, please delete and direct me to the proper place for this sort of question. Now, I'm modding the current...
sixofdloc
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May 1, 2007
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... The 65816 is on the same address and data bus as the memory and lots of other parts of the C-One mainboard, therefore it will most probably not run at full...
Jens Schoenfeld
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Hi, A little problem with the C-One is that the 65816 is sharing the bus signals with the 128K SRAM. So for enabling the 65816 it would be easier if the SDRAM...
Peter
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... Well, once I'm done modding, the core won't have much compatibility anyway. I'll have a try at using the SDRAM then. ... Ooh, I hadn't considered that....
sixofdloc
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... again? Aye, that would be useful. Is it already up somewhere?...
sixofdloc
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Hi, nice to hear about such a thing. The pinouts should all be in the schematics of the C-One, which you can find under www.c64upgra.de. Expanding the color...
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May 2, 2007
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Hi All, Currently I'm working towards a new release of fpga64. As I don't have access to a (reliable) working c64 at the moment so I ask the group. (yeah I...
Peter
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May 6, 2007
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Hi, Somebody asked me for the program to test this. This one does the trick: 10 FOR I = 0 TO 255 20 POKE 56331, I 25 X = PEEK(56328) 30 PRINT I, PEEK(56331) 40...
Peter
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May 6, 2007
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Hi, Anyone have ported FPGA64 to others boards? I have one Altera DE1, and one Xport 2.0 + Gameboy Advance, but I am not engineer and just started playing with...
johny_2k
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May 6, 2007
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Hi, As I see the results are the same as of VICE. (tested on C64c new style and C64 old style) Chris...
Chris [xc8/Bronx]
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Thanx Chris, could you please run one other test for me? 10 poke 56331, 0 : print peek(56328) : print peek(56331) 20 poke 56331, 18 : print peek(56328) : print...
Peter
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... I ported an earlier release to the Altium Nanoboard NB-1. I've been meaning to update to the latest version and port it to my latest hardware... Regards, ...
Mark McDougall
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Hi All, I've made a new release of my PAL/NTSC C64 core called FPGA64. It's version 0.19 released on 20070508. Lots of CIA related fixes. release notes: ...
Peter
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Hi All, I've made a new release of my PAL/NTSC C64 core called FPGA64. It's version 0.20 released on 20070512. Because the CIA timers are correctly working in...
Peter
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May 11, 2007
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Dear all, isn't it possible to use some space in the upper area of the 128k RAM for the color ram? I think, the upper 64k are only used as ROM area, right? ...
majorsky78
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May 15, 2007
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Hi Andre, ... There is about 40k free in the SRAM. Putting the color ram there takes 1 extra memory cycle so the VIC-II code needs to be changed so it allowes...
Peter
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Hi, You may know this CF filesystem bug : when you add some files, they are not appear on the file-selector (mainly on the CPC core). I remember that Jens...
Chris [xc8/Bronx]
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On 15.05.2007 at 15:31, Peter wrote: Hi Peter... ... This might be a new candidate for a high-end compatibility test-case in case of VIC-II tricks... ...
Philip Timmermann
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Hello Peter, another idea... In the fpga64 files, it is said, that the 6510 needs 4 cycles and that 20 cycles are unused. Is it possible to increase the CPU...
majorsky78
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Hallo Peter, ... In what way? The only difference between the 6510 and the 65816, seen from the C64, is that the illegal instructions are missing. That does ...
Ruud.Baltissen@...
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Hi Ruud & Group, I was thinking in the same way a few month ago, but I have seen a couple of games that only run when illegal instructions are supported. ...
Peter
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... I'm certainly no authority on fpga64, but I'd imagine if you multi-step the CPU independently of the rest of the system, you'll run into problems such as...
Mark McDougall
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Hi, for sure, this might be a problem. If you write a register in the VIC and read it back immediately, you might not get the result, which you expect. But...
majorsky78
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Dear all, can anybody (Tobias?) answer my questions? I hope so... - The flashsys0.70 contains the first 1541 emulation. What kind of? Is it Z80 code or 6502...
majorsky78
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... Right, the way they (and Rossmöller's Flash 8 as well) handle it is to slow the CPU down to 1MHz whenever a peripheral register is accessed. This can...
Jens Schoenfeld
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Ok guys I have been reading your post for a while now. What do I need to get in to this? I miss having a c=64/128 Lee Subject: Re: [cone_cores] Re: Increasing...
Lee Clark
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Hello Peter, ... I don't have real figures, but I think you are right that it is much more software (games and demos) than one would expect. Of course, when...
Spiro Trikaliotis
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Dear all, the clock is directly routed to the cpu, I think. But the core is 32 MHz or something like that. Where is the runtime of the CPU controlled to only 4...
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