I noticed a bug in your CORE. Sometimes the FDD doesn't work after the reset (I have gotek from Zaxon). He does not see it, the reset does not help, you need to reload the cora.
When it comes to FAST, in 1.6 it would probably be able to increase, the paths are there. CHIP is another matter, the extra DMA logic in Spartan does not fit. Any ideas on how to use 8MB CHIP?
Mikan v0.1.4: I added the "auto switch" function. If a floppy disk is inserted into DF1 during reset, DF1 swaps with DF0. For the switch to work properly, both stations must generate the _RDY signal. LEDs for stations that do not generate _RDY. To DF0 we connect a regular station, to DF1 we connect an emulator (something that does not require a _MTR signal, v1.6 does not have _MTR1).
Hey, I finally managed to buy a chip for amiga_floppy_splitter. I therefore have two questions: 1. You also need to solder two capacitors 100nf and 10uF on the board. Which is which ? There are no markings on the plates.
2. How do you program this pic? I have a programmer for them, but are there outputs for mclr, pgd, pgc, gnd on any of the pins or do you have to solder the legs?
Thanks for the info on how to solder. Unfortunately, I'm lazy in programming. I'm using a PicKIT3 programmer, I hope it's ok, if not which one should I use? Photo of my programmer below. So far, I've used it without any problems programming a chip of another project according to the instructions https://speccy.pl/wiki/index.php?title=AmiPS2#Podpiecie_Programatora. Project also built on PIC processor, but bigger. Below are photos of my programmer and how I connected the cables. I suggested the scheme, but I don't know if I deciphered everything correctly.
After connecting the wires of the cables, I get the message device not found. Can you suggest something? Maybe there is a better, more adequate instruction for flashing such a pica somewhere?