DIY-A586 v1.6 by piotr_go

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#241 21048193 16 Apr 2024 23:42

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21048193 16 Apr 2024 23:42

Hello Piotr. Thanks you for the great project! I made it

I have installed 5 "cores" and when I try to run 5 I am writing DEMO LIMIT, 4 CORES MAX
Can you buy the full version of this somewhere?
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#242 21362045 25 Dec 2024 14:53

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21362045 25 Dec 2024 14:53

Mikan v0.1.9
I added support for 2 mice. You can use either an amiga mouse (joy1), or a ps/2 mouse (connect only one).

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==== update ====

mikan_k500:
I have added support for the A500 keyboard.

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The discussion revolves around the DIY-A586 v1.6, a retrocomputing emulator designed by Piotr Go, featuring an FPGA Spartan6 XC6SLX9, 8MB SDRAM, and various connectivity options including HDMI, RS232, and joystick ports. Users inquire about programming the FPGA, configuring floppy drives, and compatibility with different ROMs and cores. The author provides updates on core development, including support for Amiga and PC emulation, and addresses technical questions regarding component specifications, programming methods, and troubleshooting issues related to SD card usage and floppy drive connections. The conversation also touches on the potential for future enhancements and additional cores for other systems like C64 and Atari.
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