My Arduino code: https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISAMega/blob/master/src/main.cpp … x86-Emulator / VGA-BIOS Emulator: https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISAMega-x86Emuator … If anyone wants to take a look at the emulation...pic.twitter.com/tUwpEiwoUz
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My Arduino code: https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISAMega/blob/master/src/main.cpp … x86-Emulator / VGA-BIOS Emulator: https://github.com/Manawyrm/ISAMega-x86Emuator … If anyone wants to take a look at the emulation...pic.twitter.com/tUwpEiwoUz
This is very cool, and I look forward to messing with it! I played around with a commercial product to do this, and it was a bit of a disappointment: really noisy power supply and all the frequencies were wrong, so no CGA, and the same VGA-init problems you ran into.
foone Retweeted foone
so I'm definitely interested in a solution that can be modified to work properly with things like CGA cards! My thread (using the ARS Tech ISA2USB) is here:https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1228127962320404480 …
foone added,
Very nice! I'm pretty sure CGA would already work well. The clocks are absolutely correct on mine and the +5V and +12V PSUs are perfectly clean. The -5V and -12V are a bit weak (max 1W combined), but work.pic.twitter.com/OLhTNaAB2I
I don't have any CGA cards or monitors, though, so I can test that :( Do you have more experience with the VGA already? How did you try to emulate the BIOS?
I've only a little bit of experience with VGA cards in the past. I was working on modifying my own x86 emulation tool to handle it, but it turned out the VGA BIOS I was looking at using required a lot of instructions that I didn't yet support, so I didn't get far
plus the ISA2USB was having weird issues where I couldn't get it to consistently connect, so I basically gave up out of frustration at that point
I think I'll design a PCB for assembly at JLCPCB, that way it's easy to just order these boards (total cost for 2 boards will hopefully be under 50$)
Manawyrm Retweeted Toble_Miner | tsys
https://twitter.com/Toble_Miner/status/1308671279394959361 …
@Toble_Miner was so nice to layout the board for this prototype.
It has some special design choices: onboard SDRAM, card instead of sockets, 8bit ISA only (for now)
but it does have USB 2.0 and with 400 MHz hopefully more than enough power.
Manawyrm added,
Benefits of doing it as an 8bit card: - 4 layer PCBs within 10x10cm are much cheaper (16bit doesnt fit in 10cm) - ISA sockets are expensive (~4$/pcs), I can mount 5pcs on a backplane and then just swap the card - Power supply (-5,5,12,-12) can be done by the backplane
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