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Tag Archives: Embedded systems
Shipping costs for DC2N5-LC DIY kits
I worked out the shipping prices for DC2N5-LC DIY kits through Royal Mail shipping. Prices for the European area are: Bundle Standard Tracked and Signed 1x DC2N5-LC DIY kit 3.80 GBP 8.60 GBP 2x DC2N5-LC DIY kit 4.10 GBP 8.70 … Continue reading →
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Tagged Commodore 64, DC2N, Embedded systems, games, preservation, retrocomputing, software, tapes
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IECHost disk restore video update
As I had changed the interleave value used to write back tracks 1-17 in a more reliable way, here’s a video update about the process 🙂
Posted in Retrocomputing, Technical
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Tagged 1541-II, Commodore 64, disks, Embedded systems, games, IEC, IECHost, preservation, retrocomputing, software
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IECHost: Disk Validation command ready
Suppose you were attempting to write a file to a Commodore DOS disk but the operation failed, e.g. because there was not enough space on the disk to start with, or because there was an outage while the file was … Continue reading →
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Tagged Commodore 64, disks, dumping, Embedded systems, games, IEC, IECHost, preservation, software
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Touch screen update
Today I’ve been reviewing the relevant documentation about the touch screen panel mounted on the 2.8 inch ILI display I intend to use for future projects. I think it’s all pretty much straightforward to integrate in my framework, including a … Continue reading →
DC2N5-LC Touchscreen?
As I received a few requests to produce more DC2N5-LC devices I’ll state my point here: to start with I am unable to buy additional displays at a reasonable price. Secondly, I haven’t got the time to build these devices. However, there … Continue reading →
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Tagged Commodore 64, DC2N, Embedded systems, Firmware, games, LCD, loaders, preservation, tapes
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C2NEmu GUI client progress
I finally had some time and inclination to progress the C2NEmu GUI client and add most playback related features, including Play/Resume, Pause, and Stop button callbacks. In the above image “Real Stunt Expert” was fully played back in under 2 minutes as indicated … Continue reading →
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Tagged C2N Emulator, C2NEmu, Commodore 64, Embedded systems, games, IDX, software, tapes
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Change request for DC2N5-LC implemented
The other day Nuno suggested showing some version information in DC2N5-LC, and I agree that’s something that would be beneficial. Along with the version number I am now also displaying the system date and time, after a time synchronisation file has been read in, … Continue reading →
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Tagged ARM, Commodore 64, DC2N, dumping, Embedded systems, Firmware, preservation, retrocomputing
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