The first hint could have been done on the Raspberry Pi. I've compiled
AdvanceMESS for the ARM with hard float support. Took many many hours,
even with the Pi overclocked at 1GHz. Runs well anyway at emulating
the Apple //e.
Francois
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On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 2:04 PM, <barythrin at gmail.com> wrote:
Yeah clue 2 with call -151 from basic to a
microassembler makes it an apple II to me though I don't know what edition or version
of a 2 if that's necessary.
Are you emulating it on a raspberry pi?
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Subject: It lives!
I thought I had sent this to cctalk, but apparently not. There are now
3 clues up, because I posted about it on tuesday, one hint a day.
Guess what computer I brought back from the dead?
http://raspberry-python.blogspot.com/2012/10/it-lives-hint-1.html
I'm thinking somebody on this list has used one and will recognize it.
Just a simple screenshot to start with...
Francois
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