holidays and stuff
Alexandre Souza - Listas pu1bzz.listas at
gmail.com
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Sat Dec 25 11:52:54 CST 2010
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Pics! MSX stuff isn't terribly common here, in
my experience.
Well, these are not THE 2.0 I got today, but all photos are mine, with
my old MSXes:
http://msxpro.com/acvs2.0.html
http://msxpro.com/kitddx.html
http://msxpro.com/kitddx2-2p_as.html
And lots of MSX things (most did by me, or by Luciano Sturaro, the owner
of the site):
http://msxpro.com/projetos.html
Of course, there is always my site, with lots of photos:
http://tabalabs.com.br
Want more? :oD
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Hi Alexandre,
We are working on an N8VEM home computer design which will be BIOS
compatible with MSX-1. The hardware is somewhat compatible but we are
making some changes due to parts obsolescence, etc. For example replacing
the parallel matrix keyboard with a PS/2 keyboard port, adding IDE, SD, and
floppy controller, etc. One of the builders has demonstrated the MSX CBIOS
using the N8VEM SBC and SCG (sprite color graphics and sound board). That
will be the basis for the new home computer except it will be based on the
Z8S180, 1MB SRAM, 512K Flash ROM, TMS9918 VDP, AY-3-8910, and various IO
ports. The MSX CBIOS is in the MSX BIOS folder.
If you are interested in working on a homebrew MSX computer please stop by
the N8VEM project. There is a folder on the N8VEM wiki called "home
computer" with the schematics and PCB layout. The prototype PCB is in trace
route optimization right now and once some of the other projects clear out I
am planning on a small run of prototype PCBs for initial build and test.
Probably in a couple of months or so.
Thanks and have happy holidays!
Andrew Lynch