David Gesswein's MFM emulator on the DEC Professional
Adrian Graham
binarydinosaurs at gmail.com
Sat Jan 16 17:19:51 CST 2021
> On 16 Jan 2021, at 22:32, Paul Koning via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:
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> I just completed a set of tests of David's MFM emulator on my Pro 380.
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> Summary: everything works right. Very impressive device. My compliments to David for an amazing piece of engineering.
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> Details:
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> 1. I built and tested it (rev C board) per the instructions and all that worked nicely. A few minor points in the instructions, quickly clarified by David and already updated on the web page. I used an old 2 MB BeagleBone Black (the kind that was shipped some years ago with the abandoned Angstrom distribution), that fits just fine.
Oh hells, I’m just drawing up a cape for an old 2GB BBB for my second DECbox project but this might be a better use for it and I can get a PocketBeagle to use on the DECbox instead.
For those that may not have heard of it, DECbox is a BBB-based emulator that fits inside a VT100 and using simh will emulate your favourite anything that uses a serial terminal.
http://binarydinosaurs.co <http://binarydinosaurs.co/>.uk/Museum/Decbox
That’s my first one, the 2nd one will go inside one of my VT220s, or even a 240.
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