Just started to work on some SNES stuff. Took a simple sample from vintagedev to get it working using linux as the development system. Added proper Makefile and made ubuntu wla packages.
Category: Console
Console
Made my very own openwii version including debug routines. So i added a another status led to the chiip design and also added IO lines to the ATmega SIO pins. So now i have a drive chip which prints debug info via a serial line. So everybody who want to understand the dvd drive patching can watch this in serial console. The debug code retrieves the media status flag and prints some other status flags.
Wow cool stuff, a podcast playing only real awesome SID stuff, including some newer SID stuff from the last few years. No lamers talking inbetween just chiptunes. Great ! Check it out 8bit Mayhem
BTW my favorite tunes:
Maybe i should code a PSP based SID compilation demo…
Comments closedThis is really usefull, isn’t it. Made a video driver for gnuboy based on aalib. The sound it actually done by sdl lib. But i don’t care about sound to much because this thingy is meant to be played via telnet. So hook up the aagnuboy binary into xinted and have fun.
service aagnuboy
{
disable = no
flags = REUSE
socket_type = stream
wait = no
user = root
log_on_failure += USERID
port = 1989
server = /usr/local/bin/aagnuboy
server_args = /usr/local/games/roms/demo.gb
log_type = SYSLOG daemon info
}
