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by mntmn 10y ago
Where did you find the Spartan 6 support? The page you linked is mostly about Lattice ice40. I see a link to a Spartan 6LX9 reverse engineering project at the end of the page though. I use an LX25.
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by mntmn 10y ago
I find the open toolchains for Lattice a great development, but I don't have any experience with the ice40 devices yet. Do the Lattice targets have SERDES outputs, clock synthesizers? Edit: I highly doubt that this project would be doa
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by mntmn 10y ago
BTW toolchain to build drivers https://github.com/cahirwpz/amigaos-cross-toolchain
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by mntmn 10y ago
I bought a cheap-ish "Papilio Pro" FPGA board one day and wanted to do see if I could get it to output VGA directly (I did that with Atmel MCUs before for fun). So I installed Xilinx WebPack ISE and looked at various docs online.
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by mntmn 10y ago
Yup. For a new project I'm going with Freescale i.MX6, but I'm really waiting for the first 1+GHz RISC-V chips.
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by mntmn 10y ago
Thanks! Yes, this was my first real FPGA project (good for learning!), I'm still exploring all the possibilities. For example, only around 25% of the LUTs of the FPGA are currently used, so there is even room to put a simple CPU in the
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by mntmn 10y ago
It is a graphics card in the sense of the "ReTargetable Graphics" (RTG) system. I ship drivers for the Picasso96 API (which also emulates the competing CyberGraphX API). All OS friendly Workbench/Intuition GUIs can then be us
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by mntmn 10y ago
Sources & Background https://github.com/mntmn/amiga2000-gfxcard
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Homebrew Amiga Graphics Card (FPGA, Open Source) Finished [video](youtube.com)
215 points by mntmn 10y ago|51 comments
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by mntmn 10y ago
This reminds me: Since a while I'm looking for a good configurable proxy solution to clean up/filter the web on my server especially for browsing via old devices (Amiga and such). So I would like to reduce website to their content
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by mntmn 10y ago
Yes, keep it up! I shipped a fragment of something similar in an iOS app a few years ago, allowing my client to customize a complex form component of the app dynamically. It proved very useful.
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by mntmn 10y ago
Have you looked at Bitwig Studio? I recently switched to it from years of Logic use and I actually like it more, even on Linux (it runs on Win/Mac/Linux).
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by mntmn 10y ago
Yeah, Bose QuietComfort 35.
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Declined VC wants us to pay legal fees(medium.com)
94 points by mntmn 10y ago|59 comments
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by mntmn 10y ago
Where can I buy a sample?
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by mntmn 10y ago
Funny, just today I google on ThunderX boards and tried to track down the latest AMD Opteron A1100 developments. I wish there were simple, stripped down development boards for these kind of processors available. I would certainly enjoy buil
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by mntmn 10y ago
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by mntmn 10y ago
ha! super awesome :D
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I decided to make a graphics card for my Amiga 2000(github.com)
651 points by mntmn 10y ago|124 comments
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Apollo CPU Core, a fast 68000 reimplementation(apollo-core.com)
6 points by mntmn 11y ago|0 comments
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by mntmn 11y ago
I recently got a Thinkpad T450s after using iBook & MacBooks for 10 years and I'm very pleasantly surprised about build quality and feel.
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by mntmn 11y ago
I use Void Linux at work fulltime for 2 months now and it's very lean and stable, using runit as init. xbps had 99% of the packages I needed.
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Cathode Ray Tube Safety Issues(arcadecontrols.com)
17 points by mntmn 11y ago|10 comments
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by mntmn 11y ago
Support is planned!
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by mntmn 11y ago
Cool! I'll check that out. Funny, I also read "An Incremental Approach to Compiler Construction" once.
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by mntmn 11y ago
Thanks for that correction, will look into it and correct.
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by mntmn 11y ago
Hi, author here. Thank you all for the positive feedback. This motivates me a lot to seriously continue this project. I have a port to i386 (bare metal) in the pipeline and a lot of clean-up to do. Also, I'd be glad to hear your ideas
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DJB Redo Implementation in Bourne Shell(news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net)
2 points by mntmn 11y ago|0 comments
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The Interim Operating System(interim.mntmn.com)
155 points by mntmn 11y ago|26 comments
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Why Is Smalltalk Dead(c2.com)
7 points by mntmn 11y ago|3 comments

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