As mentioned at the meeting, I've started a wiki page /Too cool for
Skullspace/
http://www.skullspace.ca/wiki/index.php/Too_cool_for_Skullspace
And linked from
http://skullspace.ca/wiki/index.php/Member_Benefits
To Adrian -- did you rescue the good many EEPROM programmers that we
had? I have you tentatively penciled in here as the person holding them.
I rescued the DSP and FPGA boards and VIC-20 from 1.0.
Full text of wiki page below:
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Our listing of electronic development boards, computers, books and other
items that are "Too cool for Skullspace". They are held by members for
when someone needs them. Best for items that are rarely used and/or too
precious to leave open to the risks of theft/disposalcide.
Contact the member holding each item to make arrangements to borrow.
Electronic development boards
Mark Jenkins <[email protected]>
TI 5402DSK DSP development board with TMS320vc5402 processor and one-day
workshop guide
Altera Nios II Development Kit: Cyclone II Edition with 4506 Ethernet
PHY 1.1 daughter board and ASI/DSI daughter board.
Atmel Mega AVR development board, STK500
Adrian Stonnes
Multiple EEPROM programmers (to be confirmed)
Computers
Mark Jenkins <[email protected]>
Commodore VIC-20 with cassette tape drive and edge connector for user pins
Colin Stanners
2xHP small desktop PCs with 2GB DDR2, Pentium IV 3Ghz, Windows XP /
Ubuntu, LCD monitors (transfer to Colin pending)
Books
Mark Jenkins <[email protected]>
Basic Digital Electronics, Alvis J. Evans, 1996
Computer Hardware, System Software, and Architecture, Thom Luce, 1989,
ISBN 0075577720
Data and Computer Communications, William Stallings, 1991, ISBN 0024154547
Modern Electronic Communication, Gary M. Miller, 1983, ISBN 0135931525
Introduction to Parallel Computing, Grama, Gupta, Karypis, Kumar, 2003,
ISBN 9780201648652
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