Hi
A possible solution:
http://www.innovasic.com/fido.htm
This company guarantees all their products will have a production life
of at least 10 years!
Malcolm
Tobias Fröschle wrote:
Derek Stewart schrieb:
Hi Arnold,
The Cobra board looks quite interesting, it has an embedded Linux
But first, you'd
have to have a full 68k emulation on the coldfire going -
which is not an easy task in itsself.
Regards
Tobias
I know.
Here is what Marcel wrote into this list on 3. Dec. 2004 about
converting the source code of SMSQ/E to Coldfire which has an
instruction set that is a
Hi Derek,
The Cobra board looks quite interesting, it has an embedded Linux
system. So that would mean that the Linux code is open source, so no
mystery about how things work.
The only QL use would be complete 68k emulation in software. The V3 core
is pretty useless if you want to execute
On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:58:21 +0100, pgraf wrote
Hi Derek,
Just to save you time and money: All ideas to just buy an
existing Coldfire board and get QL software run natively are
bound to fail.
All the best
Peter
Another path would be to try to adapt just SMSQ/E + SBasic + some
other
Hi Arnould
This link is quite interesting.
http://www.microapl.co.uk/Porting/ColdFire/
Malcolm
Arnould wrote:
On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 15:58:21 +0100, pgraf wrote
Hi Derek,
Just to save you time and money: All ideas to just buy an
existing Coldfire board and get QL software run natively
Yes Malcolm,
We already know this, it was the subject of the (long) email of Nasta
at beginning of Dec. 2004. The only difference: 3 years later there is
a board with everything built in to tinker. It only lacks V4 core of
the Coldfire. But this seems to be very annoying to say the least, as
No answer to this message neither to a couple of older ones. Did
anybody receive one of them?
Arnould
On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 13:18:59 +0100, Arnould wrote
I know that a little more than 3 years ago Nasta came to the
conclusion to use V4 Coldfire to possibly port SMSQ/E. But
then there is this
In fact I find it interesting because this future proof processor has
everything to possibly develop a less than $50 SMSQ/E based machine.
This target being production cost (not selling price) for a few
hundred or more machines equiped with case and LCD display. With this
idea, that Cobra5329
Hi Arnold,
The Cobra board looks quite interesting, it has an embedded Linux
system. So that would mean that the Linux code is open source, so no
mystery about how things work.
Do know the cost of the board.
Derek
Arnold wrote:
No answer to this message neither to a couple of older ones.
Derek Stewart schrieb:
Hi Arnold,
The Cobra board looks quite interesting, it has an embedded Linux
system. So that would mean that the Linux code is open source, so no
mystery about how things work.
Do know the cost of the board.
Derek
Arnold wrote:
All,
I also started to look
I know that a little more than 3 years ago Nasta came to the
conclusion to use V4 Coldfire to possibly port SMSQ/E. But then there
is this interesting platform named Cobra5329 which could be bought
today to tinker:
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