It took a quite an amount of email and phone support, even providing
complete working samples, until someone (very skilled at building
hardware) successfully reproduced the QL-SD. QL-SD has a much higher
difficulty level than the other projects you find at the forums. Nobody
else wanted to do it h
On 21 Nov 2013 at 12:34, Alexandre Souza wrote:
> Peter, I don't want to be disrespectful, but I can't see problems in
> soldering fine-pitch SMD devices. Of course the board will have to be made
> in a professional setup (ever tried OSS and other chinese low-volume
> suppliers? They make q
Hi Alexandre,
> > It might be of relevance for you that the first QL-SD devices are being
> > built here in Germany while we write. QL-SD provides an SDHC card
> > interface for the QL, combined with the Minerva OS in EPROM. The QL-SD
> > design was given to the QL community for free, so it's not
Morning Peter, All!
Basically, you can have Minerva in the first 48 KB and TK2 in the
following 16 KB. Resulting in a 64 KB binary stored in EPROM. However, the
Minerva binary has to be "padded" up to exact 48 KB length, so TK2 is
properly aligned. Please note that you need a ROM version for
