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Instead of simulating 1551 over SD card the Arduino could simply act as a bridge between TCBM bus and Serial/USB connected to a RPi (or a PC) through Arduino's programming header.
The simulation part would happen on that end.
This is not yet a Pi1541 / Pi1551 level due to Serial port lag and jitter. Also TCBM activity would be encapsulated in some kind of protocol, there is no connection to TCBM header.
Pros:
much faster development cycle for testing on real hardware: moving software faster than copying to SD card and moving SD card around
Cons:
Arduino Mini's maximum speed is 57600 baud, not even 115200 - this is slower than fastload protocol
New software has to be written for PC side
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Idea from: https://plus4world.powweb.com/forum/50827
Instead of simulating 1551 over SD card the Arduino could simply act as a bridge between TCBM bus and Serial/USB connected to a RPi (or a PC) through Arduino's programming header.
The simulation part would happen on that end.
This is not yet a Pi1541 / Pi1551 level due to Serial port lag and jitter. Also TCBM activity would be encapsulated in some kind of protocol, there is no connection to TCBM header.
Pros:
Cons:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: