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fantastic work! We should give the bootloader to one of those demo scene guys who can put an entire chess game into a boot sector to see if they can optimize it further to make the menu pretty but still fit. :) After I'll get experience how to write for ROM using C/C++ then I'll do better compressi...

Later I can make video of playing all of them, but for now just 2 pictures

Meknapp wrote:

Shaos wrote:I'm working on putting it back on cartridge (8 games into 1 cartridge ; )

Interested!

Done

http://www.brutman.com/forums/viewtopic ... 4562#p4562

It would be oddly cool to take this project: http://www.brutman.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=364 where I converted a bunch of cartridge games to run off a floppy disk and convert it back to running entirely off cartridge again! I don't quite recall how much storage space all of the games requ...

Thanks to alanh - now I have jrIDE (not yet connected) and just got 3 boards for SuperCART from OSHpark:



As you can see it perfectly matches old case from standard cartridge

ok, I'll think about it...

I'm working on putting it back on cartridge (8 games into 1 cartridge ; )

http://www.brutman.com/forums/viewtopic ... 6&start=10

makes sense then why colorpaint when launched directly from my "carts on floppy" disk fails to load. No DOS == no worky. If I ever go back into that project for another update I will remove colorpaint completely. or you can make your disk DOS-bootable and call your menu program from AUTOE...

Yes, I plan to use trick of reading from let say 0x7Fxx range and hardware will treat it as a write of the byte xx to some earlier specified address (by read from other range for example)

How about VGA output vis-à-vis the TRS80 M1 MISE http://bartlettlabs.com/MISE/index.html (which uses a WIZ830MJ)? Mike I think it's too much (especially for the price $330 - you can buy brand new computer for that : ) I want to keep price below $100 (preferably around $50, but not for the 1st batch)