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muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.You're lucky. They aren't guaranteed to work after sitting around for decades. Any Commodore/MOS manufactured chip ( PLA, MOS 74 series... -
muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.Gary Kildall was the guy behind CP/M. Unfortunately, he passed away during the 90s in an accident.
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muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.You read and hear all kinds of things on the Web, the c64 community can be quite toxic at times and theres definitely a lot of...
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muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.The breadbin design actually helps with typing because you have more space to anchor your wrists. The wedge cases made that harder IMO.
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muse replied to the thread First official C64 in 36 years.The C64 Ultimate uses Gateron Pro 3.0 switches, definitely not your Alps. The Alps found in Apple keyboards have a very distinct...
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muse replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.Its a pierce style oscillator if i remember correctly One side connects to the inverter input (high impedance, sine like), the other to...
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muse replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.Those gold top Motorola PGA packages are fairly robust. Ive never come across a bad one yet or seen one fail, but to be fair I was...
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muse replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.The scope is the right tool. I also can't see a problem with the waveforms you took, its normal to see some noise in those readings...
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muse replied to the thread 8-bit Boléro (The World's Most Ambitious Chiptune?).He has a lot of patience. Can't appreciate enough how long it took him to record and then do the editing, mixing. :)
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muse replied to the thread (2) Macintosh SE/30's - Full Restoration.What are the address lines doing from the 68030 ?, if they are stuck high then that could confirm your suspicions on a bad reset...