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Zane - given that Xilinx have announced the discontinuation of the entire XC95xx line of CPLD's, is this now going to require re-implementation in an FPGA? Looks like CPLD's are not long for the world, now, as there's no plans to directly replace the XC95 series with any other CPLD. The ones...

Correct - it was for Burn-In only.

Oh... Well now I have a dilemma - as in my second semester of my first year of Uni, I upgraded to an Athlon 64...and later, an Opteron 146...then an Opteron 170. I came across this Asus A8N board (nForce 4) with PCIe support. I also happen to still have my XFX 7600GT from way back then, too...

One thing that should be very clear to people is that these projects are often being done in spare time - not active, commercial products. Developers of these things are just as human as the rest of us - personal life often gets in the way. Personally, i've not done any reverse engineering or...

This PDF is attached in our resources section.

I mean, i've seen a lot worse - honestly, pull the board out and give it a good cycle or two in an ultrasonic cleaner to properly get rid of the filth. It may need some parts reflowing afterwards, as the corrosion has attacked the component legs.

I've not had a chance to have a look at my component selection until today, i'll see what i have in stock - also, for clock signal generation - do you have any spare 4-pin DIP frame Oscillators to hand to generate a fixed frequency which would be suitable? IIRC i sent you some 15.6672MHz ones...

As with the other thread that has been raised, this issue will be discussed in the upcoming board meeting - any amendments will be announced after this.

And more meaning - used in things like the IIci, IIsi etc - the 75175 is pretty ubiquitous in earlier 68k macs.

This issue will be discussed in the upcoming board meeting - any amendments will be announced after this. We recognise that along with a lot of policy - we do need to sometimes flesh out or amend previous guidelines. Thank you to @badferday for raising this - we value our membership giving us...

What does jlcpcb quote for them with standard green, but ENIG finish instead of HASL?

OSHPark is US based...but prepare to have your wallet reamed. JLCPCB is who i used for all of my Classic and SE reloaded board runs. The latest SE/30 reloaded board run of 50, was done by JLCPCB.

Recently, some of you may be aware of a ban handed out to a now former member of our community. The reason for that members ban is still valid and the ban will therefore stand (Reason: Violation of the code of conduct). However, the language used in the ban message itself was not just...

OUCH! $411.28?! Are you also having them populated with birdseed, or are these bare boards? JLCPCB may be a more financially acceptable price.

Classic yes, classic II doesn't use a BBU

Fred - did you notice the 65C22N in the space of the 53C80 SCSI controller?

Just a reminder - TD is not a place for people to start petty, childish arguments. You know who you are - behave like a grown-ass adult.

Wasn't planning on doing dual monitor - Kinda want to pair it with the Dell Trinitron display i pulled out of the skip all those years ago, but finding CRT's in the 2020's is like searching for gold dust. I remember the nForce 2 RAM bank shenanigans - i literally just need a PSU and to...