Gerrit Heitsch wrote: > It is... It can even produce IRQs when writing to $3FE / $3FF (depending > on side), alerting the other side that data is waiting. This gives me the idea to create a simple circuit emulating the MDA hardware: get 4 of these chips and place them at B000:0000 on the 8088 side, and somewhere in bank 15 on the 6509 side. The 8088 would write character data there as on every MDA, and at the same time a routine on the 6509 side would continually read the bytes, perform CP437 to PETSCII conversion, and copy them to the video memory. This would allow running applicatins which access the video memory directly - it's the major compatibility obstacle. Regards, Michau.Received on 2018-06-10 20:00:43
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