Hello Daniele, Ruud,
>Last year, if you remember, Ruud made a schematic of a board which contains
>a 6522A CPU, a 6522A VIA and some logic ICs for simulating a 7501/8501 CPU
>disk drive (I have a 1541). Maybe during the week I can complete my tests.
>But, surely, it is good a good thing, isn't it?
Excellent stuff! This would be a great project to have documented as there
is no replacement otherwise available.
Add to your list a speed benchmarking test to make sure that the CPU is
averaging the same throughput. Not a problem if its not, but would be verify
that it gets clocked at the two speeds as per normal.
- Nick
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