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Hi Daniele, I think I have all the Hardware & Software ready to go BUT I can't get the "hooks" to latch onto the MD cable Any thoughts on what else I can do please? Many thanks For outside, you can get some kind of edge connector and connect the probe to it. Or if you are opening your...

I now have these items: Not sure if on Mac it's the same, but on Windows often the logic analyzer won't immediately be seen by PulseView (try using fx2lafw type). When that happens, the Zadig utility (comes with PulseView) can be used to install the proper firmware. After that, it should then show ...

This is certainly something I'd be keen to do when circumstances allow (I'm a 24/7 carer with little time or space to do something like this), but if you can let me know exactly what I should get I'll get it in ready so I can give it a go as circumstances allow. Hi Tony, The logic analyzer I have i...

I'm pretty sure now that the existing dumps (at least of BAUD & a couple of others I tried) of the OS disk programs we have in the downloads section are corrupt (am going to try and make a dump on the hardware to manually compare BAUD byte by byte as it's small, or I may try to make new serial ...

Does a registration cove both platforms or has it to be licensend individually? I am using the temp key on Mac as well, but if a key woud be valid for both platforms, I would register now to support further development. At the moment, there is paid registration and development only for the Windows ...

Looks fantastic!


But did you put the wafer inside the dome?

I myself still have a PowerBook 190cs somewhere (68LC040) - but no USB port for the Virtual SERial port connection to the QLUB - I don't suppose any of the 68k Macs supported USB... I think the first Macs with USB were PowerPCs, Apple used ADB before that. Btw, do you think it would make sense to a...

martyn_hill wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 11:37 pm Great work, Wolfgang - that's another QL Emulator we can add to the 'support matrix' for the QLUB Adapter. Next stop, Daniele's excellent native Q-Emulator for the Mac (which doesn't have SERial support as yet...)

SER is supported on Mac... you just need a 68000-based Mac

I got one a few weeks ago, it's incredible that the Pico can substitute so many components while also performing video generation, making for an inexpensive system.

Software getting better... still not perfect, but almost there.