Does anyone need either of these?

One's the PCB for a TT/MSTE keyboard. The other is 8MB of RAM to upgrade the SMT ST-RAM of a TT.

Not bothered about price, just have them both off me. Pay postage.

Gonna flag this topic NSFW!

Oldskool wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 7:03 am Mach32 is like the “White Raven” among the ISA cards and collectible. Probably it can fetch around the Raven’s total BOM cost on eBay.

Maybe I was silly to sell one for £50 on this forum not to long ago but I had no use for it. I don't like owning things I don't use.

@exxos what are the chances of using a proper PLCC socket, like both the monSTerbo & twiSTer boosters use? They surely cannot be *that* cost prohibitive if both those boosters have them. I know I'd certainly much prefer that to the fiddly method we've been doing with riser pins.

@exxos I'd be keen to build up an alpha. One thought: perhaps the IDE header could be on the bottom side if it interferes with the keyboard or anything else. Assuming it doesn't interfere with anything on the motherboard

So cool!!!

exxos I think we should just drop this since while it is possible to fix, I think you'd lose what's left of your sanity. Perhaps just follow the guide, set up the pi-storm the way it's intended. Then if the current build doesn't play nice with your H5, I can just share my old firmware file with you...

If you don't mind, I'll get back to you on this! Perhaps someone else who is seasoned with Pi's and Linux might have an idea. @Badwolf ? Perhaps. Hopefully I can remember what to do at some point, if my brain and memory starts working. Looks like it's complaining about /mnt/atari -- that's not a Pi...

If I can't remember how to fix this (I think I encountered the same problem when I moved an SD card between Pi's) Or even if I do remember how to fix it, and it's just too much 'faffing about' then perhaps we should just focus on a clean installation of the OS after all. I can then simply zip-up my ...

I actually had this issue once... and I think it's to do with /etc/fstab (which specifies hard disk mounts) I think each Pi has a unique identifier for the hardware address of the SD card, and as such, it can't find the partition (because it has the identifier for my personal Pi's disk in there) I'm...