Wow this is amazing. I'm curious if its possible to get 286 emulation on the PC emulator with esp32 , or doom as a direct port, but c64 is always better than vic20. I look forward to working c64 emulation with (probably everything other than sid chip and joystick) working. **Eventually** keep up the good work
are you going to release the code and how to do this soon by chance?s is really exciting to see. i hope to see this working with wifi and bbs systems in the future, if you could pull the bbs off on c64 that would be a kings feast. i got bbs working on a emulator the other day and i love it. hats off to all your hard work and great progress!
@@ackerman3754 your work is super amazing, im gonna try and get it running today if i can compile in arduno ide correctly. thank you so much for the fun oportunity to test, if u need future testing in anything let me know, im always happy to help any way i can. best regards
@@ackerman3754 i tested the tiny c64 and got it to boot on the ttgo eso32 v1.4 . i was able to get it to boot and keyboard works on the serial monitor limited. havnt got any comands or functions to work yet but love the progreess you are making. i found an old video by doctor volt where is is able to get the keyboard working with emu without serial but it causes an interrupt when typing. here is the video just in case it could help you with anything. im not sure how to do commands to do c64 functions yet but im sure i can figure it out sooner or later from your forum link you posted for me. th-cam.com/video/jMNXyMuxqfE/w-d-xo.html
@@biominter8484 Thank you very much for the tests. The emulator is still in a very early stage of testing, but it is useful. You just need to bring up the OSD with the TAB key or F2 from a monitor terminal or putty, select a prg and then type RUN from BASIC.
im not sure where to use tab or f2 to bring up osd. im trying to use putty also in serial config area but when i click open after baud set i just hear chime sound and nothing happends, maybe its cause arduino ide is open perhaps? im able to use serial monitor to send limited single letters. i have now installed platform io but im not sure how to use it for this, any chance u could make a how to video on this subject. ive tryed f2 on ttgo vga 1.4 and tab on keyboard but that also does nothing, not sure what im doing wrong, any chance u could guide me in the right direction? also curious if there is an update to interface keyboard to the c64 basic emu. best regards and love the great progress @@ackerman3754
For now, like the original EMUDORE, it is without a disc holder. Later I will add the same disk support as the Toy C64 emulator or similar. These first phases have been about project preparation, RAM reduction and object orientation removal. In short, it's the heaviest part, but it had to be done.
Muy buen proyecto, es interesante 👍😍👏👏
Wow this is amazing. I'm curious if its possible to get 286 emulation on the PC emulator with esp32 , or doom as a direct port, but c64 is always better than vic20. I look forward to working c64 emulation with (probably everything other than sid chip and joystick) working. **Eventually** keep up the good work
Emula 100% o el SID va a ser dificil?
are you going to release the code and how to do this soon by chance?s is really exciting to see. i hope to see this working with wifi and bbs systems in the future, if you could pull the bbs off on c64 that would be a kings feast. i got bbs working on a emulator the other day and i love it. hats off to all your hard work and great progress!
Here you have the first previews with the published code:
github.com/rpsubc8/ESP32TinyEmudore
www.retrowiki.es/viewtopic.php?f=115&t=200039294
@@ackerman3754 your work is super amazing, im gonna try and get it running today if i can compile in arduno ide correctly. thank you so much for the fun oportunity to test, if u need future testing in anything let me know, im always happy to help any way i can. best regards
@@ackerman3754 i tested the tiny c64 and got it to boot on the ttgo eso32 v1.4 . i was able to get it to boot and keyboard works on the serial monitor limited. havnt got any comands or functions to work yet but love the progreess you are making. i found an old video by doctor volt where is is able to get the keyboard working with emu without serial but it causes an interrupt when typing. here is the video just in case it could help you with anything. im not sure how to do commands to do c64 functions yet but im sure i can figure it out sooner or later from your forum link you posted for me. th-cam.com/video/jMNXyMuxqfE/w-d-xo.html
@@biominter8484 Thank you very much for the tests. The emulator is still in a very early stage of testing, but it is useful. You just need to bring up the OSD with the TAB key or F2 from a monitor terminal or putty, select a prg and then type RUN from BASIC.
im not sure where to use tab or f2 to bring up osd. im trying to use putty also in serial config area but when i click open after baud set i just hear chime sound and nothing happends, maybe its cause arduino ide is open perhaps? im able to use serial monitor to send limited single letters. i have now installed platform io but im not sure how to use it for this, any chance u could make a how to video on this subject. ive tryed f2 on ttgo vga 1.4 and tab on keyboard but that also does nothing, not sure what im doing wrong, any chance u could guide me in the right direction? also curious if there is an update to interface keyboard to the c64 basic emu. best regards and love the great progress
@@ackerman3754
is it not possible to. create an 1541 emulator with that code like pi1541?
For now, like the original EMUDORE, it is without a disc holder. Later I will add the same disk support as the Toy C64 emulator or similar. These first phases have been about project preparation, RAM reduction and object orientation removal. In short, it's the heaviest part, but it had to be done.
@@ackerman3754 yeah, very nice, but i mean just 1541 emulation without c64. to use it on an real c64 as an 1541 emulated drive.