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Looks great, can we have High Colour screen modes?

If I use SFA drives, how do I transfer files between the Host OS and the emulator ? You can define the SFA device in the SMSQmulator Devices menu. This can map SFAx device to a native directory in the Linux or Windows file system Just copy the required file to that directory and SMSQmulator will ad...

If this was Chr$'s build of the adapter, he might know the variant of the Atmel chip used in the Teensy dev-board he supplied you - its printed quite small on the IC itself and is either the '1286 or '1287. I'm not expecting any issues with either, but I personally test with the original 1286 varia...

Hi Peter,

I understand all these points, but still Qzero and QLbase looks excellent.

I do not use Microdrives on any QL have, I like the QLSD you designed, another brilliant QL enhancement.

I wish give you a vote of thanks for all the hard work to design excellent hardware gor the QL.

Hi,

I was sorted out viewing the Forum on a Mobile Phone, just rotate the screen to landscape mode, makes the Forum readable.

Pity there is not a mobile web page....

Hi, The problrm with using non-QL editors, is that this only works on emulators! I am quite happy using QD with SBASIC/QBASIC, HyperHelp system, to give defintion of SBASIC keywords. The only thing missing is syntax highlighting, checking. Not too bothered by syntax checking, as the interpreter does...

Storycrafter wrote: ↑Tue Nov 22, 2022 3:34 pm Would you consider posting to the US?

By the by, I think I bought a QXL off of you way back in the day.

Hi,

I can post to the USA or anywhere worldwide.

Are you after another QXL?

Send me a PM with your address details for shipping quote.

QXL II+ Hardware QL Emulator card
CPU: 68RC040 CPU running at 25Mhz, FPU, MMU
RAM: 8Mb
Screen Resolution: 512x256, 640x350, 640x480 or 800x600 pixels
Ports: QL Network ports Comes complete with SMSQ v2.76 and SMSQ/E v3.38

Price: £200.00 plus shipping

Hi

Look at Stephen Smith's nooks on ARM programming for the Raspberry Pi.

He has a Github site for the supoort files from his book.
https://github.com/Apress/Raspberry-Pi- ... rogramming

Also look in the Magpi magazine web site, there is free PDF books available.

Hi,

Welcome to the forum.

You could look at the SMSQ/E sources which already have device drivers to access other disk formats written in 68000 assembly language.