André's 8-bit pages
(C)
1989-2016 André Fachat
On these pages you will find quite some information concerning
8-bit computers of the 6502 line.
As a side note, together with Ed S. I am curating the
mos6502 fan page
on Google+. We're posting weekly about anything 6502-related. If you like it,
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A list of hardware
information and links to the old CBM PET machinesVarious CBM hardware projects, like
SCSI interface, or a project to build
Your own new PET 4032.
Other items are C64 kernel mods and IEEE488 interfaces, including
one for the PC to use it as disk drive.
A 65816 replacement and accelerator board for a 6502, as tested in CBM PETs and my CS/A
A firmware and server to use an embedded device as disk drive for the Commodore (PET as well as C64 and others), with the help of a PC serving files or internet connections.
and
Gecko are my selfdesigned and selfbuilt
multi- resp. singleboard 6502 computers.
The CS/A65 features virtual memory, video card, a SCSI interface
and many more stuff
I have now linked my CS/A65 emulator, based on the VICE emulator,
to this page.
is there for projects that go beyond the original 6502 design.
It currently contains the PET816 board
that speeds up a 1 MHz PET up to 10 MHz!
This page will also be the home for the future 65k project.
Information on various
items and standards used in these pages. Examples are
CRTC and 74ls610 MMU info, and information about
the SCSI and I2C standards.
Miscellaneous hardware stuff.
Currently contains a Logic Probe.
A small 6502 multitasking operating
system that runs on the Commodore C64 and PET computers, as well as my
selfbuilt 6502s.
is an attempt in defining a C-like standard library for 6502 assemblers. It is used in GeckOS/A65.fileformat is a flexible relocatable 6502/65816 fileformat.I wrote with relation
to the 6502. Features cross assembler, C64 basic extension, etc.
I wrote about computer system and
operating system architecture with relation to the 6502.
Currently contains a articles about 6502 multiasking,
Use of an MMU with the 6502, and about the
GeckOS/A65 multitasking operating system.
I wrote.
Articles are about hardware like RDY generation,
using a UART in a 6502 system, or
how to create an infrared remote control.
Also has a discussion with - or rather a design lesson I got from - Bil Herd,
the hardware designer of the Commodore 128.
Now contains the Xilinx tools page about the CPLD tools I
am using for my newest designs.
I wrote, resp. videos on a
presentation I gave.
Further information can be found on my blog extrapages in the 8bit category.
Together with Ed S. I am also curating the
mos6502 fan page
on Google+. We're posting weekly about anything 6502-related. If you like it,
subscribe and share!
All Copyrights are acknowledged.
The information here is provided under the terms of the
GNU Public License version 2 unless noted otherwise.
Last modified:
2016-04-24