/null 2>&1 >>>>>> ./memcfg file $IP -d TEST.IMD >/dev/null 2>&1 >>>>>> >>>>>> i=1 >>>

for the PAL-2, but I'll try to solder some wires to a >> connector as soon as I can. >> >> On Monday, November 10, 2025 at 5:40:55 PM UTC+1 Lars wrote: >> >

Power my PAL-2, provide IOs and a RS232 Interface. [image: PSU_Board.jpeg] But I am not 100% happy with the layout and I like to change a few things like making the IO Connector compatible

assembler, 2) load the source code, 3) edit the source code for any changes or errors, 4) move the object code the assembler created to the area it was to run from, 5) test the code, and if

with ma PAL-2 . The state of the switches >> doesnt't matter at all. In position 3FB1 there is a D8 >> So, mybe redownload the file as Hans suggested and try it again ;)

UTC+2: > Totally agree. > > To me, the KIM-1 era is all about those blinking lights. I'm thinking of > making an LED matrix (x * y) to show Nils's ASCII art. Any other

UTC+2 master...@googlemail.com > wrote: > >> I have no idea how far you've gone to the rabbit hole: >> Heres the beginners guide... >> >> Be sure

enjoy the PAL-2 and CPM. Kurt liuga...@gmail.com schrieb am Samstag, 24. Mai 2025 um 05:19:39 UTC+2: > Nice sharing!!!! > Thank you~~ > > Liu > > On Tuesday, May 20

, May 2, 2025 at 2:49 AM wrote: >>> >>>> pal...@googlegroups.com >>>> Google >>>> Groups >>>> [image: >>>

> > PAL-2 Single board computer > > On my PAL-2 page: > > PAL-2 – Retro Computing > > > On Monday, April 28, 2025 at 5:51:51 PM UTC+2 mrdoo...@gmail.com wrote

HW-234 input. I want to use that method to both power the PAL-II AND communicate with it. Anyone have a good spec for the cable, maybe even a link where to purchase it? > > John B.

1/PAL-1/PAL-2 etc . >>> >>> I will also supply the WAVE files for those with a audio interface, to >>> relive those old days! >>> >>>

selected the PAL-1 or PAL-2 and not the KIM-1 as reference. > > ho..@hansotten.com schrieb am Montag, 24. März 2025 um 10:42:26 UTC+1: > >> Be sure to look at the logic

on a PAL-1 (Nils) and PAL-2 (Nlis and John). On a PAL-2 configure that there is no RAM at E000-F000. Otherwise COMAL will run wild! On Wednesday, March 12, 2025 at 7:24:47 AM UTC+1 liuga

, the PAL-2 is supposed to behave like the PAL-1 when >>>>> using the ST key. Also, the SST mode relies on NMI, so we might need a more >>>>> experienced

, the PAL2, I have received a >>>> first version KIM-1, and a SYM-1 and an AIM 65. >>>> The KIM-1 comes with lots of documentation, like the first customer >

for both PAL-1 and PAL-2. The difference > lies in their onboard decoding and the RAM chip. > On Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 2:38:48 AM UTC+8 jeremy....@gmail.com > wrote

with the PAL-1. Nope, PAL-1 still works. Mmmm.. pull out EEPROM -- everything looks good. Hunt/hunt/look/hunt. Did you know that a 7400 and a 7406 can look a LOT alike? (I didn't

2025 at 2:27:39 PM UTC John Kennedy >>>>>>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>

' via PAL 6502 computer >>> escreveu: >>> >>>> OK. Now I used Ronny's ROM, which he posted here >>>> https://groups.google

> > PAL-II #5 is running. Thanks, everyone! > > And now to trey and get serial working.... (Kind of having a hard time > finding the right combo of software + cables on MacOS

> the PAL-2 now. They are fairly cheap pre-cut to common sizes out on the > auction site. > > I'm attaching a picture of the first breadboarded EPROM board that I used

got a pal-2, seems mine works almost alright. > however jumpering 21 to v on application connector for ttl operation > causes turning off the pal-2 or least LEDs getting light

for the PAL-2, just a few tweets from some >> Twitter friends. >> >> I'll send a notification to this group when it's on the shelf. >> >> Thank

will the PAL-2 be offered through Tindie? Or are there other channels for purchase that I'm not aware of? Haven't seen a link to a waitlist but if there is one, I would like to show

the ongoing PAL-2 will have better key switches and key caps than the PAL-1. Happy Hacking 6502~ Liu On Tuesday, June 4, 2024 at 1:02:18 AM UTC+8 ho..@hansotten.com wrote: > Welcome

PAL-2 is an upgrade version of PAL-1, a more complete version of the KIM-1. https://groups.google.com/g/pal6502/search?q=pal-2 On Friday, March 8, 2024 at 10:06:10 AM UTC+8 david

UTC+2: > Ah. That figures and is a big reason I switched over to Debian 12. I was > getting tired of the forced upgrades and stuff not working on the new > version. Ran Mojave into

like the PAL-2 look! It will be fully compatible with KIM-1, because it's a KIM-1 clone SBC ;) I'll post the updates in the group, maybe slow these days as the Chinese new year

stickers for PAL-2 🧐 On Saturday, December 31, 2022 at 11:59:48 PM UTC+8 hansj...@gmail.com wrote: > My KIM-1 came as OEM product from Rockwell. The board itself was from MOS >