semicolo
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chips challenge is excellent if you like puzzle games.
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yeah, in europe the decimal mark is the coma (at least in france and germany).
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what chips are you using ? standard 2Mbit 32-plcc 55ns flashes cost about 3 $ (canadian), 4Mbit 32-dip 100ns OTProm cost about 5$ (9$ at 70ns). What's with the 0xaaa, 0x555 algorithm karri ? (does not suit the lynx's addressing mode ?)
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I'll look for the standard downloader then, my cartridge uses ordinary 29fxx or the like.
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Id did get Xenophobe with my lynx in the 90's. I find it rather repetitive but II enjoyed it a lot. Multiplaying could maybe add some thrill. The last level is nice.
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I've got a special serial card with 1562500bps top speed which allow 62500bps, I should test it with my own flash cards, would you share your bootstrap sources karri ?
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Yep, I think it's Karri who made the "Developers Flash Cart for Atari Lynx" with a strataflash on it.
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so, the starting delay is caused by the encryption algorithm or not ?
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Serial interface between the rom and suzy ??? Are the lynx schematics wrong ?
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why did atari wait 2 years to release the lynx
semicolo replied to carmel_andrews's topic in Atari Lynx
well the basic video mode (without any tricks) of the atari st is 16colors out of a palette of 512, ports wouldn't be so ugly. -
I've seen reports saying 9V may be a little too high (especially if the regulation isn't very good and you get above 10V) 7,5V could be a better choice.
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I've been making more researches on the subject, in fact the cclp2 is a chip's challenge ruleset originally written for the windows version of the game and the 2 versions are not fully compatible. Your best bet would be to port tileworld to the psp, it's written in C and uses SDL, should be quite easy. I can't help since I don't own a psp, if you can't program, find a team to do it for you.
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can't plynx play homebrew images ? No need to encrypt a homebrew to play on emulators.
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wouldn't it be more easy to design a server which would accept connexions always on the same port, you launch a server, give the ip to those willing to play no need to configure handy for different ports.
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That's really interesting, I'll keep it in mind for further designs/repairs.
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I'm currently using my 220V adaptor here in canada (110v) the lynx powers just fine and there's no more risk to fry it. :-) I understand how my friend could burn my lynx I now, I used to have a multipower adapter, he must have used the wrong settings on it (or maybe he swapped the polarities).
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couldn't those be inductors in place of resistors ? L8,L9... are strange names for resistors.
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I don't think it would be so expensive to produce such boards, I'd say about 20 CAD$ each.
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well our units may come from the us, there's a sticker saying it was imported, no clue from where though.
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Sorry, no sports games for me.
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nope, mine is a pag-0401 with all the fcc and patent info. I bought it rather late in france after a friend of mine fried my lynx 1 (I'd say in fall 1992, well maybe it's not that late considering the lynx 2 was released in 1991)
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I'll try to check my french unit when coming home and let you know about the model number.
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I don't think rygar or shadow of the beast are adventure games (dracula is). Just remove the "fighting" word in the thread title mr.kizza, so that, we, picky guys, are happy :-)
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Yes it works well, I know someone that used it to make dreamcast serial cables (actually he swapped the 6Mhz quartz for a 6.144 one to match the dreamcast clock, that changes the usb rate too and it's not supported by every computer).
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Well in fact bauds correspond to the frequency of the carrier, if you code one bit for each period, then yes bauds and bps are equal, but if you code 2 bits per period, bauds are half the bps and so on. One could use the ftdi chips (FT232BM for example or the DLP-USB232M module ready to use), they come with windows and linux drivers and support 300bps -> 3Mbps in TTL (the base rate can be divided by numbers between 2 and 16384, so 62500 is an exact match).
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