#Upduino

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2023-09-09

I received an and a circuit board this week, got the basic tools working, and am working on an echo server. Soon I will be building a core.

I am giving a talk on this week at the conference in stockholm.

Fediverse DirectoryPythonLinks
2023-08-20

boots on the , which means that the default power, usb and flash pins are correctly connected. Which means that and probably boot as well.

As soon as I get my working on the , I want to buy a Pico-Ice, and check out the REPLs..

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2023-08-13

I bought the board. $33 List Price. $97 shipped to Europe and taxed. And I still need some .

Now I feel like goofing off until it arrives.

A photo of the UPduino circuit board.
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2023-08-13

I will be using th board, not the board. So much simpler, and it optionally comes with 4 pre-doldered headers (slots) for .

There is even a version of which already runs on the Upduino.

And I can do all the development on my Mac!

A photo of the Upduino board.
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2023-08-12

I am building a many core processor on Lattice Semiconductor FPGAs using the open source tools. The first products released will be two 4 core processors. 16K* 16 bit words or 10.6K * 24 bit words. Every pair of processors will communicate using 10Kbits of dual port RAM. The processors will run on the $35 and $30 boards. Later there will be hundreds of cores on the larger boards.

My climate persona: @UncensoredNews

R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:RL_Dane@fosstodon.org
2023-07-01

@tedchoward

Whoa!

PORT CRYSIS, OBVIOUSLY!!! 😆

Better yet, port #uxn.

It's a porter's dream, and I think it will become a big hit with the retro community.

#retrocomputing #fpga #upduino

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-07-01

Ok. I have a very basic 40 column text mode working using the uart for input. I’m trying to decide what my next step should be.

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-24

This is my based video processor for my homebrew computer being controlled by an Arduino.

Progress!

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-12

Ok, I’m making progress. Some tweaks to the DAC (thanks @mos_8502 and @andreasbombe ), but the thing that made the most difference is something stupid I was doing.

When I wrote the to generate the test pattern, I neglected to include the blanking interval in the output. Adding that instantly made the colors brighter!

Still a lot to do, but progress continues!

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-11

Well, I’ve got colors. Although, not the colors I want. The “white” is very yellow. They are all very dim. And I have these vertical bars appearing as well. Not sure what’s causing that.

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-10

Resistor DACs are “fun”.

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-08

Tonight I:
- soldered header pins onto the
- wrote some simple verilog to generate VGA sync pulses
- wrote some more verilog to write numbers (b&w only)
- wired this thing up to a monitor

Ted C. Howardtedchoward
2023-06-08

This was a productive evening.

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