Quote from: granz on Sep 10, 2024, 05:47 PMSo, when I tried filling the buffer with some text and programing the 2864, I got "Programming successful."

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Quote from: granz on Sep 10, 2024, 05:47 PMBTW, Chris, I did breakdown and order one of those cheapy Chinese erasers, sounds like the one that you have. Have not tested it yet - haven't burned any UV-EPROMs yet.

I have more coming your way...we got back late on Saturday and USPS is only open until noon. During the week they're only open when I am at work, so I need to try again on Saturday morning.

Well, I'd been having a bit of trouble with programming my AT28C64 (the first device that I tried.) After a bit of work searching the Internet, I tried switching to another EEPROM. When I tried taking the next '64 out of the anti-static foam in my parts drawer, it was "melted" into the anti-static pad.  Plus a few of the chip's pins were bent (apparently it was smashed down on one side, the pins bent into the foam, and then the foam "melted" to the chip. Well, I put that chip aside, and took one of my other AT28C64s, put it into the programmer and tried again. SUCCESS! 

A bit of notes: I tried using the software loaded through wine, on my main Linux notebook. Unfortunately, I never got the USB interface to connect the software to the programmer; it kept showing "Device not found." As I mentioned earlier, it can be a pain to get Windows USB stuff to work through wine. So, anyway, I do have Win 7 running in VirtualBox, and VB does fairly well with USB devices. So testing out the programmer software, I noticed that while it was showing "not found" running under wine, it did find, and connect, to the programmer under VB. So, when I tried filling the buffer with some text and programing the 2864, I got "Programming successful."
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So, now the next thing is to write a simple program in MC6802 assembly to exercise my 6802 Nano, from Sans Bergman (https://www.sbprojects.net/projects/nano6802/index.php.) I'll set up another post for that one.

BTW, Chris, I did breakdown and order one of those cheapy Chinese erasers, sounds like the one that you have. Have not tested it yet - haven't burned any UV-EPROMs yet.

Quote from: JKnightandKARR on Sep 10, 2024, 12:19 PMI've thought of creating videos on the propeller, general electronics, would have done BS, however......  maybe do more on gaming and my RPG Maker series software.

I have some gaming videos on my personal YouTube channel. I lost all the original videos, but was able to recover a small amount, then of course got some new content since then. I still have some to upload due to a codec changing and the original files not being able to be edited currently. I originally used a program called FRAPS. Those videos no longer seem to work. Later I just used the NVIDIA Shadow Play capture.

The video below is essentially my audition video for a MW3 clan called, "WTF" (We The Few). The founders were two older guys who were qualifying other people like me to join. They loved my gameplay and that I was against cheating. Another guy who was interested (Ninja AE) was playing with me in a 2V2 match against the founders. Enjoy! This is from November of 2013 and MW3 was my favorite FPS game. At 5:55 you can see the founders saying they're outclassed by us. R.I.P. brothers...

I've thought of creating videos on the propeller, general electronics, would have done BS, however......  maybe do more on gaming and my RPG Maker series software.

Apologies to @Jeff_T 

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Anyone know anything about this? HDMI? USB ports? 64 built-in games? Yet mentions creating / running / saving programs?

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Quote from: Jeff_T on Sep 09, 2024, 10:25 PMdo they even sell Cheerios over there lol.

I don't know, but they DO use the word, "Cheerio" as a farewell (or sometimes greeting). So it's a bit of a double entendre.

Updated the "THIS ARTICLE IS STILL BEING RECOVERED AND RESTORED" tag to include a link to the details of why the articles are missing and in need of recovery / restore.

That made me smile lol, I travelled Manhattan on a bus like that then I realized this photo is of an English bus, right hand drive, do they even sell Cheerios over there lol.

Good one Chris