Atari Santa? What’s your wish?

[saulot]

@DarkLord This shifter replacement looks promising: https://www.exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewt ... &start=620.

[1st1]

A large stash of finished and boxed Atari Falcon040s

I agree, I would also take one of these.

A very little wish, compared to the others, would be reopen of http://www.gossuin.be/index.php/shop

[1st1]

I would like to visit 1st1 (without covid passport) and to check all that fine machines...
especial ST-Pad in working condition (that can read perfectly Leonards T. handwriting )

You only want to come to make a backup of my Atari files on my home server...

But sorry, without covid passport, no entrance here.

[elliot]

Maybe we take a vote in a couple of weeks for the best suggestion!

[DarkLord]

@DarkLord This shifter replacement looks promising: https://www.exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewt ... &start=620.

Yes, I've been following that one as well. It's currently on hold, according to Exxos and Icky because of parts supply problems.

They seem to think they might be able to work on it some more after Christmas or the New Year....

Will keep my fingers crossed...

[mikro]

- ct60 tos with integrated SuperVidel support and normal sources that are actually developed and maintained,

This may come true, perhaps not for this Christmas but I'd love to take a look on CT60 code integration into EmuTOS (and throw in SuperVidel code as well). The biggest issue is https://github.com/mikrosk/ct60tos/blob ... os/sdram.S -- a lot of code to port over, EmuTOS guys wont be happy to include it I presume. Otherwise it's not that hard task, esp. if we already have code for 040 PMMU setup in EmuTOS.

[PeterS]

A nice, fast, minimal, Vampiresque 68060 replacement that could be added to CT60, Milan, Hades and maybe even some Amigas.

Seasons greetings to retro computer fans everywhere.

My list from last year isn't bad. The Vampire SA is good but needs a few features to make to a good replacement for a Milan or Firebee.

I'd like to see some sort of Mint ELF or vm and I'd like to be able to do some more dev on my Gemical calendar app.

I think a huge euromillions win could be put to good use.

[MegaSTEarian]

- ct60 tos with integrated SuperVidel support and normal sources that are actually developed and maintained,

This may come true, perhaps not for this Christmas but I'd love to take a look on CT60 code integration into EmuTOS (and throw in SuperVidel code as well). The biggest issue is https://github.com/mikrosk/ct60tos/blob ... os/sdram.S -- a lot of code to port over, EmuTOS guys wont be happy to include it I presume. Otherwise it's not that hard task, esp. if we already have code for 040 PMMU setup in EmuTOS.

I wonder if EmuTOS can also integrate what the software graphic expanders (like Fidelity/Videl Inside etc) offer.

[joska]

My wish for Christmas is more normal energy prices, so I can afford heating my man-cave again... And some spare time to spend there! Oh, and for mikro to come visit me and my Afterburner Falcon so he can add proper Afterburner-support to EmuTOS.

[PeterS]

If I was able to give a few presents to my Milan it would be to get USB working and to get the Radeon gfx card working.

[Mikerochip]

To FINALLY get a mass-produced, 1 size fits all ST video to modern
screens adapter.

One that doesn't require a degree in rocket science to install, or dozens
of soldering connections or obtaining parts, files and instructions from
20 different places before you can even begin...

Well, you can fit a ribbon cable to run out though say, the cartridge port, and connect to an rgbtohdmi.

So, while there's some soldering, 16 pins, there's very little else to do, except plug in the rgb2hdmi

[DarkLord]

Well, you can fit a ribbon cable to run out though say, the cartridge port, and connect to an rgbtohdmi.

So, while there's some soldering, 16 pins, there's very little else to do, except plug in the rgb2hdmi

I'm going to attempt this (RGB2HDMI) with my STacy. I've got all the parts together (I think) except
for the actual replacement screen. I'm hoping sooner rather than later...

I absolutely guarantee that it will *not* go as smoothly for me as it does for everyone else.

But it's okay - I'm used to that.

[Mikerochip]

Ha. I know the feeling.