Or use the just announced Raspberry Pi model B+, which has enough GPIO ports:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/#introd ... del-b-plus
Bill.
Memotech Hardware Emulation
Re: Memotech Hardware Emulation
OK, Pi upgraded - what now?
(OK, so it's not actually upgraded yet, Farnell have no stock, but delivery is supposed to be 25th July)
regards
Dave
(OK, so it's not actually upgraded yet, Farnell have no stock, but delivery is supposed to be 25th July)
regards
Dave
Re: Memotech Hardware Emulation
Brush up your C skills and make the necessary changes in the MEMU-Pi code (after all, as you recently demonstrated, you know all the buzz-words ).
Or wait for me to get around to it .
Bill.
Or wait for me to get around to it .
Bill.
Re: Memotech Hardware Emulation
mmm, let me think about the options.
I'll get back to you
I'll get back to you
Re: Memotech Hardware Emulation
I'll have a second portion of Pi with that please
Fits in with one theory of life, if you talk about a problem for long enough, someone will develop the solution for you...
Mark
Fits in with one theory of life, if you talk about a problem for long enough, someone will develop the solution for you...
Mark
Standby alert
“There are four lights!”
Step up to red alert. Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb
Looking forward to summer in Somerset later in the year
Not as many MTXs as Dave!
“There are four lights!”
Step up to red alert. Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb
Looking forward to summer in Somerset later in the year
Not as many MTXs as Dave!