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| blog:x68_pro_fault [2021/02/24 14:02] – [So What Now?] john | blog:x68_pro_fault [2021/02/24 14:03] (current) – [The Final Curtain] john | ||
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| Stay tuned, I'll be posting more progress below. | Stay tuned, I'll be posting more progress below. | ||
| - | ===== The Final Curtain ===== | + | ====== The Final Curtain |
| **[Update 24/ | **[Update 24/ | ||
| - | After spending months more trying to get the system working I only just managed to get it booting a Human68k floppy - despite desoldering the last remaining surface mount chips from the IO sub board. | + | After spending months more trying to get the system working I only just managed to get it booting a Human68k floppy - despite desoldering the last remaining surface mount chips from the IO sub board. Keyboard still didn't work, joystick still didn't work - making it completely unusable. |
| Tracing signals and low level logic debugging is not what I want to get in to, so it's time to draw a line under all of this and move on. Perhaps someone more adept than myself could get this running again. But that's it for me; I need to move on. | Tracing signals and low level logic debugging is not what I want to get in to, so it's time to draw a line under all of this and move on. Perhaps someone more adept than myself could get this running again. But that's it for me; I need to move on. | ||
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| + | It's pretty sad to say that //were it not for the incorrect PSU wiring diagram//, this would have been an easy job and I'd have had months of fun playing with the system by now. | ||