Hi Per,
Keep on dealing! :)
Are you waiting for the next bug-fix?
Wolfgang
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On 23/01/2018 11:33, Wolfgang Lenerz via Ql-Users wrote:
Hi,
Re-upped! Been watching The Wire? -
The wire?
I dont want to muddy the list with OT, but I think its only polite to
reply:
The Wire is a US TV series about the drug epidemic in Baltimore, and no
doubt elsewhere in Americastan.
On 23 Jan 2018 at 9:21, Graeme Gregory via Ql-Users wrote:
> > I've already started putting together a clone using an Xilinx
> > XC9572XL, which I have lying around. The Verilog file compiled from
> > the get-go, I just had to remove the additional SS lines because of
> > Pin restrictions in the
Hi,
There is no parallel port on the Gold Card.
There is a Parallel Port on the Super Gold Card. But it is not bi-directional.
Only works as a simple printer port. But maybe some output pins could be turned
into Inputs.
RegardsDerek
Original message From: Graeme Gregory via
Hi,
> Re-upped! Been watching The Wire? -
The wire?
> Well, youre certainly keeping us QL junkies happy! ;)
That's an unintended side-effect.
Wolfgang
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On 23/01/2018 05:48, Wolf via Ql-Users wrote:
> done, re-upped with the keys.
Ah, thats better, thanks :)
Re-upped! Been watching The Wire? - Well, youre certainly keeping us
QL junkies happy! ;)
Per
BTW, I forgot to add that the driver is for v. 0.82 of the
interface. If you have v. 0.75,
Graeme Gregory via Ql-Users wrote:
> Doesnt gold card have a parralell port?
>
> That should be enough IO pins to connect an SD card which just needs SPI.
I think bit-banging would noticably reduce the transfer speed.
Marcel
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> I've already started putting together a clone using an Xilinx
> XC9572XL, which I have lying around. The Verilog file compiled from
> the get-go, I just had to remove the additional SS lines because of
> Pin restrictions in the small chip on my eval board. The long lines to
> the board might not
Tobias Fröschle via Ql-Users wrote:
> that Schmidt-trigger is already there. Nice little SMD bug under
> the socket that sits in the ROMOEH line. Apparently, it doesn't help.
At this point I'm just glad that my idea was not nonsense but turns
out to be actually implemented in the design :-) And
