Maybe it even will could emulate stuff like datasete of carts for atari 2600/5200/7800 or Megadrive/SNES. What about making that? Maybe the CPLD/FPGA is capable of that, or just adding a cheap PIC for that task.Ī CPLD/FPGA like this seems so flexible that could be nice if doing a little more. The joystick simulation and mouse simulation will also work with Atari ST(e) series of computers using any of the first three cables mentioned above. MPDOS has been tested with the following Amiga computers: Amiga 500, Amiga 1000, Amiga 2000/2500, Amiga 3000, and Amiga 4000, but should also work with other Amiga models. MPDOS has been tested with the following Atari computers so far: Atari 400, Atari 800, Atari 600XL, Atari 800XL, Atari 65XE, Atari 130XE, and Atari XEGS, but it should also work with other 6502-based Atari computers. Maybe with some kind of geeky port, your board could be able to do that stuff and even converting input devices ( PC mouse to amiga mouse, PC mouse to SNES mouse, PC keyboard to amiga keyboard, PC keyboard to MSX keyboard.).ĭepending on which peripherals you need to simulate and which machine you have, you would need one or more of the abovementioned cables. I found it quite interesting, as it's like using Synergy2 by hardware even on old machines, and depending on less native hardware so you can control all your machines with only your PC/MAC.

Their product seems quite simple in hardware, but makes possible to control the input ports (joystick, mouse and keyboard) ports from the PC. I also found this product from some unknown guys from India (Krishna Software) with a pre-1995 style website: You can start some kind of community like MIDIbox does: You can ask for donations for support other systems, or setup your project on Sourceforge or similar for starting a collaborative project under some open license at your election ( like GPL, LGPL, MPL our your own 'free for non-commercial use' license). It will be technically possible to support platforms like TRS-80, Heathkit, Apple ][ et TI99/4a as the Semi-Virtual Diskette (SVD) does? What about others like MSX and ZX Spectrum?

I have various CPC machines here, most of them with broken disk drives (if you want one of them, say it). Why not supporting C64? If it's about not having the hardware, say it and you will receive a C64 computer for free.ĭSK and EDSK CPC image file support is coming soon, that's great for the Amstrad community. None of the Commodore DOS functions beside LOAD and SAVE works.įew, if any, D64 games with loaders work.

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