Re: TI-H: NEW expander design
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Re: TI-H: NEW expander design
The playstation memory card was mentioned a while ago, and I always
thought that ut was a good idea, just because of cost, and
availibility... So make your expander, I say, but don't limit it only to
the 82...
And if possible, it would be great if it was made as a drive, so you
could swap memory cards...
- noah zoschke (nzoschke@juno.com)
On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 08:12:59 PST "Richard Piotter"
<richfiles1@hotmail.com> writes:
>
>What's the point? The hardware only needs fine tuning. The TI-82 is
>the
>problem!!! I heard that the current shell doesn't have very godd
>support
>for something and it makes accurate drivers difficult. The hardware
>doesn't need to be re invented. It's the driver that's taking so long.
>
>If you want to, go ahead and make the driver. It would be interesting
>to
>see it made, but if it's time you're worring about, then it would be a
>
>waste of it to spend time o on a driver for something new, when one is
>
>being worked on now.
>
>>
>>
>>I was getting a bit tired of waiting for expanders to finally get
>working for
>>my 82 (no offense to anyone) and so I looked around on the net for
>chips and
>>such to use as an expander. I think I have found a solution. I
>found
>a paper
>>describing the communication protocol and storage format for a
>Playstation
>>memory card. It uses a 3 pin interface, however I have designed an
>adapter
>>that will convert it to two pins. I just need help in writing a
>driver
>>because I am not good a ASM programming. I can try to whip up a
>circuit
>>schematic in the next few days along with the protocol and storage
>format. I
>>am just looking for help on how to write a good driver program I
>already have
>>a good idea in my mind what it needs to do. Thank you all for your
>time.
>>
>>
>
>
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