Posts by Tobias

Retro Replay (and Nordic Replay) Hardware has a REU compatible mode, yes. Whether it will actually work depends on the type of ROM you will use with it (eg the original Action Reply ROM will NOT work with a REU - but the Retro Reply ROM will)

I haven't tried a physical Nordic Replay with U64 - that doesn't make a lot of sense in the first place, because you can just use the builtin Retro Replay (and REU). It 'should' work though

With both CIAs and SID removed, it should come up with startup screen and then hang (no cursor)

If there is a problem WITHOUT this adapter too - i'd recommend to clean all contacts/plugs first, and also check if the LEDs are all working correctly... some bad contact will make the device behave weird

First make the firmware update (see wiki) - that fixes some capslock related issues. And then make sure it works at a PC first

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But is WinUAE under Windows the only supported emulator ?

We can only have one keymapping - of course. If they use the same mapping, then it will work - if not, then you could produce a keymap yourself (see wiki)

Have a look in the manual (Page 26) - in the "normal" (not "emulator") mode, the left Amiga key indeed works as a modifier "Fn Key", to produce various other keys that are not available in the "emulator" keymap.

OK, so the user name is OK... Jens has to check whats wrong with the shop then, there is no failed attempt in the log at least

Did you use your mail address instead of your user name? That's the only non successful login i can see for the last 24h

We'll have to think of the general case, that works for everyone, of course... second Amiga would probably work, but its not suitable for everyone

I'm not using one myself - but generally the design made by "Bo Zimmermann" is considered good, it uses the 9VAC for power (which removes those interference problems) and it has open source firmware. I don't know if anyone sells a complete product though.

No, its a single point of load design, similar to CA-PSU

good to hear, cheers!

Start here: https://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/ACA1240/1260#Manual

The erase is definitely needed (you'll get problems the second time you want to flash something)

I'll look at this today/tonite... time to update that VICE patch as well, i guess

That typo is weird - pretty sure i did at least briefly check all those programs on the C64, so i wonder how that sneaked in *shrug*

In any case, please tell what exactly does not work for you - and please try also in the last patched VICE

edit: posted an updated patch https://sourceforge.net/p/vice-emu/patches/368/ - nothing changed though, so you can keep using the older r45451 windows build

edit++: i sucessfully flashed (after fixing that typo - updated version is in the repo) a gmod4 on the c64 now, using that example code, so i have to ask again: what exactly does not work?

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Is there a possibility to have a scheme for this cable? I will try to make one for myself.

The pinout for the cable can be found in the appendix of the user manual

Could you post what the "chip info" on the remote menu says? And maybe perform the memory test?

I am moving this to offtopic. Please be civil

We have not tested with that, so we can't guarantee anything...

however, Keyrah v3 is basically a USB Hub, with a bunch of USB HID Devices connected to it (Two Keyboards, Two Gamecontrollers, a Power Button, and a Multimedia Controller) - so a non trivial USB Stack is needed that implements support for this kind of setup. The developers of the Vampire should be able to tell you if it has that.

Whats the point though? Obviously any emulation can run as fast as the host allows

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We already know that the MIST FPGA computer can NOT work with Keyrah V3, because it has a very limited USB implementation.

And the same applies to most (if not all) "bare metal" raspberry pi projects (those not using linux)