Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Great progress on the DFB1. Rev 4 has only seven bodge wires and has met all design goals.
This is a quick, single take, demonstration and discussion of the project as it stands.
twitter.com/thetechnoshed
DFB1: github.com/dh219/DFB/wiki
Discussion: exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=4532
Anders Granlund's TFTools: github.com/agranlund/tftools
Christian Zeitz' Caremark scorecard: github.com/czietz/coremark/wiki/Results
The DFB1 is an in-development open source booster card for the Atari Falcon 030.
It's intended for the release version to have source files for the hardware, the firmware and the supporting software published under the GPL v2.
Great progress on the DFB1. Rev 4 has only seven bodge wires and has met all design goals.
This is a quick, single take, demonstration and discussion of the project as it stands.
twitter.com/thetechnoshed
DFB1: github.com/dh219/DFB/wiki
Discussion: exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=4532
Anders Granlund's TFTools: github.com/agranlund/tftools
Christian Zeitz' Caremark scorecard: github.com/czietz/coremark/wiki/Results
The DFB1 is an in-development open source booster card for the Atari Falcon 030.
It's intended for the release version to have source files for the hardware, the firmware and the supporting software published under the GPL v2.
![[B-Roll] External PSU: cable resistance tests](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fdCPEAc5cwk/mqdefault.jpg "[B-Roll] External PSU: cable resistance tests
The first cable I built in my External PSU video wouldnt power my ST.
Did I get my calculations wrong? Is it a bad cable? Was someting else the problem? Was it all three?
@thetechnoshed
https://twitter.com/thetechnoshed
https://github.com/dh219")
