Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The F030acc_dev2 board & its high tech status panel.
Red LED is master enable (this is software controlled).
White is 50MHz mode (switches to 16MHz when accessing main memory).
Blue is AltRAM access (fast RAM).
The F030acc_dev2 board & its high tech status panel.
Red LED is master enable (this is software controlled).
White is 50MHz mode (switches to 16MHz when accessing main memory).
Blue is AltRAM access (fast RAM).
![[B-Roll] Investigating DSTB1 AltRAM issues on the STFM](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qlkzcWYLDVo/mqdefault.jpg "[B-Roll] Investigating DSTB1 AltRAM issues on the STFM
Introducing the B-Roll series.
Ive not a lot of time of late to work on any projects and to produce videos, so to keep in touch Ive started a new series of non-narrative videos that Im going to call B-Roll.
This is the sort of thing larger channels would have a second channel for. Less edited, less produced, probably no conclusion. More behind-the-scenes, stream of conciousness type output to show what Im working on and how without necessarily telling a story.
Feel free to go big on the thumbs down if this is not something you want more of, else expect more of these than main videos for the time being.
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Today Im trying to work out whats wrong with my DSTB1. Im working on a new SDRAM driver in the firmware and getting nowhere. I then realise my booster seems to be unpredictably unreliable in release configuration having worked beautifully in the past.
What gives?
Issue report: https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=107764#p107764
DSTB1: https://github.com/dh219/DSTB
YAART: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=30110
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