Gregory Haerr

Hi Rob, a couple comments on the 64-bit port progress: I finished the user mode emulator eu.c argv reboxing bug, and things now completely work on 32 and 64 bit,...

Hello @fhendrikx, I'll try to reproduce this and comment. For the 8018x ROM build, which is the only officially supported build at the moment, normally one builds that using: ```...

> I just tried the "emu86-rom.config" config. Running make gives me Ok, I see now: it seems a prior enhancement has compromised the ROM build, when the ROM build doesn't...

> the SBC we're building is not intended to be IBM PC compatible, so no BIOS. Yes, so you'll want to run a "headless" console that will likely do I/O...

> Do you know if there is any wiring information about this SPI interface? Keen to understand how it is wired. Hello @cocus, do you have any info you can...

That's pretty cool @cocus that you got ELKS running on hardware that you designed, I didn't realize that! :) Did you use the ADC for anything interesting? And what is...

Hello @fhendrikx, The 8018x port is booted from ROM, which might be a good place to start for your design, as it is quite similar. The configuration file for it...

Hello @Mellvik, are you interested in this? I realize TLVC isn't totally compatible with ELKS but it would be nice to work towards driver compatibility between the two (and I...

Hi @sparky4, Is your mouse outputting Microsoft protocol, or perhaps pc/Logitech? This can be better determined by running the `mouse` program from the command line, which will display the x,y...

Did you try replacing the code in elkscmd/sys_utils/mouse.c to the following: ``` #define MOUSE_MICROSOFT 0 /* microsoft mouse*/ #define MOUSE_PC 1 /* pc/logitech mouse*/ ``` Then move the mouse quite...