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In my last posts I showed how to integrate Watterott’s MI0283QT-2 and the newer -9 displays as a frame buffer device in Raspberry Pi’s Linux kernel. Now I will focus on adding support for the touch controller found on the display boards. The touch controller is an ADS7846 chip that already has a device driver in . . . → Read More: Adding touch support for the MI0283QT* displays Becoming a dad does not only completely change your life but also changes the scope of your hobby projects (If time still permits ) My first self-made project made especially for my newborn baby boy Felix is called pifon and is an audio baby monitor realized with two Raspberry Pi devices. the pifon project: . . . → Read More: pifon: an audio baby monitor for two Raspberry Pis In my last post I attached the Watterott Display to my Raspi. The model MI0283QT-2 I have here is not available anymore and was replaced with the newer MI0283QT-9A display modul. Unfortunately, this new display uses a different graphics chip and thus the driver I wrote won’t work for these panels… With my new display driver . . . → Read More: Watterott MI0283QT-9A Display for the Rasbperry Pi User kyberias was so kind to port the native part of vamos (the m68k emulation) to Windows and send me his patches for inclusion. The port is now included in my source tree and Windows user can now enjoy using vamos on their platform, too. Have a look at the README.WIN for build instruction. With . . . → Read More: vamos runs on Windows now I added a new tool to amitools, my set of cross platform classic Amiga tools: xdfscan! What does this tool do? Its a disk image file scanner that inspects Amiga disk (.adf) or hard disk (.hdf) image files for AmigaOS OFS or FFS file systems. If such a file system is found then the scanner . . . → Read More: added new amitool: xdfscan Here is my little easter present for you: I finished the first release of rdbtool. “What’s that?” you may ask. It’s a new member of amitools, a family of cross-platform Classic Amiga tools I am developing. rdbtool is a command line utility that allows you to inspect, change or create new disk images or even . . . → Read More: CF card partitioning with rdbtool Since my last report on xdftool I have updated a few things: added support for RBD/RDSK hdf images changed repack command to be more flexible added open/create commands for better control of disk image geometry In the following I give you a short round up of all new features by giving you some examples… . . . → Read More: xdftool updated My Amiga cross development environment on my Mac is getting really useful now: with vamos running the SAS C compiler I can create Amiga binaries with ease. With the binaries in place I want to try them on the real machine, too. For my trusty old Amiga 500, I still use disks to transfer the . . . → Read More: Mastering ADF/HDF Images with xdftool In the last post I showed you that vamos is already able to call the SAS C Compiler 6.58 and compile some example source files. In the last few days I added the missing parts to vamos to support smake, too. Namely, calling sub processes with SystemTagList() was added and lots of bugs fixed. With . . . → Read More: Building a “real” Project on vamos running SAS C Well, the vamos project is progressing really, really well… And while I’m working at bringing more and more native Amiga tools to life on my Mac, I almost overlooked the first major milestone (and actually its primary initial goal) of the project: running the SAS C Compiler… This posts interrupts the rather technical series of . . . → Read More: Running the Amiga SAS C 6.58 compiler with vamos |
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