Fitting and Testing the IFEL Sideways Rom / Ram Board to an Acorn BBC Micro Model B
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
- Fitting and Testing the IFEL Sideways Rom / Ram Board to an Acorn BBC Micro Model B
I recently bought another IFEL Sideways Rom / Ram Board from IFEL and I thought I would do a little video of installing it, and how to get a rom image into the computer using a USB stick with a Gotek Drive. Like everything computer related there is many ways of doing the same thing and such this is a very basic overview. You can get these boards via Ebay.
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great videos.. i work less than 2 miles from IFEL.. small world.
I saw him in Tesco not so long ago!
I think it has sideways ram, but haven't tried my games on it to see if they are compatible. Do you know if my Astro Blaster has in game samples speech - it should show at the bottom of the launch screen where it has found sideways ram or not.
It does work. I have tried Astro Blaster on mine
I haven't looked at your other videos yet, but have you tried my gotek and mmc menu system available from start dot?
Have you tried the boobip eerom and ram expansions? They are not as all encompassing as the ifel board, but are great little add-ons and very easy to fit. I'm not affiliated, but have a few.
Could you please put a link for your chip pulling tool? I would like to buy the same. Also would you mind posting the instructions for the rom expansion? Just a couple of images will do.
The tool I bought secondhand no idea I'd look on eBay. The instructions come with the board when you buy one.
@@MatthewNorthMusic I'm still waiting for Steve to build some more. Did order one last year but it got lost in the post. If you could share the instructions, I'd like to read them. I'm reading BBC machine code and assembly language books at present. Oh if you could show your chip pulling tool from different angles I will try to make one. I've ordered some pin headers and will try to repair some old boards while I wait for Steve's next batch of pcbs.
I've never owned an external floppy.