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8KB ROM using the AT28C64. I program this using an Arduino EEPROM Programmer. I wrote a lot of C code to make the process of actually writing the program for the 8-bit easier.
Custom made control word labels. Learned a lot about GIMP!
Looks cool in the dark, of course! :D
Obligatory "Hello World" program. Output register shows the ASCII code of the most recently printed character.
Printing out the entire character set of the LCD module.
Just a cool view.
My output register mods. Using an AT28C64 here as well.
Hipcrostino
That's really cool! His videos are great
jcal1771
KnownSecretCarrot
Amazing!
RulesOfImgur
What did you add?
w3arycod3rr
Some more details here: https://www.reddit.com/r/beneater/comments/g2dya8/finally_finished_my_8bit_build/
jkeveren
That's amazing. His series is the reason I understand how computers work.
w3arycod3rr
Thanks! Yes, he's a great teacher and has such a way of sparking a flame of interest in his viewers.
cosinewave
Very cool. The first computer I ever used was a Heathkit H-11 my parents built.
w3arycod3rr
Oh, very cool! There is such a rich history in computing. I love to watch 8-bit guy on YouTube and see all the old computers he shows off.
cosinewave
The only storage device available for the H-11 was a paper tape reader / punch. HDOS did not support disks.
w3arycod3rr
Oh man, I bet that was slooow. We are so spoiled today by quick SSDs with TBs of storage.