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DGOS 1.4+ - Printable Version +- Discussion Forum for all things Microbee (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum) +-- Forum: Microbee Forum (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum/forum-1.html) +--- Forum: Non-Microbee Vintage discussion (https://microbeetechnology.com.au/forum/forum-8.html) +--- Thread: DGOS 1.4+ (/thread-310.html) Pages:
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RE: DGOS 1.4+ - nauseous - 08-02-2022 Just quickly, the PROM I have contains string "DGOS 1.4 c1980" RE: DGOS 1.4+ - ChickenMan - 08-02-2022 The have also the DGOS 1.4 source code also if that helps, but compiles to a 2kb file. 0001 : ********** D G 0 S ********** 0002 : WRITTEN BY DAVID GRIFFITHS 0003 : COPYRIGHT © 1980 0004 ; 0005 ; THIS SOFTWARE MAY NOT BE DUPLICATED WITHOUT 0006 ; THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COPYRIGHT 0007 ; HOLDER. 0008 ; 0009 ; DG OPERATING SYSTEM IS A MACHINE CODE 0010 : MONITOR INTENDED FOR USE WITH THE DG 680 0011 : CPU BOARD. 0012 0013 ; DISASSEMBLED BY DAVE WILLIAMS USING DISILOG. 0014 : EDIT WITH WORDMASTER. REASSEMBLED WITH 0015 : Z80 ASSEMBLER UNDER CP/M. JAN 1981. 0016 ; 0017 ; 0018 ; DGOS VER 1 4 We also have the ETI680 rom (a 2kb file) that contains the code "DGOS 1.4 c1980" RE: DGOS 1.4+ - nauseous - 08-02-2022 OK, I assume that is exactly what I am looking at here (ETI680 ROM). The other two PROMS where located at the bottom end of address space, the "DGOS 1.4 c1980" PROM was located at 6000h. So question here; I can't find a photo of an ETI680 card, but did it have the ROM onboard? RE: DGOS 1.4+ - ChickenMan - 08-02-2022 Yes the rom was onboard, here is a pic of an eti680 RE: DGOS 1.4+ - someone - 09-02-2022 It's great to see another DG680 CPU intact! Yours has quite a few odd mods. Can you post a more detailed close up photo of it? Someone'd stay with DGOS 1.4 as its the best for getting things going. It's designed to work with just a DG680 CPU and DG640 VDU installed so start with that configuration first. If using the DG0S 1.4 - ensure that the POJ DIP switches are set correctly to %D000. It appears you're missing an IC38 (74LS139) to the right near the Z80 CTC - make sure that this installed. It is also advisable to wind down the CPU oscillator to 2MHz at first. What IC is inserted at position 26? It should be a 74S200 or equivalent - these have always been rare and expensive. (Note: DGOS 1.4 will work just fine without a 74S200 installed.) If things are really pear, then see if you can get some 2716 (single voltage) EPROMs and write your own diagnostic boot ROMs. e.g. Write a single byte in a ROM with %76 (Halt Instruction) to turn on the HALT LED. Good luck! RE: DGOS 1.4+ - ChickenMan - 09-02-2022 Sorry, but this is not my DG680 board but a pic I acquired recently. I'm hoping the ACMS will obtain the unit and I will then be able to get a better picture. |