Trying and Failing with my TI Homebrew
It’s been a hot minute since we’ve been on the TMS9900 based homebrew computer, but we’re back and ready for action! Only, I’m not all that bright, so all the wonderful stuff I designed in this episode doesn’t work. Still, it’s the journey, not the destination, right? Right? If you want to support the channel please hop over to Patreon: / usagielectric If you want to watch the Twtich streams, check out Twitch and Usagi Workshop here: / usagielectric / @usagiworkshop Also, we now have some epic shirts for sale! https://my-store-11554688.creator-spr... Come join us on Discord! Discord: / discord Thanks for watching! Chapters 0:00 Welcome to the TI corner 1:20 Where did we come from and where are we going? 3:28 The buffer boards 5:57 The address decoder board 7:19 The timer and interrupt priority encoder board 9:28 The UART boards 12:09 Setting the baud rate (CM) 15:09 The software 19:53 Failing 20:46 Trying valiantly… and still failing 22:57 Salad time!
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