BASILISK II ADD MORE MEMORY INSTALL

To install Newton packages, copy them into Internal Storage > Download > Einstein, and Einstein will install them on the next launch.

BASILISK II ADD MORE MEMORY FOR ANDROID

Einstein.2020.4.2.apk.zip for Android (tested on a Samsung Note 10).Put the ROM into the directory Internal Storage > Download > Einstein > 717006.rom. .3.zip for Linux (tested on Ubuntu LTS)Įinstein (alpha!) on Android ( step by step)ĭownload the zip file..2022.5.0.zip BETA for ARM Linux (tested on Ubuntu 20.04).Einstein_linux_圆4_fltk_v2022.4.17.zip for Linux (tested on Ubuntu).That will hold the contents of the Newton Flash Memory and you are good to go. Just launch Einstein and fill in the path to your ROM file and a path and filename to a file .4.zip for MSWindows (tested on Windows 10)ĭownload the zip file.Einstein_windows_圆4_fltk_v2022.4.17.zip for MSWindows (tested on Windows 10).Just launch Einstein and fill in the path to your ROM file and a path and filename to a file that will hold the contents of the Newton Flash Memory and you are good to go. It contains the application Einstein.exe.

BASILISK II ADD MORE MEMORY SERIAL

EinsteinPrefs.1.2.zip for NewtonOS (preferences panel for serial and debug connections over networks)ĭownload the zip file.

If you like to try to develop apps for Newton OS, you install this version of Basilisk and directly communicate to Einstein.

Einstein_macOS_universal_cocoa_v2022.4.17.zip macOS native version.

Einstein_macOS_universal_fltk_v2022.4.17.zip for macOS 10.9 and up including M1.

It contains the application Einstein.app. Find the respective source code here.ĭownload the zip file. (Downloads)ĭownloads: MacOS Windows Linux Android OpenSourceĪll applications on this page are OpenSource.

BASILISK II ADD MORE MEMORY HOW TO

I now have a ITX power supply and I'm waiting on an adaptor cable for the Amiga to try out a completely different power supply.Show how to download and install Newton components, Einstein, BasiliskII, etc. I don't think I should be concerned about this as it relates to the BigRAM as it's just the LED the 5V rail is rock solid. I haven't done it yet, but next up is changing the 74F08 that is next up the chain. I followed the schematics and changed a transistor that controls it with no change. The blinking power light is still going on. I tried running Basilisk II with MacOS because that's an app that can allocate a fair amount of memory, however eventually everything crashes. I'll note that although I can boot into the Workbench, eventually corruption starts creeping in and strange things happen. Other than a sense of accomplishment of not breaking it, there was no improvement to the memory tests. This wasn't too hard, the board is all through-hole and very easy to work on. I rebooted a few times and tried different memory tests - including just the chip RAM - and eventually got an exception each time. after about a minute, it crashed with illegal instruction exception much like above. By the way, I'm now suspicious of the original chip in my A2630 - the FPU is ceramic, why would the CPU be plastic?Īfter changing the CPU, running the memory test got me optimistic but. I was also able to boot into AmigaTestKit v1.18 on an ADF image using my GoTek external drive. This had an immediate effect of being able to boot the computer from the Buddha IDE / SD adaptor with the BigRAM board installed. Progress so far:įirst thing I did was replace the 68030 CPU with a nice, used ceramic-packaged 01F91C which I bought from a reputable seller. I have had to order a number of parts to work on these issues and they all arrived today.

Basilisk ii add more memory