Hardware projects
This page contains a list with hardware projects. First the Commodore related ones.
- 27+8KB RAM expansion for the VIC-20
Expand your VIC-20 with 35 KB of RAM. - 1541IDE8: an IDE hard disk drive for your 1541
- 1541LPT: No more floppies anymore!
Replace the floppy disk with a PC, using the LPT port. - 6502 -> 65816
Replace your 6502 processor with the 16-bitter 65816. - 6510 -> 65816
Replace your 6510 or 8502 processor with the 16-bitter 65816. - 6530 replacement
Replace the brooken 6530 of an IEEE drive with a self built one. - Build your own 6502
Go back to the times when mankind used discrete components to build processors: build a 6502 that can replace a real one! - Build your own 6502, the mini version
Again, go back to the times when mankind used discrete components to build processors. Build a 6502 with less parts as possible! But be aware: less parts means: less speed! - Build your own KIM-1
Build your own KIM-1, Commodores first computer - Build your own Memory Management Unit
No more free memory space? Add more RAM and I/O to your computer using a MMU! - C64 ISA expansion
Add the PC ISA bus to your Commodore 64 - C64/128 ISA expansion PLUS
Add the PC ISA bus plus a 65816 to your Commodore 64/128 - CBM-HD
Use a PC as a hard disk drive for your PET and CBM-series. - CBM-PC
Use a PC to create images of your real floppies by connecting it directly to your IEEE drives. - Debugger
A hardware debugger for your computer. - EPROM-emulator
An EPROM-emulator for your LPT port. - E-REU
An idea to make your own 1750 RAM Expansion Unit - ISA expansion
Add a 65816 and the PC ISA bus to your 6502 equiped computer - More RAM for your 1541
24 KB more RAM for your 1541. - Even more RAM for your 1541-II
Up to 62 KB for your 1541-II if you want to !!! - The VIC-20 Expanded
Expand your VIC with a lot of memory and FlashRAM and prepare it for an even better future... - Old projects.
A page with old ideas or projects not supported anymore.
This part contains a list with non-Commodore related hardware projects.
- My FPGA projects
- XI 8088.
An old computer rebuild with using some newer technology.
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