PPS, a note about clock frequency while it is designed to run at 14.7MHz, if your CPU can't run that fast you can use a lower frequency clock with corresponding lower serial baud rate: You should be able to build a CRC65 for $20 of parts, cheaper if you already have your own 6502 CPU which is the most expensive component.

You can provide your own 6502 CPU, sockets, oscillator, CF interface adapter, resistors, capacitors, misc hardware probably better than I can. Note: CY7C109 is a SMT SOJ32 device available from Mouser for $3, but if you like me to solder it down on board, I can do that using parts from my stock and charge you the same $3. * CF disk programmed with system software, $2 I can provide the essential components at the following price (shipping price not included, but is about $4 in USA): PS, I can do a group buy if there are more interests. Send me a message with your address and I will mail it out in the First Class letter envelop. lhlnk Posts: 3 Joined: 11.Anyone in USA interested in trying out CRC65, I'm giving away 3 blank pc boards.

Printeridraiver installit, ei tö ö ta, kõ ik muu ok. Please help.ĭon't know if this is of any use, but heres VirtualBox.xmlĬode: Select all Expand view Collapse view Īnd the virtualbox.xml from the vm folder How do I go about solving this? Where do I start? I'm not an IT pro, so I don't want to start experimenting due to fear of making a dogs dinner out of this. Naturally, there's thinly veiled panic about not being able to access my documents, and windows printing for tomorrow's work. IVirtualBox Ĭould this have happened due to W7 not being able to access the shared folder during this freezeup? home/vbox/vbox-4.0.2/src/VBox/Main/src-server/MachineImpl.cpp (nsresult Machine::registeredInit()). Location: '/home/name/VirtualBox VMs/Windows 7-32/Windows 7-32.vbox', line 218 (1), column 135. Vbox disappeared, restarting, I now have an inaccessible machine and Vbox main menu telling me this: I had vbox with Windows 7 (snapshot) in Linux Mint 9 running in the background, when Firefox along with my host system froze up for some two minutes or so due to javascript.

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