EMU 1 : Second attempt to write a program for the EMU1 motherboard

I think I finally found the problem of adapting the EPROM emulator. It must be said that it is not particularly easy to adapt an emulator that can only emulate at least a 2764 EPROM on a system designed for a 2708 EPROM!

This is not a problem with my EPROM adapter addressing, but with how the EPROM emulator works internally. For a 2764, it is absolutely necessary to send it 8KB of data otherwise, part of the code is simply not available at the output of the EPROM Emulator.

The usual little loop of sending strings through the serial port. This time the message is big enough to crash the system, but it seems to work.

It took several steps to be able to start working correctly with this EMU1 motherboard!

Well, tomorrow I'm programming the character reception in order to try to lay the foundations of a micro debugging system. I hope that what I've modified about the EPROM emulator will confirm the validity of my approach of today...