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Comment on Programming Static RAM with a PIC16F877A by Moacir Jr.

Moacir Jr. — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 18:40:33 +0000

Hi,

Me also was making a computer z80. I am make the same, testing in RAM memory, and now, I am just programing in flash memory 29010 (AMIC 128K x 8), and yesterday I received my AT28C256 (EEPROM ATMEL) .

I am working now in a serial programer. My older programer is a paralel programer, that uses a paralel port, but I have one PC with paralel port, and all other have USB only. I am just communicate with my PIC (16F628A), and his work very fine. Today and tomorrow, I think that my test’s will end and I will can begin to write in my 28C256.

I Thiking in do a blog like this, but I dont have time.

Moacir Jr.

Comment on Setting up a git server in Ubuntu with gitosis and using gitextensions on Windows by oguz286

oguz286 — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 22:21:03 +0000

@Mike Henke
Thanks

I haven’t looked into setting Gitosis up on Windows, because my server runs Ubuntu server 9.10. I could look into it, if there isn’t much info on it on the internet.

Comment on Setting up a git server in Ubuntu with gitosis and using gitextensions on Windows by Mike Henke

Mike Henke — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:08:56 +0000

Nice entry. What about setting up gitosis on Windows? It is a pain in the @sss and very frustrating.

Comment on How to use usbhostfs_pc as non-root by oguz286

oguz286 — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:59:12 +0000

@laurent debricon
Thanks for your comment. I haven’t tried what you suggested as I don’t use Ubuntu for PSP development anymore, but I’m sure there are other people who could benefit from it

Comment on How to use usbhostfs_pc as non-root by laurent debricon

laurent debricon — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 19:55:28 +0000

easier & working : (found in psplinv3.0 doc)

“On unix like systems the application will need to be
run as root so that libusb can access the USB bus, the recommended way of doing this is change the
executable to be owned by root and then set the SUID bit (e.g. chown root:root usbhostfs_pc;
chmod +s usbhostfs_pc) usbhostfs_pc will drop permissions when they are not needed, it also
means that any files you create will be owned by you and not root.”