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This is an add-on for the CoCo Extended Color BASIC that implements 51x24 and 64x24 text screens. All operation of the BASIC interpreter works naturally. It is developed in 6809 assembly language. It may be assembled with LWTOOLS (http://lwtools.projects.l-w.ca) under Linux, or with Windows cross-assemblers such as Chet Simpson's CASM which is included in RainbowIDE. In order to build a disk image, you will also need the Toolshed utility suite....

This is a renaissance of the "Specialist" micro-computer published in the popular "Modelist-Constructor" magazine issue #2, 1987 by A. Volkov. The original design was used the Soviet i8080A analog - KR580IK80A (KR580VM80A), but this one is based on the Z80A CPU. Postfix "S" in the project name designates a "simple" design.

Development of software emulator for BESM-6, old soviet mainframe. This project has been split and moved to: https://github.com/besm6/simh - BESM-6 simulator https://github.com/besm6/dispak - DISPAK simulator https://github.com/besm6/besm6-archive - disk images https://besm6.github.io/ - examples, DISPAK sources and KRAB sources

QNICE is a simple 16 bit processor intended to teach the basics of hardware design as well as operating system design. A TTL implementation is planned, a FPGA implementation is available here: http://qnice-fpga.com. Currently there exists a C based simulator and an assembler.

This project was moved to https://gitlab.c3sl.ufpr.br/roberto/cmips The code here is no longer up to date. The VHDL model mimics the pipeline design described in Patterson & Hennessy's book (Computer Organisation and Design) and is an almost complete implementation of the MIPS32r2 instruction set. The TLB and assorted control registers will be included soon (as of fev 2015). The model was synthesized for an Altera EP4CE30F23. The model uses up 15% of combinational blocks and 5%...

An open hardware and software platform, Octobits attempts to recreate the aesthetics of the early eight-bit computer age using cheap, powerful, and readily available modern components.

The Xbox Linux Project aims to privide a version of GNU/Linux for the Xbox, so that it can be used as an ordinary computer. Linux should make use of all Xbox hardware and allow to install and run software from standard i386 Linux distributions.

Change your desktop computer(just 386 and above right now) into a funny evolution board. Some subprojects are a Real Time OS , home automation server,....

It's a software/hardware project to turn the Atmel AVR8 controllers into something simmilar to a home-computer. Currently connecting a TV-Monitor and a keyboard is supported. It is also meant to serve as a future cheap computer alternative.

TINI-Flash provides Flash file system support, class libaries and utilities for the Dallas Semiconductor TINI embedded Java computer. Currently Flash support is provided as FileSystemDriver class (integrtable into SLUSH) and as command line utilities.

SECU86 is Standard Engine Control Unit x86. The project goal is to develop a standard computer and OS (opensource) that would work on any car. It'll be based on the x86 processor and will try to replace the poor standard ECU that comes with any car.

Lightget is an open hardware and open software project to build computer controlled systems with LEDs and/or other light sources. The ultimate goal is to provide illumination and visual entertainment in a convenient, low-cost solution.