
After a considerable amount of debugging, (with the help of @agp.cooper and @Alastair Hewitt ) I was able to get solid 40x30 text output from my 8-bit video board! I'm using a 8x16 font with the resolution of 640x480@60Hz and driving it with a pixel clock of 12.5875MHz, which is within the range of the clock speeds supported for the MC6845. I've got a ton of stuff to test before making a new revision of the board, but..... it works!
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“cga snow” effect will be observed when writing to video memory from the system bus. The circuit needs write buffering or a wait signal while crtc accessing video memory.
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yeah i am doing static writes to the memory at this stage so i am not experiencing any "snow" effects, but yes, i intend to work on the wait signal similar to what was implement in the PCjr system....
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