Commodore OS Vision 2.0 Forum

I went to Debian 12 earlier in the week when I was trying to fix a Bluetooth 5.4 USB driver issue. After various tries at various fixes I did the dist upgrade to see if a later Debian may fix it. It was a little painful, lost a lot of the CommodoreOS feel and functionality but it has somehow come ba...

In a solved topic Bruce asked "Any idea how to play Blueray or to install MakeMKV?" see - https://forum.commodoreos.net/viewtopic.php?p=217#p217 When I saw this question from Bruce I had no idea what MakeMKV was or why I might need it, well as it turned out now I know. I have a Blu Ray UHD...

Quick update while installng my BD drive I had the opportunity to take a look at the keyboard circuit. It has two chips, Nuvoton NUC123SD4BN0 which doing a bit of googling is the controller chip for the keyboard overall, with the CH555L another chip driving the LEDs for the keyboard. I have attached...

Looking better, working today, and looking at the wireshark capture it didnt show anything interesting, but I checked your DNS details for this domain and you appear to have a problem with one of your name servers, ns2.asphostserver.org is unresponsive and ns207.asphostserver.org is working, so you ...

hi Leo, didnt work. It bounced again just now. Strange thing is the C64 welcome screen did not even load this time, just flat out fail to load page in the browser. I have done a wireshark capture and will analyse it to see if there is anything I can see from the outside that might point to a problem.

Yes, I had this yesterday. So having seen this post earlier in the week I thought I would check somethings. Going to https://www.commodoreos.net works, I see the C64 classic welcome screen. Then loading the page https://www.commodoreos.net/CommodoreOS.aspx it seems to be in a loop of redirects. Then...

I'm sorry there is no software control over the led functionality - this came down to cost but also time - I did push for QMK but our partners resisted and said this would add more cost and time. The project had gone on for so long already, i just wanted to get the keyboards built and in the hands ...

I lobbied quite hard for the industry standard QMK firmware, but I guess the money wasn't there for it to happen. I havent come across QWK before but just an initial read this is really interesting and opens a whole new world for something I knew I wanted but didnt know how it works. I am now wonde...

Unkle K wrote: Sounds fair. I downloaded Redream and the Dreamcast emulation was perfect!! It just provides you with an executable - no installation required + native Linux support. https://redream.io/ I can confirm that Redream is excellent. Paid for a licence and no regrets. I now need to install...

Awesome work and thanks Leo for setting up the forum and getting ready the Commodore OS Vision. I am waiting on my Translucent C64 barebones, but as I have my mini-itx board all ready I was just missing the OS. So here I go, jumping down the rabbit hole. Looking forward to running and playing with i...