pico-sst39sf0x0-programmer
Raspberry Pi Pico-based flasher utility for SST39SF0x0 EEPROM chips — flash ROMs for retro computers without specialist hardware.
Theme
Single-board computers, EEPROM programmers, cartridge readers, ISA cards, keyboards, and small embedded systems.
These projects sit at the bench: PCBs, firmware, microcontrollers, buses, ROMs, and the pleasant discipline of making electrons behave.
Raspberry Pi Pico-based flasher utility for SST39SF0x0 EEPROM chips — flash ROMs for retro computers without specialist hardware.
Homebrew 65C02-based single board computer — complete hardware schematics, memory map, and assembly firmware built from scratch.
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Single board computer built around the Intel 8088 processor — minimalist design with 8088 assembly firmware.
Operating system for the ByteCradle 6502 Mini — provides a basic shell, memory management, and I/O drivers.
8-bit ISA card to interface with a FAT32-formatted SD card — adds mass storage to vintage ISA-bus systems.