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* [[Add a Blitter chip to your STFM]] - Procedure to add a Blitter chip to your STFM
 
* [[Add a Blitter chip to your STFM]] - Procedure to add a Blitter chip to your STFM
 
* [[DMA Fix]] - Procedure to potentially fix hard disk problems caused by a buggy DMA chip in STFM's and STE's
 
* [[DMA Fix]] - Procedure to potentially fix hard disk problems caused by a buggy DMA chip in STFM's and STE's
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* [[Dallas RTC]] - Simple procedure to add a Real Time Clock internally to STE rom socket
  
 
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Revision as of 15:24, 25 February 2016

DIY Stuff you can do your Atari hardware !!

Atari Chips

  • Add a Blitter chip to your STFM - Procedure to add a Blitter chip to your STFM
  • DMA Fix - Procedure to potentially fix hard disk problems caused by a buggy DMA chip in STFM's and STE's
  • Dallas RTC - Simple procedure to add a Real Time Clock internally to STE rom socket


Atari Graphics


Atari Hard disk interface


Atari Power Supplies


Atari Floppy disk interface


Atari Input/Output Interfaces


Atari Processor


Atari Sound



Atari TOS

  • STE TOS Upgrade - Explains how to upgrade to TOS 2.06 and how to use have a dual or quad TOS ROM


Atari Memory


Atari Keyboard


Atari Joystick


Atari Clock


Mouse Adapters


Disk Duplicating Hardware

Cables

  • Null Modem Cable - Diagrams to connect your ST to another ST/E, Mega STE, Spectrum, Z88, Mac Plus, Apple 2, Amiga, 8-bit Atari, BBC-B or Mega to Mega




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