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[This could be the link to the cartridge programmer and rewritable(!) cartridges, which Markus Schrey, some other guys and I built last year.] With it, you can easily make backup copies from existing games to the PC, or write your own software for the GameBoy. It is battery-powered, so you can use it on a notebook while being abroad. Markus did the hard work of developing the circuits and a DOS software prototype. He also responded to my suggestions and annoying questions... :-) Many thanks to him! I wrote a programming tool (wouldn't call this piece "software") for Linux, which is available on demand. This program is just a not-very-quick-but-dirty hack, but I am willing to provide the source, if someone is interested... |
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Jeff Frohwein's GameBoy Tech Page - very detailed information about the GameBoy (especially hardware) and an amazing collection of links. |
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GBDK (GameBoy Developer's Kit) - Want to develop your own GameBoy games in C? |
Since my computer does have some problems recently, I am looking for two MSI MS-6905 Socket370-to-Slot1 converter boards, to put a dual-Celeron system together (YES, slight modifications are necessary...). Unfortunately, I did not find a distributor, who is selling the converters in Germany. I bet, if I will ever get them, the Celeron 300A-PPGA will be sold out... >8-( Not, that I am familiar with such situations...
1999/04/12 I KNEW IT!!
Now, that I have found someone selling those MSI adapters,
the Celeron 300A-PPGA is SOLD OUT! ARRRGH!