On Sun, 11 Jul 2004, John L. Weinrich wrote:
> If you look a my web site you'll find that I have available for download the
> three main design documents, Hardware, software, & FPGA. The hardware
> design document contains all the information to build a complete system,
> schematics, parts lists, drawings and such. The software design document
> contains all the information to write the software and describes how the
> TIC-TAC-TOE game is written. The FPGA design document describes the FPGA
> in detail to include all addresses and nibbles (and bits) that the 4004 can
> access.
>
> Also the FPFA schematic file is downloadable (.pdf) and all the software I
> have written for the 4004 to date.
>
> I would have more available such as a .pdf of the 4004 datasheet but my web
> site is max'd out (25MB).
>
> I have and can make available a CD that contains all the 4004 informatio I
> have collected off the web and elsewhere that also includes all my design
> information.
>
> Because of your link and the link at Chrisbot
> (http://www.chrisbot.com/prog/4004/default.htm) others have searched the web
> and found my site.
Hi John.
I'm posting this message to the Classic Computers mailing list to let
other people know about this cool project.
If you are having problems with bandwidth limitations, talk to Jay West
<jwest_at_classiccmp.org>. He runs the CC mailing list and offers free
hosting to people with vintage computing projects.
For all reading, John's 4004 Tic-Tac-Toe project website is here:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jsweinrich/
Check it out...it's VERY cool.
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Received on Sun Jul 11 2004 - 12:05:59 BST