RP6502 Ep6 - ROMs and the filesystem - TinyUSB and FatFs

How to use a USB host stack on your tiny microcontrollers to enable USB drives. Watch a demo of it on the Picocomputer 6502.
Real C64 keyboard for MiSTer FPGA and VICE Emulation:
• Real C64 keyboard for ...
The libraries:
www.tinyusb.org/
elm-chan.org/fs...
github.com/lit...
The Picocomputer:
github.com/pic...

[@GregCoonrod]

This is really incredible! Super cool to see how well it is working.

[@rumbledethumps]

Thank you!

[@mlongval]

Really cool! Thanks for this. Cheers from Canada!

[@rumbledethumps]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jstro-hobbytech]

Man. I like how you operate.

[@AjinkyaMahajan]

It is really helpful.
I had used it with Propeller P8X32A
Thanks

[@AJ_Whitney]

Wow! This is fantastic.

[@rumbledethumps]

Thank you very much!

[@cbmeeks]

Regarding executing 6502 code from a USB. Well, I use an Ultimate II+ on my Commodore 64 to run code from both USB and Ethernet. YES, I know the Ultimate II+ is an FPGA device but it moves the code from the USB into the C64 memory where the 6510 runs it. So I think that technically counts. :-D

[@rumbledethumps]

I agree, the Ultimate II can load from USB. It's faster too. I hope we can get more USB toys.

[@polymatt]

This is awesome content. Super helpful and well communicated. Subbed!

[@derekchristenson5711]

Neat!

[@freddyvretrozone2849]

Hi,
Your work is insane, congratulations.
Is it really possible to access a usb storage now on the Pi Pico ?
I always did read comments saying it does not work.

[@TheSulross]

Duuuuudddeee!!!!!!

[@chromosundrift]

spinning rust LOL

[@Chriva]

TinyUSB is a DISASTER for everything except very simple dyi things where you don't need custom endpoints or protocols. Not to mention the no-interrupt approach :P

[@rumbledethumps]

Fortunately, I need only HID and MSC. I'll take simple where I can get it.