Motorola 68000 Educational Computer Board Working In Tandem With Raspberry Pi

This video is a log and documentation of a small project: to make the 1981 Motorola 68000 Educational Board work with Raspberry Pi.
There is an accompanying article at podstawczynski.... which provides more details about the project, including pinouts, code samples, links, etc.

[@henryfordyce9154]

I could relate to your serial connection troubleshooting so much, Adam. Thanks! Very cool video.

[@johnbullpit9481]

I spotted the SYM - 1. On the table.

[@OfficialSonOfRock]

Don't forget the entire line of Atari ST series computers all based on that processor.

[@computeraidedworld1148]

I'm looking forward too that Tutor video. I have one if these boards, the last owner stuffed it in a Heathkit Terminal.

[@ForgottenComputer]

Thanks for watching. A video on Tutor is definitely coming, as I learnt a lot about Tutor since I posted this video. It is actually a very useful piece of software if one's interested in efficient debugging of 68K assembly code. However, I have a few videos lined up before that... so it is coming, but not soon.

[@computeraidedworld1148]

@@ForgottenComputer I just got one of these computers, Somone stuffed it inside a Heathkit H19.

[@aniapodst2746]

Cool 😎

[@noraretrouciech]

Apropos 68x fajne dwa filmy powstały na kanale Turbulencja:
ruclips.net/video/XyQ0g4WlDnU/видео.html od 9:00 minuty oraz ruclips.net/video/GSVN-2-qy3c/видео.html

[@ForgottenComputer]

Faktycznie, ciekawe :)