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V1.5 some improvements (portability, optimization).

10 Mar 16:09
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Not much noticeable on the surface, but portability is enhanced and Pi5 is theoretically supported - practically it is not, see Readme.

Full Changelog: v1.4...v1.5

V1.4 - Option B hardware confirmed to work

12 Feb 19:03
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News V1.4:

  • Fixes I2C busmaster initialization, needed for Option B HW
  • fixes crash for PiZero legacy build
  • minor improvements

Full Changelog: v1.3...v1.4

V1.3 - Pi Zero2 W and 3B same binary again

05 Feb 21:57
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Minor release:

  • if Pi Zero2 W is detected and PWM sound disabled
  • show version strings
  • fix crash if both Ethernet and Wifi is activated, Ethernet has priority and if not working, Wifi is tried
  • reworked temp monitoring

Full Changelog: v1.2...v1.3

V1.2 - 64bit support (RPi4), RPiZero2W fixed

04 Feb 22:05
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New in V1.2

  • fixed PiZero2W (was broken in V1.1 due to PWM sound)
  • 64bit Pi4 version
  • new option: headLess can be 0 or 1 to disable/enable headless operation == no HDMI output - saves some computing, resp. temperature
    Still the stock, legacy code can be compiled - this inherits even the headLess option.

Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.2

pottendo-Pi1541 Feature complete V1.24

28 Jan 15:59
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This release is supposed to support all features of the base Pi1541, V1.24.
See Readme for details.
Attention: Option B HW support is entirely untested (as I don't have the necessary hardware)
Notice: a thread here can be used for general discussion around this project.
You may use the 'Issues' on github to file bug-reports.

pottendo-Pi1541 Initial release

27 Jan 16:30
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This is the first release having substantially reworked the low-level Raspberry Pi bindings by replacing those with its counterparts implemented by circle-stdlib.
The base is Pi1541, V1.24 with some fixes - most noticeably the ability to be built with modern compilers (using -mno-unaligned-access for GCC).