Kiwi - a 68k Homebrew Computer

That's correct, but the original sources don't compile with GCC. You would have to use the original toolchain. Btw GEM itself isn't the problem. It is part of EmuTOS already and doesn't relay on specific hardware. The layer under GEM (hardware driver, VDI) has to be ported or re-created to provide G...

The first kits are available and the Kiwi shop is online.

There was only one presoldered board without the rest of the kit. Please wait another few days until the shop is online.

Hi Tony,

the board has the V9990, CXA2075M, the ethernet transformator and the CS8900a presoldered. Well, that are all SMT parts Kiwi uses...
Shipping should be 19,15€. That makes 109,15€ lets say 111,50€ if you want to pay via PayPal.

Simon

Hi Tony, the boards of the last batch run are presoldered already, but I still have a spare bare board from the previous run. This would cost 75€ plus shipping. There is one presoldered board where two databus pins of the cs8900a show infinite resistance. That never happened before and I don't want ...

It will be around 350€ + PSU (25€) + 4MB SIMM (10€) + shipping (depends on where you live). You'll get the board (with SMT parts pre-soldered) and every other parts, but the SIDs. If you don't have the original 6581 or 8580 you can get one or two SwinSIDs for another 15€ each. The Atmega, Eprom and ...

Pretty busy pre-soldering the SMT parts of the upcoming Kiwi kit...

I got one too and what can I say? The nano SwinSID works.

Hi Martin,

sounds good too me. Is it compatible to the MC68681? Unfortunately I already have the MC68681 for the upcoming kit in stock. But well, it's a tinkering project, thus everybody might replace it on their own.

Sweet! Can you confirm, that the nanoSwinSID fits onto the board (regardless if it is functional yet)?
If you need help or have questions about the toolchain ask..