Subj : Re: Favourite sound chip?
To   : RETROSWIM
From : Dumas Walker
Date : Sun Apr 06 2025 09:58 am

> My special computer is a Sega TeraDrive. A 286 system co-developed by IBM
> and Sega. It's a 10MHz 286 based on the IBM PS/1 2011, but with a complete
> Sega MegaDrive on the motherboard. Unlike the Amstrad Mega-PC, the two
> systems are linked through a bus arbitrator.

> After setting some registers and doing some port writes, you can access the
> 68000's memory space from the PC (including accessing the sound chips, VDP
> and controller ports), and likewise, you can access the PC's memory and IO
> space from the MegaDrive (including the VGA chip and any devices on the ISA
> bus).

> I wrote a demo showcasing these abilities last year:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjg3gmTo4WA

I wasn't real sure what I was watching at times, but it seemed really neat!
 Does the process require two monitors?


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