Maybe 10Mhz could help the machine to emulate other architectures like MSX. CPC & Spectrum soft are in some way very close to EP; but being pattern based instead bitmapped makes MSX video is a bit different.

I think even 10 MHz would not be enough for converting the graphics for a software emulator (full screen converting), it could be enough for a hardware emulator for those games where the whole screen does not change, or we can leave the screen as it is, and probably 4 MHz is enough for Speccy and CPC

Currently the last 64K which are originaly at FC-FFh, now at BC-BFh (1M expansion). Can you make modified GAL program where these at 7C-7Fh?
For compatibility with expanded MICROTEAM card, where 10-5Fh,90-BFh are allocated?

I have a GAL capable programmer, existing GAL ICs can be reprogrammed?

Yes, sure, I can make a modified GAL program. It will be easier to remap the whole of the 2nd 512KB, how about I move it to 60-7F? (program attached to do this)

If you want to make modifications and compile your own, get WinCupl and compile the PLD file for the GAL16V8 and then program the JED file it outputs. There's no problem reprogramming a GAL.

Working
I got some unexpected problem with the modified MICROTEAM card: the DRAM address are also expanded to C0-DFh, this is internaly disabled for avoid the mirrored segments, but the card 245 bus driver IC also drived the data bus at this area. Then 64K from the internal expansion are missing at DC-DFh.
Now I added one AND gate which are combine the A21 and A20 lines, then the card fully disabled at C0+ area.

Now Ep1218's machine have total 2624K RAM: 64K onboard, 1024K at internal expansion, 1024K SRAM and 512K DRAM at modified MICROTEAM card.
And 64K onboard, 64K cartridge and 512K Flash ROM on the card, =640K ROM
Total 3264K used of the 4096K address space

Thanks for the modified GAL program!   Unbelievable, wonderful...

Zozo says he has re-modified further his Microteam, not the gal....

The new GAL program also needed!

I think the emulator now needs to be adapted to 640k of posible ROM.

It is can be done by epmemcfg.exe.

Sorry, I've underestimated you Zozo... Great! I want the same EP thing....



By the way, where I can find that epmemcfg.exe program?. I have looking the ep128emu installation, this page and the WEB, but I've only found references to it.

No, I don't have Saint's expansion.... still. It's only a joke, I have yet (actually very near Hungary...) an excess of RAM for a normal use, and almost as ROM space as you. Step by step.

Thanks for the link. Is "uncomfortable" not being able to accommodate in the emulator all the roms that you've burned for me...

As having many pairs of shoes and can't place them exposed "suitably" inside a small wardrobe....

A small nuisance: now I don't know where I have allocated the  segments of Ram and Rom in my EP...

00-03 Onboard EXOS ROM
04-07 Cartridge
10-1F,90-9F left SRAM chip on the MICROTEAM card
20-2F,A0-AF Flash ROM chip on the MICROTEAM card
30-3F,B0-BF right SRAM chip on the MICROTEAM card
40-4F,50-5F two row of DRAM chips on the MICROTEAM card
F8-FB internal 64K expansion
FC-FF onboard 64K RAM (video memory)