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My first real 68000 single board computer

Software for the 68000 SBC I'm designing

Meant to be a successor to ax25. Built in packet-checksum, support for large packets(1kb+), and gzip compression. When sending something longer than the packet length, it is automatically broken up and reassembled on the other side.

A BBS for the ax26 protocol.

Allows connecting to an IRC server over the AX26 protocol.

A basic ax26 terminal.

Calculates your average wpm just by listening in the background. Ideal if you can type much faster than you can read.

A web wallet for BCH

That's a lot of bees!

Playing around with encoding/decoding bell202 (specifically, AX.25 frames)

Garbage website

A program that splits an input file into 2 files, where the lower/even bytes end up in one file and the upper/odd bytes end up in another. Useful for programming systems with a 16-bit data bus width that consists of 2 8-bit ROMs.

Allows booting from non-bootable devices

A rust build server

Another emoji reaction bot(this one is for Discord)

Reacts to Matrix messages with a cat emoji if they have the word "cat" in them

Turn CM108 GPIO on/off via the terminal

Sets the cm108's gpio based on the status of the RTS/DTR pin on the serial port. Useful for controlling PTT driven from the CM108 from a program that only supports serial control. Requires a null modem such as tty0tty