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“In this article I’ll explain how to make a self-booting cartridge for the Commodore 64 using an 8-bit microcontroller on a stripboard. Background People ask me why the Commodordion boots from a tape drive emulator, which takes a couple …

“This project exposes a 16 KiB window of a Raspberry Pi Pico’s RAM to a Commodore 64 via the expansion port. It includes a hardware design and software for the Pico C++ SDK. The Hardware Schematic, PCB, and project …

“Yeah, the LCD is tiny at 2.4”, and the emulation runs about 15% slower than an NTSC C64. But it’s running on a small embedded board that’s available for under $30 US (DigiKey, Mouser, …) including mounted LCD …