A small daughterboard adapter that replaces a 6502 processor (used in vintage 8-bit computers such as the VIC-20 and BBC Micro) with a modern, currently manufactured CMOS equivalent. Two versions of the daughterboard are provided (long and short), which fit different motherboards. At the time of this upload, the adapter had been successfully tested in Commodore VIC-20 computers, in both versions of the VIC-20's motherboard. But it failed testing in an Apple //e, most likely due to the extra latency added to the data bus signals by the transceiver. If you are an Apple //e user, there is an alternative that requires no custom PCB (for instructions, see this video). The project's official website can be found here. For more information and instructions peruse the DOCUMENTATION file. For the history of this project and assembly instructions, watch this video. This project is provided under a license. Check the LICENSE file to become aware of its terms. DISCLAIMER: Should you choose to use any of the files in this repository for any purpose whatsoever, you do so entirely at your own risk. I offer no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind and disclaim all responsibility for any damage incurred as a direct or indirect result of such use.
