C-ONE - Revision history

Morn at 20:10, 9 November 2013

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	The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, manufactured and distributed by [[Jens Schönfeld]]. Initially it was developed by Jeri Ellsworth and is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-~~call~~ "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection.		The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, manufactured and distributed by [[Jens Schönfeld]]. Initially it was developed by Jeri Ellsworth and is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-called "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection.

	So the whole project ran into troubles before [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].		So the whole project ran into troubles before [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].

MacDeath at 00:29, 17 December 2010

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	* [http://c64upgra.de/c-one C-One homepage]		* [http://c64upgra.de/c-one C-One homepage]

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Torn at 12:01, 4 September 2006

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	* [http://c64upgra.de/c-one C-One homepage]		* [http://c64upgra.de/c-one C-One homepage]

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Prodatron at 23:15, 31 August 2006

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	The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, ~~which~~ is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-call "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection.		The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, manufactured and distributed by [[Jens Schönfeld]]. Initially it was developed by Jeri Ellsworth and is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-call "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection.

	So the whole project ran into troubles before [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].		So the whole project ran into troubles before [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].

Prodatron at 17:24, 10 August 2006

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	[[Image:Cone.jpg\|thumb\|C-One mainboard]]		[[Image:Cone.jpg\|thumb\|C-One mainboard]]

	The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, which is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-call "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection~~, and the whole project ran into troubles~~.		The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, which is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-call "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection.

	~~Then~~ [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].		So the whole project ran into troubles before [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].

	As there was no full working Commodore 64 core available for a very long time, but people could already use the very powerful and stable [[TobiFlex]] CPC cores, the C-One was often called "CPC-One" instead of "Commodore-One" by the scene. Several Commodore users lost their interest in the C-One, when its original creator Jery Elsworth surprisingly left the C-One team for a while and released a more or less competitive production called the "DTV-64", which was much cheaper than the C-One.		As there was no full working Commodore 64 core available for a very long time, but people could already use the very powerful and stable [[TobiFlex]] CPC cores, the C-One was often called "CPC-One" instead of "Commodore-One" by the scene. Several Commodore users lost their interest in the C-One, when its original creator Jery Elsworth surprisingly left the C-One team for a while and released a more or less competitive production called the "DTV-64", which was much cheaper than the C-One.

Prodatron at 00:36, 10 August 2006

2006-08-10T00:36:36Z

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[[Image:Cone.jpg|thumb|C-One mainboard]]

The '''C-One''' ("Commodore-One", later "Computer-One") is a FPGA based reconfigurable computer, which is able to run several 8bit machines from the 80ies. Each computer has to be realised with a special so-call "core", which can be loaded into the FPGA chip. First the C-One should become mainly a modern and powerful C64 clone. But its original main developer Jeri Ellsworth was neither able to create a full running C64 core nor to develop a startup system for the core selection, and the whole project ran into troubles.

Then [[TobiFlex]] joined the C-ONE team and created the first complete core, the "Amstrad CPC 464 core". He also developed the C-One startup system, which is Amstrad based. Later he released the "TurboCPC core", which is nearly 100% compatible and can also run in 12MHz (later 24MHz) mode. This core is also used in the [[CPC TREX]].

As there was no full working Commodore 64 core available for a very long time, but people could already use the very powerful and stable [[TobiFlex]] CPC cores, the C-One was often called "CPC-One" instead of "Commodore-One" by the scene. Several Commodore users lost their interest in the C-One, when its original creator Jery Elsworth surprisingly left the C-One team for a while and released a more or less competitive production called the "DTV-64", which was much cheaper than the C-One.

== Web links ==

* [http://c64upgra.de/c-one C-One homepage]