Dave Plummer has a K-1008
Dave Plummer bought a KIM-1 in a cage with many MTU cards. See his videos on youtube.
Memory test on a K-1008 by The Glitchworks
In the last video Dave shows the little disaster that made his KIM-1 not so happy. Dave asked the help of The Glitchworks to repair and the KIM-1 system was restored. One of the victims was the K-1008 card, Glitchwrks made a memory test program to test it.
In the next video I show the memory test program at work in the KIM-1 Simulator in the video memory.
Here the archive with the test program I compiled for the video.
Dave Plummer test programs
Dave used the CC65 C compiler/assembler package to write programs to test the KIM and the K-1008.
Here the archive with sources and binaries (runs at $2000).
The Demo programs running in the KIM-1 Simulator:
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