The List of Hackers

If you have a board, please fill it in, and who it came from.

@tschak

• Rev0 test rig from @mozzwald (8266)
• Rev1 board from @mozzwald (8266) (20191029)
• Rev3 board from @a8bit (8266) (20191201)

@mozzwald

• 2 x Nodemcu 8266 on Breadboard
• ESP32-01-20191206

@billlange1968

• Rev2 board from @mozzwald

@a8bit (@TheRobotFactory)

• Rev0 test rig, made myself (8266)
• Rev3 board x2, made myself (8266)(20191201)

@jeffpiep

• NodeMCU 8266 on breadboard
• NodeMCU-32S on breadboard

@billkendrick

• Rev3 board from @a8bit (20191223), with HiLetgo New Version ESP8266 NodeMCU CP2102 ESP-12E (20191228)
  • With slightly-modded Atari 1200XL (works fine with SIO2SD), works most reliably with USB power
  • Successfully booted, configured WiFi, and mounted things over TNFS, connected directly to 1200XL SIO port
  • Also seems to work connected to an SIO Splitter

@dillera / @atariorbit - atariorbit

• Rev3 board from @a8bit (MARSBAR)
  • NodeMCU (0.9 ESP12 Module) that I had sitting around from hacking last year

@TechCowboy - Retro-spectives

• Rev 1.0 x 3 from https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com
  • Using with un-modded Atari 800XL
  • Using with Atari 400 upgraded to 48K
  • Using with Atari 600XL upgraded to 64K
• Rev 0 from @mozzwald
  • Using Coleco ADAM with external power supply
• Rev 0 from @mozzwald
  • Using Apple //e with Grappler+ modified to provide Smart Port calls