How Does Appletini ONE Serve a Real Apple //e as MCP Tools with a W5100S on the Bus?
Appletini ONE is a Zynq-7020 Apple //e card. Its MCP server reads the live screen over UART, and a WIZnet W5100S carries the virtual Uthernet II.
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Components
Hardware components
WIZnet - W5100S
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Ethernet controller on the Appletini ONE card, wired to the Zynq-7020 fabric as an 8 bit parallel MCU bus in bank 35. hdl/apple/uthernet2_card.sv maps Apple II slot addresses $C0n4 to $C0n7 onto the c
Project description
An Apple //e Card That Answers an MCP Client Henri Asseily has been writing Apple II software in public for years. His GitHub account holds 44 repositories, most of them Apple II work: SuperDuperDisplay, a display engine for an Apple II bus card, a Linux fork of AppleWin, and the earlier AppleTini card. Appletini ONE is the current card, and the board itself was designed by Karl "KKR75" Asseily, whose name is on the silkscreen and on every schematic sheet. Board render published in the repository and on appletini.org. It is a render, not a photograph of a finished card. Appletini ONE is one…
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