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GordonZaft
PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 8:38 pm 
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Sorry for the offtopic but I figure there is likely to be some crosspollination...

Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
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http://www.easy68k.com/EASy68Kforum/index.php is mostly for EASy68K editor/assembler/simulator users but does have 68k programming and general discussion areas. Not high traffic but some talented people do lurk there.

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There's this one for the 6809 (in Yahoo groups)
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/flexusergroup/
but it looks like it's overrun with spam. There's another one (only 8 members though!) for the Commodore SuperPET, Commodore's only 6809-based personal computer, at
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/commodoresuperpet/
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GordonZaft wrote:
Sorry for the offtopic but I figure there is likely to be some crosspollination...

Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?


You might find the users at amiga.org , amigaworld.net , natami.net or minimig.net more hospitable to having the right forum or knowing where one exists for the 6800. They are building a 68050 in FPGA but they can precisely speak for their own project themselves. I'll ask them if they can make a forum for 68XXX.
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Ruud
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GordonZaft wrote:
Does anyone know of a forum like this one (it's excellent!) for the 6809 or 68000 processors?
Why not creating your own one? www.68xxx.org is still free. 6800, 68000 and 68xx aren't free anymore. And if you check the sites, I wonder who claimed them and more particulary, why.
Being interested in 6800, 6802 and 6809, I would join this forum.

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Ruud wrote:
www.68xxx.org is still free.

The spammers will probably think www.68xxx.org is a porn site. :)

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