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Thanks you very much for the x68000 support! works flawlessly on the Centronics 50 Pin device. Only quirk I've noticed is if you power cycle the machine you need to also power cycle the Bluescsi v2 /Pico otherwise you get Chk.Conn. error.
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No problem! It's from user reports like yourself we can support it because we (core dev team) don't have a x68000. If you could get a debug log of the startup, then restart of the x680000 where it gives you that error we could take a look, please open an issue with those details/file.
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I just need to enable debugging? I wasn't sure where to post my findings. I've been running it for hours with no issues. If you reset the machine via the reset button there's no problem, its only if you turn the machine on and off via the soft power on/off button or the main switch at the back of the machine.
I am currently running the Bluescsi v2 via an external psu, I don't think it would be an issue if I modded the machine to power the pico via the X68000 internal psu , that way if you power off/on the machine the pico would do the same however most people wouldn't have the know how to do such a mod. Happy to provide any information you need via the user report. (Still trying to work my way around Github)