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pjgpetecodes / instructions.txt
Last active January 14, 2021 21:39 — forked from shawty/rpi_install_instructions.txt
Instructions on how to get the latest dotnet core 3 and Blazor running on a Raspberry PI
This is a fork of Shawty's original instructions simply updated to use the release version of Dot Net Core.
First things first, make sure your Raspberry PI has the latest updates for Raspbian on by running
sudo apt-get -y update
sudo apt-get -y upgrade
Also make sure that your running this on a version 2 raspberry PI or higher (I tested this on a Quad Core V3 B+, and a V2 PI Zero)
This will NOT WORK on any PI model that's older, I tried it on an original V1 and to say it wasn't happy, was an understatement :-)
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pjgpetecodes / Hello World.asm
Last active September 24, 2017 07:50 — forked from anonymous/Hello World.asm
Commented Z80 Hello World
autoexec ; Automatically Execute the Program
ORG 32768 ; Store the program in User Address Space
;
; Print an ASCII Table with 96 Characters
;
print_test: LD B,96 ; We want 96 characters in our ASCII Tabe
LD A,32 ; 32 is the ASCII code for space
loop2: LD C,A ; Temp store for the A Register as it's zeroed by the RST 16 call below
RST 16 ; Output A to current stream (Print the character in the A Register)