Jaime Idolpx, the creative mind behind the Meatloaf 64 project, has just unveiled a fresh new video showcasing the impressive Meatloaf TCP Console.
If you’re into retro computing, particularly the iconic Commodore systems, you’re in for a treat. Jaime’s Meatloaf 64 cartridge isn’t your average retro gadget—it’s a clever multi-device emulator combining a Commodore IEC Serial Floppy Drive and a WiFi Modem. Essentially, it’s a powerful blend of nostalgia and modern tech packed into a sleek, user-friendly cartridge.
Here’s what makes the Meatloaf 64 truly stand out:
- IEC Bus Interface: Allows you to load data seamlessly either directly from built-in flash memory or even through HTTP.
- WebDAV Support: Easily mount Meatloaf’s flash file system remotely using WebDAV, giving you convenient access to modify and manage your files.
- Multiple Device Emulation: Configure the cartridge to emulate various IEC devices with IDs ranging from 4 to 30.
- Smart Configuration Management: Device configurations switch effortlessly and are automatically saved upon access, streamlining your workflow.
- WiFi Modem Capability: Connect to your favorite telnet BBSs effortlessly, adding a whole new dimension to your Commodore experience.
- Simple Assembly: Designed thoughtfully with minimal components, the cartridge is straightforward to assemble—even if you’re new to hardware projects.
- Easy Firmware Updates: Firmware can conveniently be updated via HTTP, keeping your device always up-to-date without hassle.
Overall, the Meatloaf 64 TCP Console blends modern convenience with classic Commodore charm, offering an exciting new way to interact with vintage computing.
