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Posted: 11:52pm
14 Nov 2025
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lizby
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  javavi said  Busy with survival


Blessings to you and to all of your countrymen and women. May you continue to be a beacon to your well-wishers in the face of the barbarism of your neighbor who claims such an ancient kinship with you.

Slava Ukraini.
 
Posted: 08:50am
15 Nov 2025
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IanT
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Take good care of yourself Vadim and I hope this dreadful nightly onslaught ends soon.

Best Wishes,


IanT
 
Posted: 12:03pm
17 Nov 2025
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twofingers
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Hi Vadim,
I'm glad to hear from you and that you're doing well.
I couldn't have said it better than Lance (Lizby).
Best wishes!
Michael
 
Posted: 07:10pm
15 Feb 2026
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javavi
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FM v1.76 for PicoMiteVGA/HDMI

A simple definition of file list lengths has been implemented based on the available heap memory in the system.
For RP2040 -- 200
For RP2350 -- 256
For RP2350+PSRAM -- 1024

FM176.zip
 
Posted: 12:50pm
14 Apr 2026
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twofingers
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Hi Vadim,
this is the latest test version of FM.

FMC02207b1.SpriteFF.zip

What's new? I've removed the Replace, Cutter, and Merge modules because they've become obsolete with the latest firmware version.
There are improvements to popup handling (see the VGA-demo thread), the FindFile function, and the Jump to Letter function, as well as minor bug fixes.
Overall, hardly noticeable to the user, but it was a significant overhaul.

Enjoy! I hope you're doing well!
Michael

EDIT:
Additional note:
The player for MP3s, etc., works well, however, I occasionally experience serious crashes (firmware: v6.01, Heap: >100kB) when playing directories. These crashes even corrupt the code in memory and can only be resolved with a reset. I expect Peter has already fixed this problem in newer versions.
Edited 2026-04-14 23:15 by twofingers
 
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