Sharp MZ

Ok, I found a workaround and then the emulator works.
Very nice - I'm impressed!

Hmm, strange the noto sans fonts are already installed root@kg-core2:~ # pkg info noto\* noto-basic-2.0_3 noto-sans-basic-2.013 noto-sans-mono-basic-2.014 noto-sans-symbols-basic-2.003 noto-sans-symbols2-2.008 noto-serif-basic-2.013 this on root@kg-core2:~ # freebsd-version -ku 13.2-RELEASE-p11 13.2...

Nice! It builds without any hassle under FreeBSD. But it seems slint wants a default font that I have not installed warning: use of deprecated constant `assetdownload::_::WARNING`: No component is exported. The last imported component 'AssetsDownloadDialog' will be used. This is deprecated --> src/a...

Ahem, fuses are for that. Those old caps due to their "paper" conception ALWAYS blow and catch fire after a decade, not because they are used as fuses. Think again. This is defense in depth. Safety capacitors are both for EMI / RFI supression, and also to ensure that equipment fails in a ...

the reason why you should replace them is that they are safety capacitors, they are supposed to blow before the equipment gets damaged or catches fire.

Hmm, I wonder if the original chips are available?
And also, does anyone have the physical measuremnts and layout of the card?

That looks interesting. Keep us updated.

What is an "AS400 FloppyDrive" in this context? The only thing Google turns up when I search for it are the IBM MidRange machines. Somehow I doubt that theyr are relevant here ...

Interesting. I have a SiDi (more like a MiST / Mistica than a MiSTer), so it would be nice if a future version could run on different hardware models.

Well, then you also need to check the code in the MZ-1E05 eprom, and figure out:
- where in the address map does it live?
- are the routines in there compatible with the MZ80B ROM routines?
So just more work for you, I'm afraid.