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SOLUTION:
blinkenlights=0.1.0: Project to blink LEDs in interesting patterns
Origin: commit 339e553ee12a1386f68873e311792cb4d2c94045 from https://github.com/BrentSeidel/Pi-Mainframe.git
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Properties:
   Author: Brent Seidel
   Description: Project to blink LEDs in interesting patterns
   Executable: blinkenlights
   License: GPL-3.0-or-later
   Long_Description: This is a complex project involving 3D printing and soldering as well as
software.  Alr will take care of the software dependencies for you, but
you will have to read the README and documentation to find the other parts.

This project is intended to replicate the look and feel of older computers
with the switches and lights.  It uses the simulators from bbs_simcpu to
drive the LEDs and act on the switches.  Using the Intel 8080 simulator,
I was actually able to toggle a bootstrap program in using the panel and
get it to boot CP/M.  If you use the Motorola 68000 simulator, it will
load and run a simple multitasking OS.  The example simulator can be used
to flash the lights in a variaty of ways.

There is a lamp test program in the lamp-test directory that may be useful
for debugging the hardware.

Note that since each cycle of the simulator involves multiple I2C bus
transactions to read switches and set LEDs, any CPU simulation will run
rather slowly.  The intention of this project is more for display than
simulator usage.

There is also a web server that can be used to select the CPU variant.
This is most useful with the example simulator to select the light pattern.

This project run on a Raspberry Pi.  It will build on most Unix or Unix-like
systems, but unless the hardware interface matches the Raspberry Pi, it
won't run.  You are welcome to try porting it to other systems, if you like.

   Maintainer: Brent Seidel <brentseidel@mac.com>
   Maintainers_Logins: BrentSeidel
   Name: blinkenlights
   Tag: embedded
   Tag: simulation
   Tag: i8080
   Tag: m68000
   Tag: hardware
   Version: 0.1.0
   Website: https://github.com/BrentSeidel/Pi-Mainframe
Dependencies (direct):
   bbs_embed_common~0.1.0
   bbs_embed_linux~0.1.0
   bbs_simcpu~0.1.0
   bbs_webif~0.1.0
   bbs~0.1.0
Dependencies (solution):
   bbs=0.1.0
   bbs_embed_common=0.1.0
   bbs_simcpu=0.1.0
   bbs_webif=0.1.0
Dependencies (missing):
   bbs_embed_linux~0.1.0 (direct,missed:unavailable)
Dependencies (graph):
   bbs_embed_common=0.1.0 --> bbs=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   bbs_simcpu=0.1.0       --> bbs=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   bbs_webif=0.1.0        --> bbs=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   blinkenlights=0.1.0    --> bbs=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   blinkenlights=0.1.0    --> bbs_embed_common=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   blinkenlights=0.1.0    --> bbs_embed_linux~0.1.0
   blinkenlights=0.1.0    --> bbs_simcpu=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
   blinkenlights=0.1.0    --> bbs_webif=0.1.0 (~0.1.0)
Dependencies cannot be met


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