Like interlacing, but horizontally (obviously a TV can't interlace horizontally, that's why it's 'pseudo') What I mean, is it will show pixels the even pixels, then the odd. But what about the 640 pixels in width? It's fake.
Ok, the 448 lines you probably understand, there is a hidden interlaced mode. What is the resolution of this bad boy? 640x448. The 32X is running a program, that makes it act as a graphics card for the Genesis (yes, the VDP in the Genesis is doing nothing, just a black screen to give a 'sync' to the 32X), with 15-bit colors (32 thousand colors). But, how is the Genesis using the other hardware? Well, I did make a circuit I found online, to use a PS/2 keyboard, and a serial mouse on the Genesis. Now, the Sega Genesis IS the core of the system, the 68k in the Genesis is literally running the Mac OS 7 operating system. A ROM to boot the Genesis (with a Mac ROM 'clone'), extra RAM, an ethernet interface, and an IDE controller. The cartridge has some hardware that is required for this operation. All 3 are being used for this project.įirst things first. I have successfully booted Mac OS 7, on a stock Sega Genesis, equipped with a Sega CD, and a 32X. Ok, this has GOT to be the coolest thing I have done (besides my NES DVD player, but this is a SEGA forum).
