The original sketch for Arduino MEGA only demonstrating how to control an 8088. It does not contain a serial protocol

server - code is run directly from an array defined within the sketch.

- Ordering boards from any of the KiCad projects is extremely simple using PCBWay's KiCad fabrication plugin.

- From the Plugin and Content Manager, go the Fabrication Plugins tab, find the PCBWay plugin and install.

- <imgwidth="620"height="405"alt="image"src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c1e08ee9-d995-4615-a5df-647f5c32cd7b" />

- Open the PCB editor and click the PCBWay Button

- <imgwidth="192"height="115"alt="image"src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/50aeec0d-4424-4750-b5c3-ba1a5c47c763" />

- A browser window will open to PCBWay's website with the project uploaded and acceptable defaults selected.

- If you like you can change the board color, or get a nicer finish with gold (ENIG).

- <imgwidth="541"height="51"alt="image"src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/41317565-d556-463a-9d48-33a104033afe" />

- You can then proceed to ordering. Part of your purchase goes back to help fund the KiCad project, which is cool.

- <imgwidth="333"height="65"alt="image"src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/292e06a9-254a-4270-a2c4-a197c8c89bd7" />

Inspired by the Pi8088 validator created by Andreas Jonsson as part of the VirtualXT project:

- The Universal Chip Analyser (U. C. A.):https://x86.fr/uca/

- Foxtech's 486 Breadboard Computer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSiDSdHS2QQ

- Foxtech's 486 Breadboard Computer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSiDSdHS2QQ