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neilbaldwin
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MMC Retro Replay - writing to SD card?
Maybe not the correct place to post this but it doesn't seem to fit anywhere else :)
Is anyone aware of a plugin for RR that enables writing to a mounted .d64 file or alternatively, is it possible to use the Action Replay-type features to dump/load the entire memory to a file on the SD card?
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neilbaldwin
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Quote: i'm using this natrivly on linux, and i think the patched version should also compile on a mac - i don't have a mac right now tho. i'll re-upload the patch when i get home if anyone is interested in it.
Fuck yeah!
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neilbaldwin
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I've sorted it;
Netdrive For Linux/Unix
Hope someone else besides me finds this useful :)
Neil |
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Angel of Death
Registered: Apr 2008
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Quote: I hear you Jan :)
Actually, in the MMC/Replay's defence, it is ace for cross-platform coding. Unbelievably easy to compile with 64TASS and throw the binaries at the C64 wirelessly over the network. It's so easy and simple it borders on being silly :)
a bit late of a reaction. But could you elaborate on that?
You compile something on your mac, send it over wireless ethernet (?) to your mmc... and then?
You just retrieve it from the card in your mmc.
I'm just not that familiar with devices like mmc (yet)
But I'd like a nice solution fro x-compiling straight to the '64.
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hollowman
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Quote: a bit late of a reaction. But could you elaborate on that?
You compile something on your mac, send it over wireless ethernet (?) to your mmc... and then?
You just retrieve it from the card in your mmc.
I'm just not that familiar with devices like mmc (yet)
But I'd like a nice solution fro x-compiling straight to the '64.
http://www.oxyron.de/html/freplay.html
Quote:
Network server CodeNet
CodeNet is a special transfer server which allows sending of binary data or program files directly into the C64 memory and sending of an execute command. You can use it for easy cross assembling. The server is started by entering the CODENET command (available on the F6 key).
So you flash the retro replay or mmc replay with the tfr rom, then you can press F6 in basic to enter codenet on c64, run a script on the pc which sends the file to the c64 and tells it to execute it.
And preferably you will do as Devia to get the c64 back to codenet receive mode
http://noname.c64.org/csdb/forums/index.php?roomid=11&topicid=3..
Quoting Devia
In my code I then usually setup and NMI interrupt (if I don't use NMI for other stuff) that does something like:
lda #$37
sta $01
lda #$18 ;Select Bank 3
sta $de00 ;in the Retro Replay
jsr $FF81 ;CINT
cli
jmp $9800 ;Jump to CodeNet
This enables me to simply press RESTORE on C64 to terminate my program and return to CodeNet.
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clonK
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I have relaunch64 emulator setting set to: E:\C64\relaunch64\sendC64.bat
my sendC64.bat contains:
c:\codenet\codenet -n 192.168.1.64 -x %~f1
so I run codenet on my C64 with 1541U, then I can compile and run my relaunch code str8 on my C64.
That's all I've done so far. As to the problems that Groepaz mentions with ethernet on the 1541U, I'm not sure how that'll affect what you want to do. Obv those problems don't exist in the MMC replay. |
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neilbaldwin
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Yeah, I do pretty much the same as hollowman and clonK.
You can grab the source code to 64tass and build it yourself (you need to install the Mac Dev tools if you're on Mac. Download them from Apple for free).
Then use 64tass as a command-line compiler, send the resulting binary files to the C64 as described.
Nice idea putting the Codenet restart in your code. :) |
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Angel of Death
Registered: Apr 2008
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woohoow!
Now that's something I can use.
It's time to start ordering some stuff! :)
Thanks people... |
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neilbaldwin
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Don't hesitate to ask if you get stuck. Having just gone through the pain of setting this stuff up on the same platform as you I can probably be of some use while it's still fresh in my head :)
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neilbaldwin
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Quote: http://www.oxyron.de/html/freplay.html
Quote:
Network server CodeNet
CodeNet is a special transfer server which allows sending of binary data or program files directly into the C64 memory and sending of an execute command. You can use it for easy cross assembling. The server is started by entering the CODENET command (available on the F6 key).
So you flash the retro replay or mmc replay with the tfr rom, then you can press F6 in basic to enter codenet on c64, run a script on the pc which sends the file to the c64 and tells it to execute it.
And preferably you will do as Devia to get the c64 back to codenet receive mode
http://noname.c64.org/csdb/forums/index.php?roomid=11&topicid=3..
Quoting Devia
In my code I then usually setup and NMI interrupt (if I don't use NMI for other stuff) that does something like:
lda #$37
sta $01
lda #$18 ;Select Bank 3
sta $de00 ;in the Retro Replay
jsr $FF81 ;CINT
cli
jmp $9800 ;Jump to CodeNet
This enables me to simply press RESTORE on C64 to terminate my program and return to CodeNet.
Is anyone using the press-RESTORE-to-jump-to-codenet trick?
I tried to implement it but it wouldn't work in my code so I tried just resetting the C64 and typing SYS38912 to simulate the JMP $9800 line in the code but nothing happens.
Does anyone have an up-to-date memory map for the TFR08 cart?
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neilbaldwin
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I should've added : when I say it doesn't work, the RESTORE key gets trapped and it seems to attempt to restart the C64 but all that happens is the border colour gets reset and my program keeps running (just scrolling some text as a test).
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