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Wanderer
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Need help on packing...
(Nevermind... Beaslinker did the job) |
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Tch
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Quote: If you are using the Vice emulator you can just use the built in monitor entered by [alt]-[m].
typing "bank ram" will enable you to save all of the memory including below the roms or IO area without relocation.
"s "filename" 0 0800 ffff" will then save all memory from $0800 to $1000 to the current directory. No rom images will be mirrored in the saved file.
I have been trying to save from the Alt-M shit a couple of times.
Your way doesn´t save anything either.
What am I doing wrong?
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Tch
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Quote: I have been trying to save from the Alt-M shit a couple of times.
Your way doesn´t save anything either.
What am I doing wrong?
Damn,it saves to my harddisc,not the attached D64. LOL! |
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Wanderer
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Quote: Damn,it saves to my harddisc,not the attached D64. LOL!
Yep, the monitor saves to c:\64 instead of the .d64 file and that is VERY ANNOYING. I import it with the D64 Editor. |
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Slartibartfast
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s "rip" 8 0800 ffff
That saves to drive 8, your attached d64.
You could also try reading the comprehensive help files. |
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Wanderer
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Quote: s "rip" 8 0800 ffff
That saves to drive 8, your attached d64.
You could also try reading the comprehensive help files.
s "rip" 0800 ffff will save up to $9fff.
$a000-bfff will be ROM, $c000-cfff will be RAM and $d000-ffff will be ROM memory.
If you set $01 to $34 it still seems to save ROM, I was told once why this happens but now I forget. |
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Slartibartfast
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Well, that has been dealt with in a reply in this thread, and a good read of the comprehensive VICE documentation should clear up any other problems you're having. |
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Wanderer
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Quote: Well, that has been dealt with in a reply in this thread, and a good read of the comprehensive VICE documentation should clear up any other problems you're having.
I use CCS64, tried the save method you suggested. It didn't work.
If it had though, I'd have been very happy. Importing into .d64 files is a pain. |
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Slartibartfast
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Zagon mentioned the vice method, you seemed to be acknowledging it for future use. So I was just pointing out that saving to 0 is your pc hdd, and saving to drive numbers saves to attached d64s.
The method zagon describes allows for you to save the entire ram.
Anyway, Vice is better for most things, except maybe NTSC. |
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Tch
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Quote: s "rip" 8 0800 ffff
That saves to drive 8, your attached d64.
You could also try reading the comprehensive help files.
Tried this a long time ago.
It must be a "1" to save to the attached D64.
Also the "true drive emulator" must be turned off.
Thanx anyway,I finally figured it out. 8) |
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Steppe
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To make Vice save the ROM, type a
bank ram
s "file.dat" 0 0000 ffff
That indeed saves the whole mem to the last accessed directory. |
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