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2010-08-01 14:35
Partz
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viewing mem from $e000 - $ffff in CCS64 monitor

Trying to view/rip some data hidden under the kernal rom. When i try to view the memory here using CCS64's built in monitor (e.g M $e000 $e400) i see the rom data. Is there anyway to get CCS64 to display rom areas as ram? I know that when i overwrite data in this area it does take effect in the ram but it would be nice to be able to view it once i've made the changes. If ccs64 wont allow this are there any tools that will?
2010-08-01 15:03
Oswald

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 5094
RTFM
2010-08-01 15:10
Fresh

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 101
Use the command BANK:

Bank 0:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: RAM
E000-FFFF: RAM

Bank 1:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: CHARROM
E000-FFFF: RAM

Bank 2:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: CHARROM
E000-FFFF: ROM

Bank 3:
A000-BFFF: ROM
D000-DFFF: CHARROM
E000-FFFF: ROM

Bank 4:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: RAM
E000-FFFF: RAM

Bank 5:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: I/O
E000-FFFF: RAM

Bank 6:
A000-BFFF: RAM
D000-DFFF: I/O
E000-FFFF: ROM

Bank 7:
A000-BFFF: ROM
D000-DFFF: I/O
E000-FFFF: ROM
2010-08-01 15:29
Trap

Registered: Jul 2010
Posts: 223
Oswald, if you can't help then I suggest you don't reply to threads. Your answer is useless. At least you could have posted a link to the manual if you think that is the answer.
Keep a good tone and don't patrionize people.

You may be able to find some answers on codebase (google for c64 codebase).

Trap
2010-08-01 16:20
Oswald

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 5094
In fact I have written an article on codebase how to do this on a real c64, people who cant find out stuff like this ourselves... I dont think are able to produce anything valuable.
2010-08-01 17:49
Trap

Registered: Jul 2010
Posts: 223
Maybe so, Oswald, but I honestly get sad when I see the sometimes rough 'welcome' newbies get in the scene. After all, it's all about having fun and not about how good a coder you are :)
2010-08-01 18:17
SIDWAVE
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Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 2238
isnt bank command a VICE only command ?

just type * in the monitor, and it should bank off all to ram
2010-08-01 20:15
Partz
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Posts: 17
Bank works - Thanks freshness. I should have made it clear that I did read the docs for ccs64 - I think mentally I had convinced myself it was a different command or tucked away in options and settings and not under the built in monitor itself. As for value - thats a philisophical point when talking about a 30 year old architecture but oswald is right regarding his RTFM comment - people should definately look at the docs - I did but was having a thick 5 minutes. I tell the coders who work for me in the day job that they can ask any question they want no matter how trivial it might seem.... but they can only ask me that question once :-)
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