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Mem-Scan V0.181017 [2018] |
AKA :
Memory Scanner Viewer
| User rating: | awaiting 8 votes (8 left) |
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User Comment
Submitted by Holy Moses on 17 November 2018
Yes, you're right. But it's more easy loading a few blocks file instead burning an eprom.
Another real life example: I want detect a plugged in wifi-modem. So i plugged it in, took some snapshots with smartphone and compared the photos with the memoryscans after removing the wifi-modem.
$dd01 (or was it $dd02?) got changed!
*** BAM! *** =)
Will upgrade the scanner maybe that no photos are needed to compare and make it more easy to handle then. |
User Comment
Submitted by chatGPZ on 19 October 2018
| for this kind of stuff speeddos kernal is great (the monitor works the same) |
User Comment
Submitted by Holy Moses on 19 October 2018
I had to check which register(s) got influenced by the 4-player-adaptor, just to check out how it works.
Correct, it simply views the selected memory ***repeatly*** to make the changed bytes visible. I was in the need for it several times and with this you can switch the blocks fast and easily to detect changed bytes more comfortable.
It's no big deal, but I don't feel to make it for every usage new from scratch. |
User Comment
Submitted by Count Zero on 19 October 2018
| Check Production Notes. It does the "m memorypage" repeatedly. Why someone thinks this is worth an actual release is beyond me :) |
User Comment
Submitted by Bacchus on 19 October 2018
| What does it do? Print a page of memory to the screen? Like entering the monitor and doing "m <address>"? |
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