On Tue, Apr 9, 2024 at 11:17 AM, Chris Elmquist wrote:
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Instead, these very good cross-assemblers,
exist for Windows (and Linux) so you could skip the Linux step and run
the Motorola 8-bit assembler directly on Windows.
I have done Motorola 68xx 8-bit development since the mid-70's so I know
this architecture well. I agree that it should be a very simple, quick
bit of code to do this copy _if_ we know the memory map of the scope,
where the code needs to reside to execute, and where the NVRAM lives so
that we can write to it.
I have not looked but is the memory map documented in the 2465/67 service
manual or maybe somewhere else ??
I am happy to try to support this effort because I may need to do it
myself someday.
Chris N?JCF
Chris,
Thanks for the links to the windows versions of the assembler. I will try to find the memory map of the scope and will let you know if I find it.
Don
