> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alex Wulms [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: vrijdag 19 maart 1999 0:13
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: MegaRAM
>
> ]
> ] My question is: why the data behavior is symmetric (pages even and pages
> ] odd) and the block-switching isn't, I mean, why in Konami Megaroms the
> ] block number can't be selected via pages 0 and 3?
> This mystery can be solved quite simply if you look at the specifications
> of
> the MSX slot. In a cartridge slot, you have three signals, just for the
> convenience of the hardware designer:
> CS1: This signal becomes active if the Z80 addresses memory in page 1
> CS2: This signal becomes active if the Z80 addresses memory in page 2
> CS12: This signal becomes active if the Z80 addresses memory in page 1 or
> 2
>
----->8----------cut to save space---------------8<---------
> Funny to realize that all these amazing discoveries are well documented.
> We
> should definetely get a good site up and running with all technical
> documentation available about the MSX. It will save a lot of people a lot
> of
> time with tracing and disassembling the MSX ROMS.
>
I'm currently collecting about every tech data I can find on MSX,
and putting it in an Excel sheet with links (which can be converted of
course). Instead of just putting all textfiles together, I want to combine
it and filter out double info. Kind of like Ralf Browns interrupt list for
MSX.
If I have anything ready I will put it on my MSX page (but this
may take a while)
HTTP://www.dse.nl/~bcs
Greetz,
Patrick
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