Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread roger
Is this a US machine or an international one? Roger Skickat från min Samsung Galaxy-smartphone. Originalmeddelande Från: "John R. Hogerhuis" Datum: 2017-03-13 07:04 (GMT+01:00) Till: Model 100 Discussion Rubrik: Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot The low bytes in a

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread John R. Hogerhuis
The low bytes in an option rom are the reset and other interrupt entry points. -- John. On Sun, Mar 12, 2017 at 10:27 PM hargarg trurthsr wrote: > Thank you for that program. I tried print chr$ the option rom address > $ to $8000 and there are some stuff at the very beginning, but nothing >

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread hargarg trurthsr
Thank you for that program. I tried print chr$ the option rom address $ to $8000 and there are some stuff at the very beginning, but nothing identifiable and then it's just pages and pages of mostly ";" + 0 (59, and 0). Weird... The first bytes starting from $ are 56, 191, 239, 255, 19

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread Willard Goosey
A search in the list archive for "opt2s.asm" will get you a post where a program to dump the option rom contents out the serial port was posted by Stephen Adolph in Oct 2015. With that dump in hand we can then search for strings, compare it to other images, etc. Willard Sent from Samsung tablet

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread John R. Hogerhuis
On Sun, Mar 12, 2017 at 7:49 PM, hargarg trurthsr wrote: > Thanks for your suggestion. I tried print(chr$(i)) from i - 0 to 65535 > and all I see is the usual microsoft stuff and BASIC commands in > standard ROM and the screen menu items. Doesn't the option ROM reside > at the same memory addres

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread hargarg trurthsr
Thanks for your suggestion. I tried print(chr$(i)) from i - 0 to 65535 and all I see is the usual microsoft stuff and BASIC commands in standard ROM and the screen menu items. Doesn't the option ROM reside at the same memory address as the standard ROM and can only be accessed by memory switch

Re: [M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread Douglas Quagliana
You could try writing a little FOR loop in basic to PEEK the memory and print the contents. Perhaps something like FOR I=62000 TO 65535: PRINT CHR( PEEK(I)); : NEXT then look for something readable like "Option ROM (C) 1986 Club100" ... or whatever. You might need to change the starting and

[M100] Mystery Rom in Option Rom slot

2017-03-12 Thread hargarg trurthsr
I have a model 102 with 32k ram expansion which I got in the 80's. I just recently rediscovered it in closet and found some rom installed in the option rom slot. It has an eme systems logo on it, but I have no idea what it is. I've already tried calling 63012 and 63013 and the computer just fre