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Re: Dismantling the Bilestoad boot screen

Subject: Re: Dismantling the Bilestoad boot screen
From: Steve Nickolas <usotsuki@buric.co>
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2013 12:38:04 -0400
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I was off in left field.

http://1.buric.co/bilesanim.dsk.gz

There is code, and/or data, from 0800-17FF and 6000-7FFF, plus the titlescreen at 2000-3FFF. Respectively, that data is stored on this disk asBILESANIM, BILESANIM2 and BILESGRAX.

Lacking the time to properly filecrack it, I wrote a wedge in BASIC, andused the same crack I used for Apple Crunch. This is the file LOADER.


-uso.

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