Re: Adventures in Lasing ;)

[Marsha <menacechgo@aol.com>]

mjmahon@aol.com (Michael J. Mahon) wrote in 
20030324143032.08747.00003115@mb-cg.aol.com:">news:20030324143032.08747.00003115@mb-cg.aol.com:

> Just insert the ROM into the socket of a ROM you won't need to
> read it and save it to disk (like a slot card that's not in use and
> has the same ROM size). 

The prblem with doing it that way is some of a slot card's ROM loads at
$CS00-$CSFF and some of it loads at $C800-$CFFF

If the ROM is larger than that address space, such as the ROM for a 
Laser128 which probably existed from $D000-$FFFF the user would be out of 
luck.

The most reliable way to read the ROM would be using a EPROM programmer to 
actually read the full ROM and then saving the data to disk.
Then as you say the user could BLOAD sections into RAM for disassembly.

Marsha