I pretty much knew it wouldn't work, but hoped that maybe it would
work just like a normal BIOS... anyway, does anyone have that circuit
cellar article? What is "inexpensive"?
> I just downloaded the assembly source to a generic XT bios. It
compiles,
> but I can't apparently run it from a command
line, or boot off a
floppy
disk that has
the thing rawritten on it.
Um - what are you *expecting* it to do when you run it from the command
line or from floppy disk?
Is there a way I COULD do it
without getting a ROM burner?
Sure - there are adapters that let you put code into a small CMOS
static
RAM with an adapter that fits on the ROM socket. One
of Steve
Ciarcia's
early Circuit Cellar articles in _BYTE_ shows how to do
this. But if I
were you I'd just build or buy an EPROM programmer - they're by no
means
expensive.
Tim.
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