Re: Setting Up a dual boot rom
Posted: 10 May 2020 19:40
Found some hn27c4096, it's a Chinese seller, so a gamble, but £12 for 5 is worth the gamble, and they are 85ns too.
If they turn out to be duds I'll try the Aussie seller @JezC suggested.
In the meantime I built an image containing TOS1.04 with the patch showing OS detail, plus the IDE boot patch from Cristian and TOS 2.06. Had a lot of fun and games with Hex editors and settled on HxD, though ended up byteswapped, so have fixed it with Cartman.
The idea is that this will go into my Mega 4 to give both 1.04/2.06 compatibility and the ability to boot from IDE from both ROMs. If I can get this sorted and tested once the erasable ROMs come, then I'll upload an image to the ROMs section.
EDIT: I've just done a file comparison with an original TOS1.04/TOS2.06 image that I know works, and it's looking great, with only some small differences, which are where the TOS1.04 IDE patch has been made.
Looking forward to getting the ROMs so I can get it burned and tested.
If they turn out to be duds I'll try the Aussie seller @JezC suggested.
In the meantime I built an image containing TOS1.04 with the patch showing OS detail, plus the IDE boot patch from Cristian and TOS 2.06. Had a lot of fun and games with Hex editors and settled on HxD, though ended up byteswapped, so have fixed it with Cartman.
The idea is that this will go into my Mega 4 to give both 1.04/2.06 compatibility and the ability to boot from IDE from both ROMs. If I can get this sorted and tested once the erasable ROMs come, then I'll upload an image to the ROMs section.
EDIT: I've just done a file comparison with an original TOS1.04/TOS2.06 image that I know works, and it's looking great, with only some small differences, which are where the TOS1.04 IDE patch has been made.
Looking forward to getting the ROMs so I can get it burned and tested.