Date   : Sat, 25 Aug 2007 09:31:54 +0100
From   : jgh@... (Jonathan Graham Harston)
Subject: M512 copro schematics?

>Message-ID: <46CDDF9A.4070604@...>
 
Jules Richardson <julesrichardsonuk@...> wrote:
> It's interesting though that some '286 code survives in the M512; I'm
> surprised it didn't evolve over time. I'll try comparing what I have at some
> point - unfortunately my '286 board ROMs are hex dumps and my M512 ones
> (actually for the 1MB version) are binary, and trying to figure out the
> necessary format string for the hexdump utility so that I can compare them
has
> given me a headache :-)
 
Is it Intel Hex format? Sorta looks like this:
:01880100A6D0
:01891500EE73
:0193D200A6F4
:0000000000
 
At http://mdfs.net/Software/FileTools is HexPatch and HexDiff
which manipulate Intel Hex files.
 
*HexDiff infile outfile converts binary 'infile' to Intel Hexfile
'outfile'.
 
*HexPatch infile outfile converts Intel Hexfile 'infile' to binary
'outfile'.
 
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