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antus wrote:... 2 is a confused and useless mix of 2 & 4 together (doesnt matter for your purpose).

I presume this is describing KalMaker, because on a stock VS O/S, a read of area 2 is purely 2 (except for the last byte).

Joe.

this is describing 128kb bins, but this is 64kb? so yes as you say, just the last 2 bytes. I came in to this a bit late, and should have read the whole thread.

antus wrote:this is describing 128kb bins, but this is 64kb? so yes as you say, just the last 2 bytes. I came in to this a bit late, and should have read the whole thread.

Hmmm ... to be clear, reading the first 64K of a 128K stock VS O/S works fine except for the last byte, it doesn't get you mixed data from both banks of the memcal. But perhaps for KalMaker you do get mixed data, that I don't know.

Joe.

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Wow you do learn something every day, something must have changed how the ALDL is called in the VT PCMS.

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Buy a Tl866 II programmer and read the tune out you'll need it to swap to other code anyway

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The sizes sound right. Most the data is the OS. The cal is a lot smaller. Post up the 64kb file and we can probably tell you what the last 2 bytes should be and fix it.

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