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  • 20230219c -- ROM test file

  • While whizzing through the code trying to scrounge verified keyboard scan codes and flags, I found some some buried treasure in the form of an undocumented test routine.  It's not that exciting -- it just fills the current file with some sample...
  • The actual informations

  • Detecting and identifying a card As stated in an earlier log, the card insertion is detected by grounding the pin *CD. But this is not enough to make the scope believe he have a know card inside him. You need to indicate him what type of card was inserted....
  • Building a CP/M System Disk

  • Building a CP/M System Disk To avoid rewriting the assembler codes for ccp, bdos and cbios so that they can co-exist in the same file. I can append the i8hex files and remove the "end of file markers". To make the hex file more readable I have changed...
  • 20230214a -- Memory, cont.

  • Operating under the current assumption that RAM is 32 KiB banked at address 0000-7fff, with the first 256 bytes masked off by special function registers and internal SRAM, some other code sections of interest were found.  E.g.:ED00 loc_ED00: ED00...
  • 20230213b -- Memory

  • I find it vexing that I have not yet figured out the RAM banking scheme.  Some things:at reset, the peripheral configuration registers and internal RAM are mapped at 0000h.  They can be moved elsewhere, but are not.  The RAM at 40-ff is...
  • Theory

  • A laptop keyboard is a diode-less key matrix. Its keys are distributed in a way that you can press the most important key combinations at once, despite the lack of diodes - to the point where some rows only contain one or two keys. Often, there's also...