It would be really interesting if you could dump out your Rominator ROM to a file. You would need to dump out the full 1024KB from within the Mac OS.... or by using an EPROM programmer. I suspect the chips are OK. But the fact that you hear both chimes indicates the jump to address 421000 for...
The width of the chips really does make a difference. 8-bit wide chips are nice and easy because you just need to split odd and even. But 16-bit wide you need to byte swap then split by word (16-bits).
Have to admit, this is pretty darn cool! It really is amazing what we can do with AI these days. Thank you for sharing this.
Earlier I posted the hack below to bypass the memory test on the MacPlus. Looking at the memtest.s in your GitHub, this absolutely lines up with what I did to trick the...
Unfortunately we are really restricted by the number of address lines exposed to the ROM sockets. We'd need a Rominator type board and bodge wires clipped or soldered to the 68000. Unfortunately this approach would probably make it pretty impossible to use an accelerator card as well.
I think...
Yes I bet the site just needs this reference so the SE ROMs can explicitly be listed. However the mask ROMs are really just the Toshiba TC531000 chips. These were pretty common back in the day. Below is a screenshot I took while burning the HI ROM file. The ROM Type TC531000 is already listed as...
For those interested, here are the patches I made to the SE FDHD ROM to disable the slow memory test and the ROM checksum fail:
offset 0x0084 change 6704 -> 6004
offset 0x0011C change 6704 -> 6004
offset 0x26EA change 3C3C FFFF -> 4E71 4E71
Bought @derFunkenstein's CatMac SE. Thank you @derFunkenstein, this is a great little machine. And of course the first thing I have to do is pull the ROM chips :)
Thanks to @WillJac over at CayMac for pointing me towards OneROM. What an incredible concept! Totally seamless to take the 28-pin...
Rob Braun has done excellent work on these other ROM mods you are looking for. As recently as a few months ago, he posted the long sought after patch so the OS could support 512MB. Had to do with the stack space needed for the MMU.
http://synack.net/~bbraun/djmemcrom2.html
I have been making some changes to the Rominator bytes for the MacPlus. Patches have only been applied to the 128KB ROM and 4KB driver stub. Nothing major, but bypassing the RAM count and auto-mounting the ROM disk in the Finder have proven pretty helpful for some other stuff I am working on...
Yes LOL, I noticed that too after I posted the above. I didn't know that v1.7 was spun up to fix this exact issue. All the Rominators I have use the SST39S040 chips.
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