It looks like 04F2 is part of the cassette loaded TIM, while FFD2 is in the kernal rom. If you don't have the routine in the version of TIM you have then something like this might do it: 04F2: LDA #$0d JSR $FFD2 RTS You could of course put it wherever you want. You might need to call FFD2 with $0a as well, but I have a feeling that $0d was enough. On 13/04/2017 14:04, Paul Schmidt wrote: > ogram. The Upgrade ROM > version of the PET memory map shows that area of memory being unused and > available for RAM expansion. And it seems odd that for a 'tiny' monitor > program, two of its internal routines would be so widely spaced in memory at > $04F2 and $FFD2. Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2017-04-13 19:00:03
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