Hi Christian, This is nice. Thanks for posting! I'm curious about the cartridge.. Is this an "official" CBM Cartridge, or custom-made? I've never seen an official Commodore CBM-II cartridge. All the ones I've seen are made by Handic. If so, could you take a few pictures of it (outside and inside) for inclusion on my CBM-II web page? Thanks! Steve >________________________________ > From: Christian Dirks <Toast_r@IdeaLine.info> >To: cbm-hackers@musoftware.de >Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 5:38:04 PM >Subject: CBM 600/700 Diagnostic Cartridge > >Hi all, >I was lent a CBM 600/700 diagnostic cartridge by a friend. >Although he had not all test connectors available, using the trial and error method, I got it to work. >I documented the test connectors and dumped the EPORM. >The .bin file and the information on the test connectors can be found at: >http://www.idealine.info/CBM/CBM_600-700_DIAG.zip > >A look at the .bin shows it is mapped at $2000. >A cycle counter and the results of the runing test cycle are displayed on the screen. >There is no SID test result diplayed. You should hear three pings and a hiss. >Unfortunately, commodore did not implement counters for the test results, so if a test fails once, but is OK in the next cycles, the failure will not be noticed unless a bad cycle is observed. >Maybe someone with better programming skills would like to add test result counters. >I think it also would be nice to have DRAM testing for banks 0-14, not only 1-4. > > >Christian > >-- Christian Dirks >Toast_r@Idealine.info > > > > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list > > > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2012-11-22 17:00:15
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