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Rom download doesn't included everything. Even a full 512k read will neglect 16kb. Page $1e of the flash is read protected, if you try all you get is $FF. The flash must be unlocked first to be able to read.
Can't copies of the certificate be sent to a calc? If it can then pti should be able to handle it.
Yeah, the serial # is at the very top of the certificate page (Page $1E), but unfortunately (or fortunately?) it's write /and/ read protected by port $14. I don't /think/ an OS send can write to the flash because it does cps for 1E/3E/7E, iirc. If you ever get a copy of your certificate page, you can probably rompatch it.
edit: oops, rompatch only does hex files, so you'd have to use dd or make your own.
"If SOURCE is outlawed, only outlaws will have SOURCE."
Argh, sounds complex. So CoBB, what are the odds you'd allow some kind of workaround, like allowing the user to define a custom certificate page to patch into the ROM?
Life is so funny. My hard drive died, this time for real. While I have a fairly recent backup of the PTI source, the development environment is gone, so it will take some time to pick up the project again.
And I guess I'll have to pay a lot to get my important data rescued.
This is a different problem. That was the flash BIOS, and it turned out that the charge was wearing off and reflashing cured it. That won't help with a broken hard drive...
I'm still new at pc programming, I was wondering how exactly do I use a pipe to control pti? This mostly out of curiosity, I haven't done anything in C since wabbit really.
You don't need to fall for anything, it's the truth this time. Still, I'm haunted by luck, because I managed to fire up that drive once again and saved everything from it. I bought a new one and will be installing things over the weekend. Great fun.
As for piping, it depends on the system you're using. If it's win32, you'll find a full redirection example somewhere near the docs of CreateProcess() at MSDN. If it's for Linux, you'll probably need to reimplement popen() to support both directions at the same time (sort of emulating a shell).
When I was dragging a second PTI emulator over the first pti emulators Debugger, stuff on the debugger erased. Also happen with just plain windows but to a lesser extent.
Also when I goto another address in the Mem view, it doesn't update the memview until after I press an arrow key.
I couldn't reproduce the first, and the second one seems to be resolved already in the latest build on my computer. I'll see if it's in an uploadable state and try to update as soon as possible.
Uploaded a new version with some minor modifications, mostly concerning the layout in the debugger. Note that the modified layouts are not saved yet. Read the changelog for the keys.
EDIT: F8 now steps over the calls and the repeats, and djnz as well.
I really like the layout editor, It works well. All that extra info givin always covered up the registers which was something that I thought should Have priority over everything else.
Still, I'm haunted by luck, because I managed to fire up that drive once again and saved everything from it. I bought a new one and will be installing things over the weekend. Great fun.