Quoting again from the TED part of Bil Herd's story: > registers. There was a register that you wrote to request a transfer. To > REALLY request the transfer you wrote the same value a second time. We > referred to this as the "do it, do it now" register or the "come on pretty > please" request, or my favorite, "those #$%&@ Texans" register. ANYWAYS, Has anyone ever disassembled the speech ROM on Bo's V364 site or funet, to see whether double-write behaviour can be found, and if so to which addresses? It's possible the two writes to $FD20 in the final TED kernal are this sort of thing, but I've not been able to disassemble the speech .bin file. I don't actually know how to load it into a specified address in an emulator, let alone a real plus/4. Writing it to an EPROM is the best idea I've had so far. Richard - This message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail cbm-hackers-request@dot.tcm.hut.fi.
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