Hello Ruud,
>Another problem is to find a way to test the new Kernal. The logical thing
>is to use an EPROM emulator. But I don't have one :(. And burning/erasing
>EPROMs is not a good idea either I think.
Two possible suggestions.
1) use some ZeroPower chips. These are basically static RAMs with a battery
glued on top and are pin compatible with 6264 62256 style chips which will
be Ok if your using a 1541-II drive as a starting point...
2) mirror the ROMs with some RAM, use M-R and M-W to store the new version
from the C64, then switch out the ROM when the device is idle
- Nick
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