Custom made Rom building.

[Mark sealey]

Hi all.

Right I've got my head into building a custom OS3.1.4 rom for my A600 Furia.

Been playing with Doobry's Remus and Romulus.....building the Rom images...(.rpf) files....and have a few questions....

1...to burn the Rom in my TL866/adapter do I have to "biteswap" the rom build ?

2...I have Maprom feature on the Furia...if I use this does it override the onboard rom ?

Thanks all

Mark

[supaduper]

yes you will need to byteswap

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by supaduper

yes you will need to byteswap

Do you do that on the amiga side or pcside(tl866 software)

[supaduper]

the software with the TL866 does not have an option to byetswap so you need to do put the ROM file in another app and do it that way.

here is how to use it to byte swap, I will put the software in the ZONE so download it from there

install it then:
1, select your device(your Eprom chip)
2.load your file
3 under the `Action` tab select `byteswap`
4. save your new file(its now byte swapped)


if you get errors when running the software dont worry just carry on its just when its loading the program( I use win 8)
also you might have to use ctrl alt del to close the program

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by supaduper

the software with the TL866 does not have an option to byetswap so you need to do put the ROM file in another app and do it that way.

here is how to use it to byte swap, I will put the software in the ZONE so download it from there

install it then:
1, select your device(your Eprom chip)
2.load your file
3 under the `Action` tab select `byteswap`
4. save your new file(its now byte swapped)


if you get errors when running the software dont worry just carry on its just when its loading the program( I use win 8)
also you might have to use ctrl alt del to close the program

Awesome thank you.

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by supaduper

the software with the TL866 does not have an option to byetswap so you need to do put the ROM file in another app and do it that way.

here is how to use it to byte swap, I will put the software in the ZONE so download it from there

install it then:
1, select your device(your Eprom chip)
2.load your file
3 under the `Action` tab select `byteswap`
4. save your new file(its now byte swapped)


if you get errors when running the software dont worry just carry on its just when its loading the program( I use win 8)
also you might have to use ctrl alt del to close the program

What's the name of the file ? I can't find it

[supaduper]

Originally Posted by Mark sealey

What's the name of the file ? I can't find it

Willemprog its in the ZONE

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by supaduper

Willemprog its in the ZONE

Thank you

[jbilander]

In Remus choose Image Type: "Byte swapped" instead of "Normal".

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by jbilander

In Remus choose Image Type: "Byte swapped" instead of "Normal".

That the "little indin" option ?

[jbilander]

Correct, Intel cpu's x86 uses little-endian, 68k/PowerPC is big-endian so you have to byteswap burning on a windows/intel machine.

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by supaduper

Willemprog its in the ZONE

Sorry to be a pain...the zone on Google drive ?

Could you pm me a link ?

[supaduper]

Originally Posted by Mark sealey

Sorry to be a pain...the zone on Google drive ?

Could you pm me a link ?

The zone here on EAB. look on top of the EAB page for the link,, it says "The Zone"

[Devlin]

If you need to know how to get access to The Zone! see this thread

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=26201

[torsti76]

If you've got access to a Linux/MacOS machine, the following command will do the byte swap for you:

dd if=INPUTFILE of=OUTPUTFILE conv=swab

[Mark sealey]

Originally Posted by Devlin

If you need to know how to get access to The Zone! see this thread

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=26201

Thank you...found the file.