On Sun, 20 Jun 1999, Ulrich Hausmann wrote:

> finally, I did what you suggested (including Colin's correction re the
> "wb" command ("sb" is the correct one). And here are the results:
>=20
> (dm FEED0000)
> Displaying memory from FEED0000
>  FEED0000  0000 FF00 0000 FF80  0000 FFD6 0000 FF00 *******=C4***=F7***
> (sb FEED0000 FF)
> Memory set starting at FEED0000
> (dm FEED0000)
> Displaying memory from FEED0000
>  FEED0000  0000 FF00 0000 FF80  0000 FFD6 0000 FF00 *******=C4***=F7***

             ^^
The "sb" command should have changed this to FF00.  So, it looks like
your card's offset must differ from the "standard" one.

> (sb FEED0000 00)
> Memory set starting at FEED0000
> (dm FEED0000)
> Displaying memory from FEED0000
>  FEED0000  0000 FF00 0000 FF80  0000 FFD6 0000 FF00 *******=C4***=F7***

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