ROM Code for a 68K board
Bill Gunshannon
Something equivalent to MIKBUG or even ODT (from the PDP-11).
I have a pair of ISC 68K boards that only have the UNix boot
Proms and would really like to have something that wold let me
develop (and download) my own software. Oh yeah, I am looking
for something in source as I will need to modify for the particular
hardware. Too bad Microware has never donsidered releasing their
old 6809 and 68K code.
bill
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Jeff Jonas
Bill Gunshannon <bill...@cs.uofs.edu> wrote:
>Does anyone know of available ROMable code for for a 68K board?
Yes: see the "68008 trainer" here
http://ferretronix.com/stuff/sbc.html
notes are here
http://ferretronix.com/stuff/68k/68k_monitor_notes
the ROM monitor is here
http://ferretronix.com/stuff/68k/mon210_asm
And here's the elusive 12 page
Application Note AN897 "MC68008 minumum configuration".
http://ferretronix.com/stuff/68k/an897.fsl.d.rev0.pdf
urbancamo
comprehensive monitor program with built-in assembler and
disassembler.
You can get it from here: http://www.wickensonline.co.uk/mecb.html
Source is provided that can be compiled with Easy68K, available here:
http://www.easy68k.com/
This is a windows program, although it will run under wine if you're
preference is Linux.
Alternatively, I've ported the assembler portion to linux (although
only motorola S-record format is currently supported):
http://www.wickensonline.co.uk/unix68k.html
Regards, Mark.
Bill Gunshannon
Thanks people. Time for a little more research. I am determined to get
those QBUS 68K boards up and operational. Would be really great if I
could eventually get them running CPM-68K. (Actually, I would love to
run OS9-68K but I know that's never gonna happen.)