Hi Bill,
yes that would be great, I will PM you my mail address. I made some progress though and will continue working on this anyhow as this is a good way to get me back to speed...
cheers
Philippe

A BIG thank you Ed for your kind support ! The ball is in my hands now ! I already started to tweak Bill's source under the 6502 simulator, ah it's cool, it reminds me my projects from 30 years back
I will keep you posted of my progress...

Cheers and good evening

Philippe

I came to the same conclusion... after reading the helpful comments that Bill put in his source... and the errors I'm facing compiling run6502 on my laptop....this is the journey that matters, not the destination, !

Cheers
Philippe

Hi Ed,
thanks for your precious advice. I'm about to download lib6502 on my linux laptop, I will try to get the disassembled code alongside with the hex so that I can replace the absolute addresses in the table by labels, I guess since can be done with the disassembler.

Cheers
Philippe

Just tried that, you're spot on, but no more luck, I guess there are other absolute references elsewhere to be patched.... I'm currently searching the web for a disassembler...

thanks Ed for the quick reply.

I'm afraid my explanations were a bit confused. I do not have RAM above 2000, so I actually checked everything loaded OK after I relocated the data from 200.
You're right, I think my first task is to find a disassembler and check the absolute addresses to be modified ...

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My name is Philippe Elie, from Paris, France, and just registered :-)

My first contact with a computer was probably in my dad's office in the IBM lab in La Gaude in the seventies, I was 10-14 back then. These beasts were programmed in a special flavor of PL/I, APL and assembler. After some ...