so you have a bin, you burned it to the chip. then you read the data off the chip to a new bin, deleted the y's and compared the two and they were not the same?

is that what is going on? im trying to make it more clear.

-Luke

 

If you email the bin to my screename @yahoo.com, I'll open it in Prog-Studio and delete the offset. Then return it to you.

I don't know anything about editing roms in notepad. I have used prog-studio and didnt ---- it up, cause you just type in a start and stop addy to remove. then compare it to the original bin (preburn with no offset) and it will tell you any differences.

 

i'll do that when i get home(at werk now) thanks

 

Yeah, I've never had any issues using my hex editor either to erase the blank code. I just erase the blanks, copy the rest of the info, and paste it into a new .bin file so I can start at the 0000 mark.

 

i've never had any issues with notepad. but let us know what works

-Luke

 

do i have to get rid of ALL of the y's cause i still leave some a tthe bottom??

 

you need to get rid of all the y's that make up the offset, or everything up to the 8000h address that you start at. I have no clue how many that is which is why i just tell it an address in a hex editor.

 

nope you want to get rid of all of the y's in the beginning. think of the file as 2 big chunks. first chunk is blank, second is all your data.

-Luke

 

could that be ------- up the map

 

host up the bin file, the 64k one. i'll take a look for you

-Luke