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  C:\>flash
  C:\>flash
  Lo-tech XT-CF and 8-bit ROM Board Flash Programmer.  Usage:
  Lo-tech XT-CF and 8-bit ROM Board Flash Programmer, version 1.4
  Supports SST 29xE010/39SF0x0, and AMIC A29010 flash chips.
   
   
  1. Simple mode - write an image file to the ROM.  The ROM is
  Usage:
    completely erased, then the file copied.  Can be used with
    32KB or 64KB configurations.
Write an image file to the ROM.  The ROM is completely
erased, then the file copied.  Can be used with ROMs
between 2KB and 64KB. Note: Checksum is not calculated.
   
   
  eg: flash [image-file] [base-address]
  eg: flash [image-file] [base-address]

Latest revision as of 20:11, 26 August 2024

The Lo-tech XT-CF flash utility is a simple DOS program that writes a binary input file to the ROM on the Lo-tech XT-CF Boards and Lo-tech 8-bit ROM Board, both of which use ST39SF0x0 or AMIC A29010 flash chips.

Usage

flash [image-file] [base-address]

where:

  • [image-file] is the name of the binary file to load
  • [base-address] is the base address of the chip, for example D000

Since the boards have 32 or 64KB available, multiple ROM binaries can be written out by appending them into a single file ensuring images are 2KB aligned; however note that the entire flash chip is erased before programming.

Sample Output

C:\>flash
Lo-tech XT-CF and 8-bit ROM Board Flash Programmer, version 1.4
Supports SST 29xE010/39SF0x0, and AMIC A29010 flash chips.

Usage:

Write an image file to the ROM.  The ROM is completely
erased, then the file copied.  Can be used with ROMs
between 2KB and 64KB. Note: Checksum is not calculated.

eg: flash [image-file] [base-address]

[image-file]   - ROM image
[base-address] - hex ROM window base address, i.e. D000
                 must be A000-F800

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